This commercial capital of India lies on the western coast at the mouth of the Ulhas River. The Sanjay Gandhi National Park is near the city, and covers about one sixth of the city’s area. There are many churches, bazaars, garden and monuments to be visited here. Mumbai is a cluster of islands. There are many lakes, too the Tulsi Lake and Vihar Lake are located in Borivili National Park, within the city.
Three small rivers, the Dahisar, Poinsar and Ohiwara originate within the Borivili National park. The coastline of the city is indented with numerous creeks and bays which makes it a favourite hangout for water sports enthusiasts and tourists. Salsette Island’s east coast is covered with mangrove swamps, whereas its west coast is sandy and rocky.
Mumbai city offers a lot of sight seeing and shopping. There are nearby areas which are apt picnic spots. There are cruise liners that start from Mumbai and travel to Goa, Lakshadweep and Mangalore.
With the capacity to accommodate about 500 passengers Mumbai High Seas Cruises provides personalised attention to their valued customer. The overnight stay on it resort includes Deluxe Premium, Deluxe Class, Economy Class and Seats. The overnight cruise includes an air-conditioned liner, including top-of-the-line entertainment amenities; open deck for recreation, live events and a great dance floor.Ferries from Ferry Wharf allow access to islands and beaches in the area. Chowpatty is of the most famous beaches in Mumbai. Another is the Juhu beach.
