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At a Glance: Essential Visitor Information
TimingsAlways open; evenings busiest
Entry feeFree
Best time to visitNovember to February
From city centreNorthern suburbs (Juhu)
LocationMumbai, Maharashtra
Know before you go
About Juhu Beach
Juhu Beach, in the northern suburbs, is one of Mumbai's most popular beaches — busy with street food stalls (pav bhaji, bhel puri), families, and joggers, especially around sunset. It's less about swimming and more about the evening atmosphere and food.
Getting there
How to Reach Juhu Beach
Reachable by taxi or auto from most parts of Mumbai; Vile Parle and Santacruz are the nearest railway stations.
Location
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