A weekend getaway is about unwinding, getting a charge out of pleasant view and getting away from the commonplace of the regular cycle. If you're in Mumbai, these upscale resorts and homestays are where you can relinquish all your pressure with spa, get into a few scrumptious feasts, go out for a trek, or simply relax in the sun by the pool. Here are some of the best weekend getaways within a radius of just 103 km.
 

The twin hill stations of Lonavala and Khandala are the most well known monsoon getaways in India. The best time to visit Lonavala and Khandala is during the monsoon, between July-September when the picturesque spots become rich green and the waterfalls are in full stream. It is the most mesmerizing best weekend getaway from Mumbai.
Distance from Mumbai: 95 Kms

Arranged at a level of 3400 feet, Lohagad Fort is an impressive fort about 52 kilometers from Pune. Roosted on a remarkable hill near Malavali, this destination is the ideal blend of old architecture and beauty. Lohagad Fort was built during the 18th century and is an ideal destination for trekking and nature sweethearts, particularly from Pune and Mumbai. The spot is flanked ordinarily at its rich green best and has all encompassing views and cool mountain air.
Distance from Mumbai: 98 km

This hill station is the origination of renowned freedom fighter Veer Bhai Kotwal. Matheran is home to Matheran Hill Railway, one of only a handful of exceptional toy trains in India. The Matheran hill railway, otherwise called Matheran Light Railway, is being considered for UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Do visit this best weekend getaway from Mumbai.
Distance from Mumbai: 94 Kms

At a distance of 82 km from Mumbai, 82 km from Pune, 15 km from Lonavala, and 15 km from Khandala, Rajmachi Fort is an ancient fort located in Pune district of Maharashtra. It is one of the well known traveler places close to Mumbai for trekking and furthermore among the best places to visit in Lonavala. This famous fort in Maharashtra lies at a height of 2710 feet. 
Distance from Mumbai: 82 Kms

Kune Falls lies at an elevation of 622 m set against the shocking scenery of the famous Sahyadri Mountains. It is a three-layered cascade flowing down from a level of 200 m. The waterfall is separated into 2 segments and the most elevated drop at this three-level waterfall is of around 100 m. The spot is totally encircled by rich green vegetation and gives an extraordinary visual encounter.
The Kune Church is situated near Kune Waterfalls and fills in as a milestone to reach the waterfalls. From the church, all that's needed is a short walk to arrive at Kune falls.
Distance from Mumbai: 94 Km

At a distance of 17 km from Matheran and 8 km from Diksal, Garbett Point or Garbut Point is situated close to Matheran with stupendous view on the level underneath. The huge plateau gives a view to different waterfalls on the adjoining mountains.
Distance from Mumbai: 89 Km

It is located at a distance of 17 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus. The caves are known for lovely Hindu temples and sculptures. Elephanta Caves are an organization of etched caves located on Elephanta Island or Gharapuri in Mumbai Harbour. The Elephanta Caves were named by the Portuguese after they saw a statue of an elephant on the island. It is a must-visit best weekend getaway from Mumbai, when you want to explore somewhere nearby.
Distance from Mumbai: 17 Kms

At a distance of 42 km from Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Kanheri caves are situated inside Sanjay Gandhi National Park toward the north of Borivali in the edges of North Mumbai in Maharashtra.
The Kanheri Caves comprise a gathering of rock-cut monuments etched out of an enormous basaltic rock. The name of these caves has started from the Sanskrit word Krishnagiri, meaning black. These caves were shaped between the 1stcentury BC and 10thcentury AD, with the earliest rocks comprising 109 minuscule rock-cut cells. The caves exhibit the Buddhist impact on the art and culture of India. Most caves were named Buddhist Viharas in ancient times and were intended for living, study, and meditation. The site likewise filled in as a university during the standard of Kushanas and Mauryas.
Distance from Mumbai: 42 Kms

Garbett to Matheran trekking is extremely renowned for experience sweethearts from Mumbai and Pune. The trip is a part long and requires a little persistence to achieve. The trek begins from Diksal village. In the wake of strolling for 5 minutes one can see a colossal manmade lake. Garbett to Matheran trekking is extremely renowned for adventure lovers from Mumbai and Pune. The trek is a part long and requires a little persistence to achieve. The trek begins from Diksal village. In the wake of strolling for 5 minutes one can see a tremendous man-made lake. Visitors need to stroll along the edge of thelake and cross a quick stream. One necessity is a rope to cross the stream during the monsoon season. The fields and the mountains are rich green with waterfalls all around.
Distance from Mumbai: 89 Kms

Gorakhgad is a hill fort in Maharashtra. Gorakhgad and Machindragad are twin forts in the Thane district of Maharashtra. Gorakhgad is located at a rise higher than its twin fort. There are various caverns dispersed close to the foundation of the pinnacle, and some of them are inhabitable. The winding way paving the way to the fort is luxuriously blessed with thick vegetation. There is a temple of Shiva at the peak, and a sculpture of the bull 'Nandi,' at the highest point of the fortress. Shiva was the supporter god of the fort, it appears to recommend.
Distance from Mumbai: 90 km

Alibaug has acquired itself the name of 'mini Goa', attributable to the high tourist footfall throughout the entire year. Saturated with colonial history, Alibaug is a curious little town situated around 96 km from Mumbai and 150 km from Pune, and is loaded with sandy beaches, clean unpolluted air, and bounty of forts and temples, guaranteeing that in spite of being a small town, you never run out of activities to do. Do visit this mini Goa, best weekend getaway from Mumbai!
Distance from Mumbai: 96 km

The city is set on the banks of Panvel spring encompassed by the Matheran Hills. With Hinduism being the major religion in the city, Panvel has a blend of Agri smaaj, Muslims and koli community in the region. Panvel is known for the two conspicuous Ganesha temples in Maharashtra - Ballaleshwar and Varadavinayak. The best time to visit Panvel is during winters as the city gets significant rainfall during monsoons and early winter season.
Distance from Mumbai: 34 km

The Karla and Bhaja caves are among the oldest caves in India and date back to 160 B.C. furthermore, are situated close to Lonavala in Maharashtra. The Bhaja caves consist of 22 rock-cut caves which are accepted to have existed from the times of Hinayana phase of Buddhism, which is of second to first century BC.
Distance from Mumbai: 95 km

Cut into a rough slope, Karla caves are among the oldest Buddhist cave shrines in India. It is situated on the Pune-Mumbai highway at Karla and in the event that sources are to be accepted, these are a couple among scores of other caves uncovered in Sahyadri Hills. Cut very nearly quite a while back around the second century BC to the 5th century AD, this spot comprises of beautiful Chaityas (halls) and Viharas reflecting upon an expedition of the past, portraying some entertaining stories. A temple made of pillars from the Buddhist period has been constructed as of late at the entry of the caves.
Distance from Mumbai: 93 km

Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, famous Maratha ruler, won this spot in 1656 and his Maratha kingdom consequently moved base to Raigad. His prized win, the Raigad Fort is one of the principal attractions of this spot. Raigad, is a rich district located in the Konkan district of Maharashtra. Situated at 2,851mts, it is encircled by Mumbai Harbour, Thane, Pune, Ratnagiri and the Arabian Sea. The fort is based on an unpredictable shape of rock at an extensive height from the sea level. The Samadhi (tomb) of Shivaji is put in this fort. 
Distance from Mumbai: 103 km

Have a wonderful weekend!