Also known as Needle Hole Point, Elephant's Head Point gives you spectacular views of nature in Mahabaleshwar. These rocks literally resembles the head of an elephant where the hole between the trunk and the foot of the elephant seems like a hole in the needle justifying its alternative name and it is one of the best places to visit in Mahabaleshwar.

The Chinaman's Falls is approximately 2.5 km away from Mahabaleshwar, towards the south into the Koyana Valley and it is one of the famous places to visit in Mahabaleshwar. Falls are named as Chinaman’s Waterfall since the gardens around it were taken care of by the Chinese. Witness the water sparkle like gold and diamonds as sunrays pierce through the falls.

Situated approximately 3 km away from the main town of Mahabaleshwar, is the Dhobi waterfall. A waterfall has always been a very alluring spot for all the fun seekers and picnic goers. Straight from the hills this water falls into the valley and mixes with Koyna River which is a tributary of the Krishna River and it is one of the best Mahabaleshwar places to visit.

Amongst the several places to visit in Mahabaleshwar, one of the most popular is the Arthur's Seat. It is also known as the Queen of the Points or the Madhi Mahaal. The Arthur's seat is at a height of 1470 m and is located approximately 13 km from the market in Mahabaleshwar. The specialty of this point is that, in case you throw the light weighed thing in the valley, it comes up again due to air pressure.

Do not forget to visit one of the most famous Mahabaleshwar tourist places, Veena Lake. It is a manmade lake built in the year 1942 by Shri Appasaheb Maharaj, who was a descendant of Shivaji Maharaj. The Veena Lake stretches across 7-8 Km and is surrounded by green vegetation, adding to its beauty. This lake is a place of pilgrimage and also has the Pratapsihn Garden on its banks.

Stand tall at 4,710 ft above the sea level and mesmerize yourself as you watch the sunrise from the Wilson Point. The rising sun brightens up your life and rejuvenates you for the journey ahead. There are three stone platforms built for tourists to sit and conveniently admire the pristine nature.