Quick answer: Bandra Reclamation sits at the Bandra end of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, which is now joined to the Mumbai Coastal Road (connection opened January 2025) – giving one continuous sea-side route towards Worli and South Mumbai. The Versova-Bandra Sea Link, which will extend this route north, is under construction with no firm opening date. The nearest operating metro is Line 3 (Aqua Line) at BKC; Metro Line 2B through Bandra is still being built. For Godrej Bandra Bay buyers, connectivity is already strong today – treat future projects as a bonus, not a reason to pay more.
Last updated: 16 October 2026. Project status as reported in the news; opening dates of projects under construction can change. Check official MSRDC, BMC and MMRDA updates for the latest. Details marked * are indicative and can change.
Few parts of Mumbai are as closely tied to the city’s big road projects as Bandra Reclamation. This guide explains what is open, what is being built, and what it means for buyers looking at Godrej Bandra Bay – 4 BHK homes of approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft* from ₹29 Cr* in Bandra West.
Infrastructure Around Bandra Reclamation at a Glance
| Project | Status (Oct 2026) | What it means for Bandra Reclamation |
|---|---|---|
| Bandra-Worli Sea Link | Open | Direct route to Worli without the inland roads |
| Coastal Road (south) + Sea Link connector | Open (connector since Jan 2025) | Continuous coastal route towards Marine Drive and South Mumbai |
| Versova-Bandra Sea Link | Under construction, no firm date | Future sea route north towards Juhu and Versova |
| Coastal Road (north) | Under construction | Future coastal route further into the western suburbs |
| Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line) | Open, station at BKC | Underground metro to South Mumbai and Aarey from BKC |
| Metro Line 2B (through Bandra) | Under construction in this section | Future metro along the Bandra corridor |
| Bandra Bay promenade | Reported (Phase 1), no dates | Public waterfront space at Bandra Bay |
Bandra-Worli Sea Link and the Coastal Road
The Bandra-Worli Sea Link has connected Bandra with Worli for years, skipping the older inland roads through Mahim and Dadar. The newer Mumbai Coastal Road extends this route south: its first phase opened in March 2024, and the bridge connecting it to the Sea Link opened in January 2025.
For someone living at Bandra Reclamation, right by the Bandra end of the Sea Link, this means one largely signal-free sea-side route towards Worli, Marine Drive and South Mumbai. Actual travel time still depends on traffic at each end, so test your own route at peak hours. Our location and connectivity guide covers today’s routes to BKC, the airport and the western suburbs.
Versova-Bandra Sea Link: What Is Coming
The Versova-Bandra Sea Link is a new bridge over the sea that will extend the route north from the Bandra end of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link towards Juhu and Versova. It is being built by the state road development corporation (MSRDC).
- Status: under construction. News reports in 2026 put progress at around a third of the work.
- Opening date: not firm – reported targets have changed several times.
- Why it matters: once open, it is expected to make trips between Bandra and the western suburbs easier by avoiding congested inland roads.
If the western suburbs matter to you, also read Bandra West vs Juhu.
Coastal Road North
A northern section of the Coastal Road, further into the western suburbs, is also under construction, with a reported target of end-2028. Together with the Versova-Bandra Sea Link it is planned to form a long coastal road corridor along the western sea front. As with any large project, timelines can move.
Metro: Line 3 Today, Line 2B Later
Metro Line 3 (Aqua Line) – open
Mumbai’s first fully underground metro line is open and has a station at BKC. From there it runs south towards Worli, Churchgate and Cuffe Parade, and north towards the airport and Aarey – useful for anyone working in South Mumbai or BKC.
Metro Line 2B (Yellow Line) – under construction
Line 2B will run from the western suburbs through Bandra and BKC towards Chembur and Mandale. Part of the line on the eastern side has opened, but the Bandra section is still under construction and has no confirmed opening date.
