Top Mumbai Tours by Duration - page 5

See Mumbai's highlights without worrying about getting lost—and pay a visit to the historic Elephanta Caves—on this tour. You and your guide will take a ferry out to the UNESCO-listed Elephanta Caves, where you'll have time to learn about their history and significance. Return to Mumbai to visit key sights such as the Gateway of India and the Colaba Causeway.

Experience a side of Mumbai that few visitors get the chance to see with this early-morning tour of the city. You'll wake up early in time to see a fish auction, a flower market, and a vegetable market set up all along both sides of a bridge, all before most people even crawl out of bed.

See the highlights of Mumbai without the stress of navigating the city alone by opting for a guided tour in your own private, air-conditioned vehicle. You'll visit iconic spots such as the Gateway of India and the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus with stops at a variety of Hindu and Jain temples. You'll also spend time at Dhobi Ghat, the city's famous open-air laundromat.

Mumbai is one of India’s most vibrant and multicultural cities, but first-time visitors often only see the main sights. This half-day small-group tour will give you an insight into real Mumbai life, as you ride a local train, see washermen at work at Dhobi Ghat, see the lunchbox delivery people (dabbawalas) at work, and visit Dharavi, Asia’s largest informal settlement, in the company of a knowledgeable guide.

Our Driver-Cum-Guide comes with an experience of more than 25 years in the hospitality industry, speaks English, is caring and make the guest feels safe, the tour includes most of the entry fees to the monument, hence there is no need for putting hand in the pocket by the guest and also promotes transparency and does not use cheap marketing gimmicks by hiding things.

Discover the mouthwatering foods of Mumbai on a small-group tasting tour through the city. Venture to historic shops, eateries, and restaurants to sample some of Mumbai, and India’s, best street foods. Enjoy samples of local foods like bhel puri, seekh kebab, chicken tandoori, and panipuri over the course of a few hours.

Take a break from Mumbai with this day trip up to the sleepy resort town of Lonvala with this private tour, which includes round-trip transportation in a private vehicle. You'll make stops at the Karla Caves, rock-hewn Buddhist temples dating from as far back as the 2nd century BC; the Shree Narayani Dham temple; and Bhushi Dam, which was built in the 1860s as a water source for steam engines.

Say Good morning to Mumbai and see the unseen activities of Mumbai during the early hrs from Fish market with a fresh catch auctions to flower market and much more ! Walk through chaotic streets with a personal guide and learn about India's  food culture. Experience the dizzy pace of daily life as you snack on tasty morsels while exploring the city’s rich heritage.

This is an interesting and off-beat tour of Mumbai by students from a non-profit that works in youth empowerment and learning. The tour starts at the Gateway of India and covers all the must-see places in Bombay. It includes the following: Gateway of India, Regal Circle, Prince of Wales Museum, Kala Ghoda, Bombay University, High Court, Oval Maidan, Churchgate, Mani Bhavan, Marine Drive, and Chowpatty The tour uses the Mumbai local, BEST buses, and Black and Yellow taxis. The tour provides income for the student-guides. The tour allows you to see many of the must-sees of the city, visit Dhobi Ghat - an open-air laundromat, experience Mumbai local train, check out local delicacies, and more importantly, it provides an opportunity to see Mumbai through the eyes of young people. The students who do this tour love their city and it comes through during the tour. They are well-trained and knowledgeable about the places you visit on the tour.

Discover a different side of Mumbai with this small-group half-day guided tour of the massive Dharavi Slum, one of the largest in Asia. After pickup from your South Mumbai hotel, travel to the slum by private vehicle and follow your driver-guide to see both the residential and commercial side of Dharavi. Afterwards, visit the Dhobi Ghat, and see Asia’s largest open-air laundromat.

Welcome to the vibrant world of Bollywood! Get ready for an exclusive experience as we take you on a private Bollywood tour, combined with a sightseeing tour of Mumbai. Immerse yourself in the magic of Indian cinema and explore the iconic landmarks of the city. Our tour begins with a visit to Film City, the heart of Bollywood. This sprawling complex is home to numerous sets, studios, and production houses where some of the biggest blockbusters have been filmed. As you walk through the iconic gates of Film City, you will be transported to a world of glamour and stardom. Marvel at the larger-than-life sets, spot your favorite celebrities, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of a movie being filmed. After getting a taste of the Bollywood industry, we will embark on a sightseeing tour of Mumbai's iconic landmarks. Drive along the glittering Marine Drive, Dhobi Ghat, Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, Gandhi Museum, Hanging Garden Etc.

