the vendors, beggars and crowds make the trip a harrowing experience, especially if you are acting as a guide to a foreign visitor

used to gto when i was child, visited after decade, it still the same, crowd come with hiugh hope. do visit for peace and good ambience

Very dirty place unlike otehr places of worhisp in Mumbai for Muslims as well for Hindus. It is not recomended for tourists.

This place is the famous resting place of Sufi Saint and the shrine is visited by people from all religions - Hindus Muslims Sikhs and is very powerful and answers prayers.

Even that I am afraid of crowded places and this has been one of the most ones...visiting Haji Ali Mosque was an exiting experience. The only idea of visiting a Mosque and Tomb that is floating in the ocean made me to face my fairs and go there. You can visit this place only during low tide, when a path... More

Visited here at midday. Security absent.? Causeway completely strewn with beggers and hawkers. Great place to stop and watch the world go by. Mosque itself very basic, but great setting.The setting is a major attraction of Mumbai but the place needs better upkeep and management.No problem of Car park. The sea on one side and the city on the other... More

A small shrine that is in the sea, with access via a pier. Worth going to, for the experience. Just on the main road is their juice Center, definately worth having a fresh fruit juice there or one of their cream specialities. And it's pretty safe to eat and drink there, though we avoided adding ice to our drinks.

Breath taking it looks during night. The level of sea rises little upwards and the ramp which connects to the Mosque from land gets covered with water. This is a place where you will get peace, you can feel the mystic powers of the place and this divine place is a must visit. I believe in Haji Ali a lot... More

Location was cool. Good fresh fruit juices not far from site made a pleasant break on this historic monument.