mumbai

Private Mumbai Sightseeing By Car

From 2,850 INR pp

Why Choose Us?

Tour Info

STARTING

Mumbai

ENDING

Mumbai

Duration

4h 30m or 9h

TOUR STYLE

Private

Language

English

Group Size

Max 4

Tour Type

City Tour

PHYSICALITY

Low

Mumbai’s an incredible city! Let us show you why!

You decide where you want to go with this tour package! We have some suggestions below and if you want to see everything, then you’ll need to book a full day tour. If you want to visit one particular area mentioned below, then the half day tour should suffice. Please do contact us if you’re not sure.

Please note that if you wish to Dharavi as well, you could do a Dharavi tour in the morning and afternoon sightseeing on our Dharavi & City Sightseeing Tour.

For those interested in religion, we have a route in the Mahalaxmi/Malabar Hill area which focuses on religion (integral to the lives of most Indians) and you will learn about Hinduism, Islam as well as Jainism. Visually, this is impressive: you will admire the Haji Ali in the middle of the sea, enjoy views from Mahalaxmi Temple, get a one-of-a-kind perspective of Mumbai (and Marine Drive) from the Hanging Gardens. Dhobi Ghat, the world’s largest open-air laundry, as well as the Gandi museum are also conveniently located en route.

If you’re interested in markets and the hustle and bustle, we can take you to the Mumbadevi area where you will find Crawford Market, one of the city’s largest wholesale fruit, vegetable, meat market as well as Chor Bazaar, known as Thieves’ Market. Close to Crawford Market is CST station, Mumbai’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site.

If you’re staying in Colaba, you might want to do this on your own, but if not, everybody has to see the Gateway of India, under which marched the last British Troops in 1948 to signal the end of the British Raj.

Price/Inclusions

Known to many as ‘one of the largest slums in Asia’, we prefer to think of Dharavi as Mumbai’s beating heart. It houses about one million of Mumbai’s inhabitants and its industries have an annual turnover of approximately US$ 665 million.

1ps: INR 8,200pp	2ps: INR 4,700pp
3ps: INR 3,500pp	4ps: INR 2,850pp

4.5 hrs duration
Complimentary cold drink
1 to 4 people on the tour. If your group size is greater than 4, please contact us
Meeting time: 8.30am or 2pm from your hotel or residence. If you wish to start at a different time, please contact us

1ps: INR 12,300pp	2ps: INR 7,050pp
3ps: INR 5,250pp	4ps: INR 4,050pp

9 hrs duration
Complimentary cold drink
1 to 4 people on the tour. If your group size is greater than 4, please contact us
Meeting time: 8.30am from your hotel or residence.

If you wish to start at a different time, please contact us.

Highlights

Dhobi Ghat

The world’s largest outdoor laundry! See the dhobiwallahs, or washermen, scrubbing sheets from Mumbai’s largest hospitals and hotels at this busy outdoor laundry area.

Jain Temple

This temple is considered one of the most beautiful, intricately-decorated temples in the city. Jainism, an Indian religion, prizes peacefulness and non-violence above all.

Kamala Nehru Park

Visit one of Mumbai’s greenest and most peaceful areas on top of Malabar Hill. You won’t believe the eye-popping view out over Marine Drive and the Arabian sea!

Banganga Tank

Surrounded by Hindu temples, this famous 12th century tank is believed to contain water with special healing powers. Rumour has it that its spring comes from the holy Ganges river.

Haji Ali Mosque

Surrounded on all sides by water, this mosque is located at the end of a long causeway protruding into the sea. It is the tomb of Saint Haji Ali, a wealthy Muslim who renounced the world and proceeded to Mecca. It is said that he died in Mecca and the casket miraculously drifted to the spot where the mosque was later built in his honour.

Crawford Market

One of the city’s largest wholesale fruit, vegetable, meat market— and the first building in India to get electricity!

CST Station

See one of the busiest railway stations in the country at rush hour! CST is Mumbai’s only UNESCO World Heritage Site and it was featured in the final song from the award-winning movie, Slumdog Millionaire

Chor Bazaar

The “Thieves Market” is one of the largest and busiest flea markets in the whole country and sells almost anything. Taste some local sweets, take home delicious home-made pickles and chutneys, or shop for a colourful vintage Bollywood film poster!

Gateway of India

Built in 1911, the British Troops marched under the Gateway of India in 1948 to signal the end of the British Raj

Sassoon Dock

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.