Aksa Beach in Malad, Mumbai, is one of the most popular tourist locations in Mumbai. You will see all kinds of Mumbaikars decide to have a day on the beach any time of the year – apart from the monsoons. There are several reasons for this. Aksa Beach is well-connected to public transport. It is one of the most economical outings in Mumbai city. It provides what everyone wants – fun, frolic, the sea, sand and the sun. Here’s everything you must know about Aksa Beach – a fun, interesting place to see in Mumbai.
Aksa Beach Mumbai: Complete Travel Guide
Aksa Beach is in Malad and 3+ kilometres from Malad Station. It is connected to the station by bus, shared auto and auto-by-meter. Two buses ply from the Station to Aksa, 271 and A-269. The bus fare is ₹15 in 2025. The total auto fare from Malad West Station to Aksa Beach is between ₹150-200.
The best time to visit Aksa Beach is from 7 AM to 11 AM and 4 PM to 7 PM, depending on the weather. In the morning, you will see many joggers and health enthusiasts. As the day passes, you will see college kids and entire families venture out for a fun outing. Aksa Beach is a popular tourist spot, and several food carts ply there. From the iconic golawalla to Mumbai cuisine, including vada-pav, bhurji, bhelpuri and pani puri, you get it all. Recently, some games for kids have also started, like a trampoline. During the summer, some locals offer small tents. The shopkeepers give mattresses for as low as ₹50 for three hours.
There are very few family hotels and restaurants, and Mumbaikars might find the prices a bit on the expensive side. The best Value for Money option is Hotel Aksa, which is just outside the actual beach. It is also one of the oldest restaurants in the area. Aksa Beach is surrounded by two other beaches, Dana Pani Beach and Marve Beach. It’s possible to visit all three on a single day, but it would require a bit of walking.
Malad Station to Aksa Beach:
Marve Beach-Aksa Beach-Dana Pani
How to Mumbai Aksa Beach Tourism Tips:
The road leading from Marve village to Aksa Beach has been under repair for a while now. While the stretch has been a paradise for cyclists, it isn’t so at the moment, as only one side of the road has been concretised and that too halfway through. Novice riders and drivers should take this into consideration if they plan driving to Aksa Beach with friends and family.
Aksa Beach and its surroundings are densely populated during weekends. If the weather permits, plan to leave the place before 6 PM, as the rush begins post 7 PM. You may find it difficult to get an auto to the station or even a rickshaw – and the charges might be exorbitant. If you do face such circumstances, it’s better to have your dinner at Aksa Hotel and then take a bus post 8 PM.
All in all, Aksa Beach promises a great day of fun at the beach for the entire family.
Is an Aksa Beach outing expensive?
No, the Aksa Beach outing is not expensive. The food and snacks might be 10 rupees pricier than what you get on a regular Mumbai street, but it is not very expensive.
How to reach Aksa Beach?
You can visit Aksa Beach from Malad West station. You can take a share autorickshaw or even the buses 271, 273 and A-269
Is street food available at Aksa Beach?
Yes, there are plenty of street food options all over the beach, including gola wallahs and nariyalpani wallas. There is a makeshift small area just outside the beach that serves fish
Is Aksa Beach ever closed?
Aksa Beach might be closed during the monsoon seasons and in some cases, due to Government notices. Avoid planning to go during the monsoon reason
Is Aksa Beach crowded?
Yes, Aksa Beach is very crowded during the weekends and in the evenings. To enjoy your Aksa Beach outing, plan to go early in the morning or sometime during the weekday. Aksa Beach will also be crowded during public holidays.
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