Book Pune to Satara Taxi with Pune Cab Service
Satara is a historic city with forts, waterfalls and the famous Kaas Plateau of flowers. Our Pune to Satara cab is an easy two-hour drive on the NH48 highway, ideal for a one-day trip or a base for Mahabaleshwar and Koyna.
Pune to Satara Trip Details
- Starting fare
- Call for best fare
- Route
- Pune → Satara
- Distance
- 110 km (approx.)
- Travel time
- 2 – 2.5 hours
- Trip type
- One-day trip
- Best season
- August to October for Kaas Plateau; October to February otherwise
Pune to Satara – Vehicles & Fare
Fare for Pune to Satara depends on the vehicle, date and whether you want a one-way drop or a round trip. Choose a vehicle and we will reply with a clear fare on WhatsApp.
| Vehicle | Seats | Luggage | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swift Dzire on Rent in Pune | 4 + 1 | 2–3 bags | 1 to 4 passengers | Get fare |
| Ertiga on Rent in Pune | 6 + 1 | 3–4 bags | 5 to 6 passengers | Get fare |
| Innova Crysta on Rent in Pune | 6 + 1 | 4–5 bags | 5 to 7 passengers | Get fare |
| Scorpio on Rent in Pune | 6 + 1 | 4 bags | 5 to 7 passengers | Get fare |
| Tempo Traveller on Rent in Pune | 12 – 17 | Large luggage space | 8 to 17 passengers | Get fare |
| Urbania on Rent in Pune | 12 – 17 | Large luggage space | 8 to 17 passengers | Get fare |
| Bus on Rent in Pune | 20 – 45 | Large luggage space | 18 to 45 passengers | Get fare |
Careful, experienced drivers
Drivers who regularly run this route, know the ghat and highway stretches and drive within safe limits.
Room for family and luggage
Pick a vehicle by group size and bags, from a sedan to a Tempo Traveller or bus, so nobody travels cramped.
Stops on your terms
Break for breakfast, viewpoints or darshan. Your driver waits within your booked hours.
Clean, well-maintained cars
Air-conditioned vehicles cleaned before every trip, with the fare explained before you confirm.
Pune to Satara – Complete Guide
Satara was the capital of the Maratha empire in the time of Chhatrapati Shahu, and it remains one of the most scenic cities of western Maharashtra. It sits in a valley ringed by hills and forts, including Ajinkyatara above the city and Sajjangad, where the saint Samarth Ramdas lies. Around the city are some of the region's best natural attractions, from the Thoseghar waterfalls to the Kaas Plateau, a UNESCO-listed plateau that turns into a carpet of wildflowers after the monsoon.
The distance from Pune is only about 110 km on a smooth highway, so Satara is perfect for a one-day trip or for a stop on the way to Kolhapur, Goa, Mahabaleshwar or Koyna. Many families visit Sajjangad and Thoseghar in the same day, while flower-season visitors head straight for Kaas. A private cab saves the difficulty of finding connections to the plateau and waterfalls, which are outside the city.
The route from Pune. The route from Pune follows the NH48 highway south through Khed Shivapur, Shirwal and Surur to Satara. The Khambatki ghat section just before Satara is a long, busy stretch with trucks, so we plan timing to avoid heavy traffic. Distances to Kaas and Thoseghar add about an hour each way.
Places to visit on the Pune to Satara trip. Kaas Plateau – A UNESCO-listed plateau famous for wildflowers from August to October, with entry controls. Sajjangad Fort – A fort and temple where Samarth Ramdas lies, reached by steps or road. Thoseghar Waterfalls – Tall waterfalls in the hills west of Satara, best in monsoon. Ajinkyatara Fort – A hill fort above Satara with a panoramic view of the city. Yawateshwar Temple – A hill temple above the city with a lake view. Bamnoli and Shivsagar Lake – A scenic lake for boating, near the road to Kaas. Koyna Dam – A major dam and wildlife area further south, for a longer day.
Best time and travel tips. The ideal season for this trip is August to October for Kaas Plateau; October to February otherwise. For Kaas Plateau, check the flower season and the booking system, since visitor numbers are controlled to protect the plateau. Do not pluck flowers or walk off the paths. Roads to Thoseghar and Kaas can be slippery in monsoon. Start early to avoid traffic at Khambatki ghat. Entry tickets are separate from the cab fare.
