Devkund Waterfall One Day Trek with Travel from Mumbai

Hidden deep within the lush forests of Maharashtra, Devkund Waterfall is a magical plunge pool formed by a natural stream flowing through the Western Ghats. This one-day jungle trek is the perfect escape for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and anyone craving a break from the city chaos. Starting with a scenic night drive from Mumbai, you’ll journey through winding roads to reach the quaint village of Patnus — your gateway to Devkund....Read More

Transportation by private AC bus (Mumbai to base village & return)
Breakfast & Lunch (Veg)
Entry & forest permit charges
Guided trek to Devkund Waterfall
First-aid assistance
Trek leader & support team charges

Dinner and personal snacks
Bottled water or beverages
Insurance of any kind
Anything not mentioned in the inclusions

This trek is perfect for nature lovers, adventure seekers, weekend wanderers, and first-time trekkers looking to escape the city for a refreshing one-day getaway. Whether you’re coming solo, with friends, or as a group — Devkund offers the right mix of serenity, thrill, and scenic beauty for everyone.

• Wear good trekking shoes – Preferably with grip and ankle support, as the trail has slippery patches and water crossings.
• Carry a light backpack – Keep essentials like water, snacks, and a poncho or raincoat during monsoon season.
• Stay hydrated – Carry at least 1–2 liters of water, and avoid plastic bottles
• Keep electronics safe – Use waterproof pouches or ziplocks for your phone and gadgets.
• Listen to your trek leaders – Stick with the group and follow safety instructions during stream crossings.
• Pack an extra pair of clothes – You’ll likely get wet at the waterfall or during the trek.
• Carry basic meds or personal essentials – If you have motion sickness or specific needs, carry those medicines.

• ID Proof – Aadhar Card / Driving License (Carry a copy too)
• Backpack – Preferably waterproof or with a rain cover
• Trekking Shoes – Or sturdy sports shoes with good grip (essential for stream crossings)
• Clothing – 1 pair Trekking Pants (compulsory), 2 T-Shirts (full or half sleeves), Raincoat / Waterproof Jacket / Windcheater, Hand Towel / Napkin, Two pairs of socks
• Water Bottle – Carry at least 2–3 liters (prefer reusable bottles)
• Snacks & Ready-to-Eat Food – Dry fruits, energy bars, biscuits, Chikki, chocolate, or plum cake
• Torch – With extra batteries (very important for pre-sunrise travel)
• Personal Medicines – Any specific medications you need
• Basic First Aid – Band-aids, pain relief spray, etc.