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Mumbai
Mumbai
3h 45m
Shared, Private
English
Max 6
City Tour
Low
Experience Mumbai in the calm and cool of the early morning.
People sleeping along the pathways, devotees offering their morning puja (prayer), and early risers heading out for a jog before the day’s heat settles in.
While the rest of the city is only just beginning to wake up, we take advantage of the empty streets and cool air to explore South Mumbai by cycle. As we wind our way through the back lanes, we’ll visit must-see Mumbai sights like the Gateway of India and CST Station as well as some hidden gems like Sassoon Dock and Bombay Panjrapole (cow sanctuary).
At the end of the tour, we’ll stop for a well-deserved South Indian breakfast of dosa, idli, upma, and much more.
Enjoy with other people!
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1ps: INR 3,100pp
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2ps: INR 3,100pp
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3ps: INR 2,800pp
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4ps: INR 2,650pp
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5ps: INR 2,650pp
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6ps: INR 2,650pp
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Enjoy with just your family & friends!
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1ps: INR 7,750pp
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2ps: INR 5,450pp
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3ps: INR 4,200pp
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4ps: INR 3,300pp
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5ps: INR 2,700pp
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6ps: INR 2,700pp
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If you wish to start at a different time, please contact us.
Drawing on Hindu and Islamic architectural styles, the Gateway of India sits on the waterfront of southern Mumbai, and since 1924 was the first thing visitors to the city would see when arriving by boat.
See the famous facade of one of the busiest railway stations in the country. Gaze up at the station’s Victorian Gothic architecture as you learn about Mumbai’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site.
One of the city’s largest wholesale fruit, vegetable, and meat market— and the first building in India to get electricity!
Visit a sanctuary for the welfare of more than 350 cows nestled away in the heart of the city. The cow is considered sacred by Hindus, and to increase their karma, people will come to the shelter to feed the cows.
This is the historical Hindu temple that Mumbai was named after! We’ll take a break from our bikes and have a look inside.
Cycle 3km along the Arabian Sea on the Marine Drive. Typically busy during the day, Marine Drive is empty in the morning and just waiting to be cycled!
Built by David Sassoon, this dock is the main fish loading and trading center in South Mumbai. The people working here are Kolis, the original inhabitants of Mumbai, represent the city’s original culture.
The tour starts in Colaba, at Cusrow Baug
Cusrow Baug, Colaba Causeway (See “A” in Map below)
A guide will meet you at the entrance to Cusrow Baug (look for the big arch) on Colaba Causeway to pick up your bicycle (Photos: One)
Madras Cafe, Colaba Causeway (See “B” in Map below).
Yes! Safety is our number one priority and we take several precautions to ensure safety. First, we leave early in the morning while the streets are calm and the weather is cool. Second, we provide helmets for everyone who wants one. Finally, we have a second guide who rides in the back of the group with the sole task of keeping an eye on everyone.
Yes, both bicycles and the helmet are included in the tour price. While helmets are not compulsory in India, you can request a helmet either when you sign up or on the day of the tour.
We leave early to avoid traffic and the heat of the day. Trust us, this is the absolute best time to see Mumbai by bicycle and it is well worth the early wake up call!
Our bicycle tour is a fantastic orientation to south Mumbai. We will visit must-see sights like the Gateway of India, Marine Lines, CST Station, and Mumbadevi Temple as well as some hidden gems like Sassoon Dock and a cow sanctuary.
Clothing you would wear for exercise is ideal, but not necessary. Depending on the season, it can be chilly at the beginning of tour. Our recommendation is to dress in layers and wear comfortable clothes.
Everything including snacks and drinks will be provided. Don’t forget your camera! We recommend a small backpack should you want to bring anything else.
Although not strenuous for adults, the tour involves quite a bit a cycling so it would be difficult to manage if small children aren’t strong riders. That said, smaller bicycles are available for children. We can’t, however, provide child seats.
In total we cycle 14km (about 9 miles) but that is spread over 3 hours and punctuated by frequent stops for drinks, visiting sights, and some food. In general, the difficulty is very low and doesn’t require participants to be in very good shape.
A private tour is for up to 6 people. If your group is larger than this, please contact us for a private tour which we will split into smaller groups
Absolutely! We regularly work with several schools and travel groups and provide them private tours for their groups. It’s always one of the highlights of their India trip! Please contact us if you are the organiser of a group visit
Yes! At the end of the tour we stop at a local cafe where you get to try a typical South Indian breakfast (dosa, idli, etc). All part of the price of the tour.
We use reputable brands such as Hero, which is widely used in India. They are fixed gear models for easier riding and maintenance. The terrain is flat so gears and experience are not required! The bikes are adjustable but we can also provide larger or smaller bikes as required.
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Award-winning, socially responsible tour operator giving back 80% of profits to support local communities.
Award-winning, socially responsible tour operator giving back 80% of profits to support local communities.
© Copyright 2024 Reality Tours & Travel. All Rights Reserved.
