A Mumbai escort in Lonavala, Karjat or Alibaug

Plenty of Mumbai men spend the weekend outside the city. Friends rent a villa in Lonavala, or a cousin's wedding ends at a farmhouse near Karjat. Late at night, with the others asleep, a man starts to wonder if a girl would come that far.

She would. The road is long, though, so a few things work differently from a night in Bandra or Powai. Here are the road distances, the usual drive times and the money side, so you know every rupee before she knocks.

How far each place is from Andheri East

Every girl starts her trip in Andheri East, and we measured each road distance from there. The drive times are the usual evening range given by travel guides and cab firms. Getting out of Mumbai is often the slowest hour of the trip.

Why no short bookings out there? Two hours in Lonavala would keep her on the road for five hours or more. So that far from the city, only the full night is offered.

The price, and the cab on top of it

Her fee does not grow because the place is far. From Sunday to Thursday a full night is ₹22,000 with a Level 1 girl, ₹25,000 with a Level 2 girl and ₹30,000 with a VIP girl. On Friday and Saturday each of those goes up by ₹2,000, to ₹24,000, ₹27,000 and ₹32,000.

The cab works the other way round from a city booking. Within Mumbai, and out to Navi Mumbai or Kalyan, the ride is paid by us. Out of town you pay it, both ways: the drive out to you, and the drive home after 6 AM. Before she leaves Andheri East, we tell you what the full trip will cost, road tolls included. Hand her that amount together with her night fee once she has arrived, as notes or by UPI. Not one rupee is sent ahead.

Changed your plans before she has left? Then there is nothing to pay. After she has set off, the cab fare for that trip is yours. The same rule works at the door. Seeing her face to face and not happy? You may say no, and you pay only her cab.

The candle goes out at six

This is the part men most often get wrong. A full night ends at 6 AM, and the count begins the minute she arrives, not when you rang us. The price stays the same if she gets there late. A later arrival simply means a shorter night.

Picture a Saturday at a resort in Lonavala. You ring at 6 PM. She leaves Andheri East at 8 and, with weekend traffic, reaches your room around 10:30. From 10:30 PM to 6 AM is 7 hours 30 minutes. Now say you ring at 11:30 PM instead. That is often too late for a drive this long, and even when a girl can still set off, she reaches you near 2:30 AM. That is three and a half hours, and still ₹24,000 for a Level 1 girl, plus the cab.

That is the reason we ask you to book by the evening. An early call buys a long night. A call near midnight buys a short one at the same price.

Below, pick your place, your night and the size of your candle. It works backwards from six and tells you when she must set off.

Booking hours still count out of town

Her arrival is the start of your booking, so it has to fall inside that day's hours, just as in the city. Monday's last start is 1 AM. On Sunday, and on the Tuesday-to-Thursday nights, it moves to 2 AM. Friday and Saturday stay open to 4 AM, though a 4 AM arrival leaves you only two hours.

Count backwards from those times. For a Tuesday night in Alibaug she has to reach you by 2 AM, so she should leave Andheri East by about 10:30 PM.

Weekends: ₹2,000 more, and gone first

The price follows the booking line, not the date on your phone. Friday's line runs from 11:30 AM on Friday until 4 AM on Saturday. A girl who reaches Karjat at 1 AM on Saturday is still on Friday's price. Festival holidays such as Diwali, and the holiday days of a long weekend, take the same higher price. Sunday's line is the normal price again, which helps if your stay runs on to Monday.

Friday and Saturday nights also fill up before any other, and they are the hardest evenings on the Expressway. Holidays are worse still. In March 2026 a holiday rush backed traffic up about 5 km near Lonavala, and before a long weekend in April 2025 the Khandala ghat held a queue of 7 to 8 km. On such evenings, allow more time than the table shows and call us in the afternoon.

Notes for each place

Lonavala and Khandala

Both towns are on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway, with Khandala about 2 km before Lonavala as you come up from Mumbai. Since 1 May 2026 cars can use the new Missing Link, tunnels and bridges from Khopoli to Kusgaon that skip the winding old ghat and save about 20 to 30 minutes. It is not open in every storm: on 6 July 2026 a landslide near one tunnel shut it, and traffic went back through Lonavala on the old road. Fog on the hills can slow her too, in the rains and on cold December nights.

Karjat

Karjat is the nearest of the lot, about 69 km away. The usual road goes through Navi Mumbai and Panvel, then turns off after Chowk. Many stays here are farmhouses down unlit side roads, so send the farmhouse or resort name with a map pin when you book. It spares her driver a phone call to you at midnight.

Alibaug

By day, many people cross to Alibaug by boat from the Gateway of India. Those boats finish early: the last ones leave the Gateway at about 5:30 to 6 PM, and most do not sail at all in the monsoon. At night she always comes by road, over Atal Setu or through Panvel, then on through Pen. At about 101 km this is the farthest place here, so call early.

One hill town is off our list at night: Matheran. No car may go past Dasturi Naka, the car park below the town, and the walk up from there takes most of an hour, so we do not send a girl.

When you call from out of town

Give us the town, the name of your hotel, resort or villa, and the hour you would like her there. In reply you hear who is free that night, how the road looks, and the cab fare there and back. Then she dresses and leaves for your place.

The page on full nights explains how the night itself usually goes, and the price list shows every level side by side. Staying closer to the city? See where our cab is free.