Discover the Enigmatic Last Point of West India

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from a major city in Gujarat, such as Ahmedabad, take the NH48 highway towards the town of Bharuch. Continue on NH48 and then take the exit towards NH 151. Follow NH151 south until you reach the city of Surat. From Surat, continue on NH 48 heading towards Navsari, and then follow the signs for NH 48 again towards Valsad. Once you reach Valsad, switch to NH 48 towards Daman and then take the exit towards NH 8A which will lead you towards the coastal town of Mandvi. After Mandvi, continue west until you reach Sir Creek. Make sure to have a GPS or a map as the area can be tricky to navigate, especially the final stretch to Sir Creek, which is known for its remote location. Parking may be limited, so look for designated areas along the route.

• Public Transportation

  To reach Last Point of West India using public transportation, you can first take a train or a bus to the nearest major city, such as Bharuch or Surat. From either city, you can catch a local bus or hire a taxi to Mandvi. Ensure to check the bus schedules in advance as they may vary. Once you reach Mandvi, you will likely need to hire a local taxi to take you to Sir Creek, as public transport options are limited. Be aware that taxi fares can be variable, so it’s advisable to negotiate the price beforehand. Additionally, consider that the last leg of the journey may take some time due to the rural nature of the area.

• Taxi or Ride-Sharing Service

  If you prefer a more direct route without public transport connections, consider using a taxi or a ride-sharing service like Uber or Ola from a nearby city such as Surat or Bharuch. This option may be more expensive, with fares potentially reaching around ₹3000-₹5000 depending on your pickup location and the time of day. The driver should be familiar with the area, but it’s wise to confirm the destination of Sir Creek in advance to avoid any confusion.