Satara is known for Kandi Pedha, a sweet from Satara, plus Kaas lake snacks, misal pav and Maharashtrian thalis. Highway restaurants near Shirwal and Surur serve good breakfast.
Planning your day. With a travel time of about 2 – 2.5 hours, an early start between 5:30 and 7 in the morning keeps the day comfortable, especially if you wish to return the same night. For a relaxed experience with meals and darshan or sightseeing, an overnight stay is often more enjoyable than a rushed one-day trip. Tell us how much time you want at each stop. Our driver will keep a track of the time and remind you politely so that you can reach home as planned.
Which cab should you choose for Pune to Satara? With a distance of about 110 km (approx.), Pune to Satara is long enough that seat comfort and boot space matter, so we recommend choosing the vehicle carefully. For up to four people a sedan keeps the cost low; for a family of five to six, the Ertiga offers space for luggage; for senior citizens and premium comfort, the Innova Crysta is the most popular choice. If you are travelling as a larger group, a Tempo Traveller, Urbania or bus brings everyone together in one vehicle and reduces the cost per head.
How Pune to Satara cab fare is decided. The fare depends on the vehicle, the total distance, the number of days and the date of travel. A same-day round trip is priced differently from an overnight stay, and a one-way drop costs less than a return journey. Toll, parking and state tax are normally charged at actuals unless we quote an all-inclusive package, and for overnight trips a driver night allowance may apply. We explain every item before you confirm so that there are no surprises.
Safe driving and road knowledge. Our drivers regularly run routes out of Pune, so they know the expressway and highway stretches, ghat sections, fuel stops and the busiest hours. They keep to safe speeds, avoid risky overtaking and take breaks on long drives. On Pune to Satara, we also recommend starting early, avoiding late-night driving in ghat areas and keeping some buffer time for traffic, especially on weekends and holidays.
Before you leave for Pune to Satara, check the weather forecast, charge your phone and download offline maps in case the network is weak on hilly stretches. Carry ID proof, comfortable footwear, sunglasses and a cap, a reusable water bottle and any prescribed medicines. If you plan to visit a temple or a heritage site, dress modestly and carry a small bag, as large bags may not be allowed inside.
Families, seniors and solo travellers. Many of our Pune to Satara bookings are from families with children and elderly members, and we plan with them in mind. The driver can drop you at the entrance of a temple or viewpoint, wait nearby and help with luggage. Women travelling alone or in groups can share the vehicle and driver details with family in advance, and our team stays available on call for any support during the trip.
How to book Pune to Satara. The process takes only a few minutes: share your travel date, pick-up location, passengers and luggage on WhatsApp 7387138753, receive the quotation, confirm, and get the driver details before the trip. If your plan changes, a call to our office is enough. For weekend, festival and holiday dates, we recommend booking early to secure your preferred vehicle.
Why book with us for Pune to Satara? Because we focus on the basics that make a trip comfortable: punctual pick-up, clean vehicles, drivers who know the road and a fare that is explained in advance. We do not push unnecessary add-ons, and we are happy to build the trip around your preferences, whether you want a fast one-day visit or a relaxed multi-day plan.
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Why Book with Pune Cab Service?
- Experienced drivers who know the roads and the ghats
- Clean, well-maintained AC vehicles
- Pick-up from Viman Nagar, Kharadi, Hadapsar and all areas of Pune
- Fare shared in advance – no last-minute surprises
- Easy booking on WhatsApp 8830460560
FAQs – Pune to Satara
What is the distance and travel time for Pune to Satara?
Pune to Satara is about 110 km (approx.) and usually takes 2 – 2.5 hours depending on traffic, weather and stops.
How far is Satara from Pune by road?
Satara is about 110 km from Pune and takes around 2 to 2.5 hours on the NH48 highway.
When is the Kaas Plateau flower season?
The Kaas Plateau flowers bloom from about August to October, with the peak in September, subject to the monsoon.
Is a one-day Satara trip from Pune possible?
Yes. Sajjangad and Thoseghar, or Kaas Plateau in season, can be covered in one day from Pune.
Is advance booking required for Kaas Plateau?
Visitor numbers are controlled, so check the booking system and book in advance for the flower season.
What is Satara famous for?
Satara is famous for forts, Kaas Plateau, Thoseghar waterfalls and Kandi Pedha sweets.
Which cab is best for a Pune to Satara day trip with family?
An Ertiga is comfortable for a family on the Pune to Satara day trip, and a sedan suits four people.