Every board below is a real road from the office, measured by road and rounded. The airport in nine kilometres; the coast, the ghats and the temple towns beyond. Nothing outstation is priced here — you get a fixed quote on WhatsApp with tolls, parking and driver allowance stated.
Two airports, one number. NMIA is nine kilometres away; Mumbai airport is a Sion–Panvel run.
Tuan Vy — PexelsThe new airport at Ulwe, open for commercial flights since 25 December 2025. From Belapur it is the shortest airport run in the region.
The road: Sion–Panvel Highway to the Ulwe approach; the terminal forecourt has a short waiting bay.
Frank van Dijk — PexelsTerminal 2 for international and most domestic flights; Terminal 1 for the rest. Send the flight number and the driver tracks it.
The road: Sion–Panvel Highway, Eastern Express or the Freeway depending on the hour.
The Gateway, Marine Drive, the Sea Link, Siddhivinayak — a day in the city with a car that waits.
Frank van Dijk — PexelsGateway of India, Marine Drive, Siddhivinayak, Haji Ali, the Sea Link and Juhu in one day — the classic list, or your own.
The road: Over the Vashi creek and the Freeway to Colaba; the driver knows where to park at every stop.
Mohit Hambiria — PexelsBandstand, the Sea Link, Worli seaface and Juhu — the west-side half of the city.
The road: Vashi creek, Sion, the Sea Link; back by the Eastern Freeway in the evening.
South over the creek and down the coast: Alibag, Kashid, Murud-Janjira, Ganpatipule, Goa.
Ronak Shah — PexelsThe nearest beach town: Alibag beach, Kolaba fort at low tide, Nagaon and the coconut lanes.
The road: Down NH-66 past Pen; the Ertiga does this in a morning.
Belapur → Alibag in an Ertiga — a guest’s five-star review, August 2026.
Divya Tours & TravelsThe white-sand beach south of Alibag; quieter, cleaner, better for a full day.
The road: Alibag road, then the coastal road through Revdanda.
Adinath Gilande — PexelsThe sea fort that was never taken; sailboats from Rajpuri jetty. Pair it with Kashid for a two-day coast.
The road: Coastal road via Kashid; the last stretch is slow and beautiful.
rajeev shinde — PexelsThe seaside Ganpati temple and the Ratnagiri coast — a temple road and a beach road at once.
The road: Mumbai–Goa highway to Hathkhamba, then west; a long day, best as an overnight.
Jebakumar Samuel — PexelsOn the client’s own “serving” list. One-way drops and round trips with the same driver, north or south Goa.
The road: NH-66 down the coast or the ghats via Kolhapur — the driver picks by season.
Up the expressway into the hills: Matheran, Lonavala, Pune, Lavasa, Mahabaleshwar.
Ranjeet Chauhan — PexelsThe car-free hill station; we drop you at Dasturi and pick you up when you come down.
The road: Neral road up to Dasturi Naka — the closest hill in the book.
Prashant Darekar — PexelsFarm stays, the Ulhas river and monsoon waterfalls an hour from home.
The road: Old Pune road past Chowk; quiet on weekdays.
Rishu Bhosale — PexelsBhushi Dam in the rain, Tiger Point, Lion’s Point, the Karla and Bhaja caves, chikki lane on the way back.
The road: The Mumbai–Pune Expressway through the Khandala tunnels — the drive on this page’s windscreen.
Divya’s Ertiga photographed at the ghat viewpoints in the monsoon.
Vikram Pataskar — PexelsOn the client’s “serving” list: airport drops, one-way transfers, a Shaniwar Wada day or a wedding run.
The road: Expressway all the way; two toll plazas.
Smit Shah — UnsplashThe Kasara ghat, Vipassana and the Bhatsa valley; the road to Nashik passes right through.
The road: NH-160 over the Kasara ghat.
Omkar Jadhav — UnsplashThe lakeside hill town beyond Pune; a quiet weekend two hours past the expressway.
The road: Expressway to Pune, then the Mulshi road.
Yogesh Chaurasia — PexelsVenna Lake, Mapro Garden, Elephant’s Head, Arthur’s Seat, Pratapgad, the strawberry farms — Divya’s published 3-day package.
The road: Expressway to Pune, then the Poladpur or Wai ghat up.
Published package: 3 days / 2 nights in an AC Ertiga from ₹11,999*.
Ashtavinayak, Bhimashankar, Trimbakeshwar, Shirdi, Kolhapur — early starts and the same driver back.
Harshal — PexelsThe first Ashtavinayak stop from Navi Mumbai; Mahad’s Varadvinayak is on the same road.
The road: Old Pune road past Khopoli, then south through the Sudhagad hills.
Ankit Bhattacharjee — PexelsPanchavati and the Godavari ghats, then Shirdi (≈ 246 km) and Shani Shingnapur on the same trip.
The road: NH-160 over the Kasara ghat; Shirdi is a further two hours east.
Divya Tours & TravelsThe Jyotirlinga at the source of the Godavari; Divya’s car has stood at its north gate.
The road: Kasara ghat to Nashik, then west to Trimbak; a 4 am start makes the morning darshan.
The client’s own photograph at the temple’s north gate.
Avinash P — PexelsThe Jyotirlinga in the forest above the Bhima; best in the monsoon, best with an early start.
The road: Karjat–Khopoli to the Manchar road and up the ghat.
Divya Tours & TravelsSai Baba’s Shirdi — an overnight, or a long day with an early start and the same driver back.
The road: Via Nashik or via the Malshej ghat; the driver picks by traffic and season.
Madhura Patil — PexelsMahalaxmi darshan, the New Palace and the misal; on the way to Goa by the ghat road.
The road: Expressway to Pune, then NH-48 south.
Distances are real road kilometres from the office. Local duty follows the published card; outstation is quoted per trip with tolls, parking and driver allowance stated.
Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Daman, Surat, a wedding in a village — if it has a road, send the place and the dates and the quote comes back the same way.