The Kanheri Caves are a group of 109 Caves and Rock-Cut Monuments in the lush green Forest of the National Park in the western outskirts of Mumbai. They contain Buddhist sculptures dating from the 1st century BCE. This site is on a beautiful hillside and a secret hidden treasure of Mumbai. The caves contain Buddhist sculptures and relief carvings, paintings and inscriptions. Most of the caves were Buddhist viharas, meant for living, studying, and meditating. There are Buddhist sculptures, reliefs, pillars and rock-cut stupas. establishment of Buddhist monks. After the Kanheri Caves, we take you to the National Park, for Tiger/Lion Safari.

Explore Mumbai's “khau gullies”, or food alleys, that you might miss on your own on this private street food tour. Discover local and regional treats such as vada pav and Gujarati dishes. Sample foods that you don’t typically find in sit-down tourist restaurants, and feel confident that the food stops are hygienic. Bottled water is included to keep you hydrated as you taste your way through popular food alleys.

Mumbai is known for its street food, and while popular dishes include vegetarian staples such as pao bhaji, there's also plenty for meat lovers, especially on Mohammad Ali Road. Play it safe by going with a local guide to some of the cleanest, tastiest spots in town to try out kebabs, curries, and other freshly cooked meat-based dishes.

Mumbai is known as a busy modern city, but at its heart is a traditional village with centuries of humble history. See a different side of Mumbai during this private tour of the fishing village of Worli. Visit the 17th-century Worli Fort, learn about Buddhist traditions at the Nipponzan Myohoji Buddha Temple, and explore a local goddess temple and market that preserve age-old fishing community traditions.

See many of Mumbai's top attractions on this private guided tour. Ideal for first-time visitors or those with limited time, visit landmarks such as the Gateway of India, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Kala Ghoda Art District, Marine Drive, and more. Meet the dabbawalas delivering lunches and watch dhobis (laundrymen) at work—experiences you might miss traveling independently. Hotel transfers streamline the tour further.

With a private guide in the lead, discover the transformation of Mumbai from a sleepy fishing hamlet into the vibrant Indian city. Visit one of the country’s largest slums and learn how people make their livings there and see other city landmarks. Then meet some dabbawalas, or lunch delivery people; visit dhobi ghat, where laundry is done in the traditional way; or go behind the scenes of Bollywood

A unique way to see the medieval and early modern Mumbai with its past glory in narrative and up close view.A walk past the glory with experienced guide with second largest number of Art Deco buildings in a city now awarded UNESCO World Heritage status.

The Elephanta Caves are one of India’s finest temple sites, featuring Hindu and Buddhist caves. See this UNESCO-listed landmark on a private tour from Mumbai with hotel pickup. Travel comfortably in a private air-conditioned vehicle while your guide explains the site's history and significance. The tour also includes time at the Gateway of India.

Let a local guide help you get your bearings in Mumbai with this private heritage tour. You'll see some of the most important landmarks in South Mumbai as you explore the area on foot, from the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel to the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, with a stroll through the Kala Ghoda Art Precinct along the way.

Take a sightseeing trip through Mumbai and head out on a boat adventure to Elephanta Island with this tour. Your guide will show you attractions such as Dhobi Ghat, the Gateway of India, and the Indo-Saracenic Victoria Terminus, with time left over to take a boat trip out to the famous Elephanta Caves.

Escape the bustle of Mumbai and spend the day sampling wine at Sula Vineyards. Located 3 hours away in Nashik, it can be a hassle getting to the vineyard and back on your own. With this tour, you can leave the driving to someone else, and enjoy your day out in at India’s largest vineyard, complete with wine factory, restaurants, amphitheater and gardens.

Rewind to Mumbai’s pre-colonial days on a private half-day tour of the Elephanta Caves. With a private guide, ride a ferry to Elephanta Island in Mumbai Harbor, and explore its UNESCO-listed caves and rock art, believed to date from the 500s. Explore the main Shiva Cave with its huge sculptures of Shiva and Hindu mythologies, and admire the smaller Buddhist caves as your guide shares their history. Ferry and entrance tickets at own expense and option to include a family lunch.

Set sail for the Elephanta Caves, a series of UNESCO World Heritage-listed cave temples, with this private, guided tour. Your guide will show you around the temples, teaching you about their historical and cultural significance as you explore. For added convenience, round-trip transportation from your Mumbai hotel to the Gateway of India ferry terminal is included.