The Bandra Bay Promenade (Reported)
According to news reports from 7 October 2026, Godrej Properties, the BMC and RC Group are to build Phase 1 of a public waterfront promenade at Bandra Bay, with a walking track, landscaped lawns and a community hub; a Phase 2 is reported to add mini golf and sports zones. No dates have been announced, and it is a public space, not part of any residential project. We track it in the Godrej Bandra Reclamation latest update, and our Bandra Reclamation area guide explains the wider neighbourhood.
For the full details reported so far, read our Bandra Bay promenade update.
What It Means for Property Buyers
- Connectivity is already strong. The Sea Link, Coastal Road connector and BKC are all close today – you are not buying on a promise.
- Do not pay extra for unfinished projects. Future roads and metro lines can be delayed; value a home on what exists now.
- Expect construction nearby. Large projects bring years of work, noise and traffic changes. Ask what is being built near any home you shortlist.
- Check the view and noise. New roads and bridges can change sea views and sound levels for some buildings – check your exact unit. See sea-facing flats: what to check.
- Price growth is not guaranteed. Better infrastructure supports demand, but no one can promise returns. Read the investment case for and against.
Godrej Bandra Bay and Infrastructure
Godrej Bandra Bay is at Bandra Reclamation, close to the Bandra end of the Sea Link – one of the best-connected spots on Mumbai’s western sea front. The project offers 4 BHK homes only, approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft*, from ₹29 Cr*, on a land parcel of approx. 2.75 acres*. It is at pre-launch: check the MahaRERA status before paying. Buyers comparing nearby projects also look at Adani Bandra Reclamation, and another summary of this project is on the Godrej Bandra Reclamation property page.
Bandra Reclamation Infrastructure: Key Takeaways
- Open now: Bandra-Worli Sea Link, Coastal Road (south) and its Sea Link connector, Metro Line 3 at BKC.
- Under construction: Versova-Bandra Sea Link, Coastal Road (north), Metro Line 2B through Bandra – no firm dates.
- Reported: a public Bandra Bay promenade (Phase 1), no dates.
- Value a home on today’s connectivity; treat future projects as a bonus.
- Godrej Bandra Bay: 4 BHK only, approx. 2,900–3,500 sq ft*, from ₹29 Cr*.
For every project detail in one place, read the complete Godrej Bandra Reclamation guide or visit the Godrej Bandra Reclamation project page.
Want to know how the location works for your daily routes? Send an enquiry for the latest verified details on Godrej Bandra Bay.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Mumbai Coastal Road connected to the Bandra-Worli Sea Link?
Yes. The southern Coastal Road opened in March 2024, and its connection with the Bandra-Worli Sea Link opened in January 2025. Drivers from Bandra can now continue past Worli along the coast towards Marine Drive.
When will the Versova-Bandra Sea Link open?
There is no firm date. The sea link is under construction, news reports in 2026 put progress at around a third of the work, and reported completion targets have moved several times. Treat any date as a target, not a promise.
Is there a metro station near Bandra Reclamation?
The nearest operating metro is Line 3 (Aqua Line), which has a station at BKC and runs underground towards South Mumbai and Aarey. Metro Line 2B, which will pass through Bandra, is still under construction in this section with no confirmed opening date.
How does the Coastal Road help Godrej Bandra Bay residents?
Godrej Bandra Bay is at Bandra Reclamation, near the Bandra end of the Bandra-Worli Sea Link. With the Sea Link now joined to the Coastal Road, residents can use one continuous sea-side route towards Worli and South Mumbai.
Will new infrastructure increase property prices in Bandra Reclamation?
Better connectivity generally supports demand, but no one can promise price growth. Much of the benefit of open projects may already be in today’s prices, and projects still under construction can be delayed. Buy for your own use and budget, not for an expected price rise.
What is the Bandra Bay promenade?
According to news reports from 7 October 2026, Godrej Properties, the BMC and RC Group are to build Phase 1 of a public waterfront promenade at Bandra Bay with a walking track, landscaped lawns and a community hub. No dates have been announced, and it is a public space, not part of any residential project.
*Prices, sizes and other details are indicative and subject to change. Infrastructure status is as reported in the news and can change. Please verify all details with the developer, official authorities and the MahaRERA website before making any decision.
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