Mumbai Tour Packages

Get Maximum Vibes in Maharashtra with Our Curated Trip

Everyone wishes to travel to a city that never sleeps-Yes it's Mumbai. Earlier known as Bombay, this global city is famous worldwide for many reasons. Mumbai is the capital city of Maharashtra as well as the Financial city of India. Besides being a commercial, educational, financial, and entertainment hub of India, this megacity is also a popular tourist attraction. Mumbai also referred to as the Safest City of India unveils a variety of cultures, traditions, cuisines, and religions. On Mumbai Vacation, you‘ll visit various hidden gems like the Prince of Wales Museum, Haji Ali Tomb, Elephanta Caves (UNESCO World Heritage site), Mahalaxmi Temple, and many popular art galleries. 

Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, and picturesque beauty of sandy shores on Marine Drive, Juhu Beach, and lush green scapes of Sanjay Gandhi National Park. Mumbai has always attracted a myriad of tourists from across the world with its vibrant energy, pleasant weather, and colonial heritage. Embrace the beauty of the Gateway of India overlooking the Arabian Sea, The National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA), and the Nehru Center with our Mumbai tour packages. 

Mumbai, the megacity is home to various famous temples like Siddhivinayak Temple, Mumba Devi Temple, Swaminarayan Temple, Parsi Fire Temples etc., historic monuments, and landmarks. Witness the beauty of contemporary skyscrapers, and landmarks including Bandra Kurla Complex, Worli, Antilla, and the Imperial Towers. The Hindi Film Industry, the heart of Bollywood is also one of the top tourist attractions in Mumbai trip. The Bollywood Walk of Fame is a must-visit place to get some good shots to post on social media. Our Mumbai holiday packages will also take you through popular shopping points like Colaba Causeway, Zaveri Bazaar, Crawford Market, and Chor Bazaar for buying antiques, vintage items, and household items.

Book our Luxury mumbai city tour  to have a rich culinary experience in ‘The Taj Hotel’, and enjoy nightlife in trendy bars and clubs such as Colaba Social, or Todi Mill Social with our tour guide. Explore the megacity like a local Mumbaian by trying local delicacies like Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, Bhelpuri, and Pani Puri in local markets or traveling in local trains; the lifeline of Mumbai. Choose any of our mumbai tour package for 1 day or day 5  to get the multifaceted experience of the megacity.

Whether you are on a solo Mumbai trip, with friends or family; experience the glamour of the dream city with our exciting Mumbai tour packages. BookYourOwn has got some exclusive deals for you. 

Maharashtra Tourism: Best Places to Visit For Our Guests

1. Marine Drive

Nestled along the Arabian Sea, Marine Drive is known by different names like Queen’s Necklace, and Island City. It's a key route of transportation used by South Mumbai to reach Nariman Point, Colaba, and Churchgate. Marine Drive is among the iconic tourist spots in Mumbai where you can enjoy a leisure walk and soothing sea breeze. It's a must-visit destination on a Mumbai trip. Also popular as the cultural and social hub of Mumbai, Marine Drive is a renowned gathering point for locals and tourists. Most of our Mumbai travel packages include a visit to Marine Drive.

2. Hajji Ali Dargah

Haji Ali Dargah is a revered and renowned Muslim Dargah located on a small island in the Arabian Sea. Embrace the stunning architecture influenced by Indo-Islamic and Arabic culture. This historic dargah is known for its spiritual vibes and qawwali that are performed regularly. You’ll have to visit Haji Ali Dargah to feel the tranquil ambiance on Mumbai holiday packages. Even if you're on a budget friendly mumbai trip, this iconic site is easily accessible and free to visit, making it a must-see. The holy dargah is open to all devotees irrespective of their religion. The annual Urs festival at Haji Dargah is another major attraction that you must witness on your Mumbai trip. 

3. Gateway of India

Another serene and symbolic beauty of Mumbai that you can’t miss on Mumbai trip. Situated on the edge of the Arabian Sea, Gateway of India looks stunningly beautiful, especially during the sunset. Choose any of our Mumbai packages to witness the majestic view of this historic landmark. Do capture some incredible moments with your spouse, friends, or family to relive the memories later. Built-in 1924, Gateway of India reflects the Indo-Saracenic architecture influenced by Indian, Arabian, and Western Cultures. Gateway of India is a starting boat point in South Mumbai to visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site-Elephanta Caves.

4. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus – A Must-Visit Heritage Site in Mumbai 

One of the top attractions to explore during your Mumbai tour, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that beautifully reflects the city's colonial past and architectural grandeur. Built in the Victorian Gothic Revival style, this historic railway station is a symbol of Mumbai’s cultural and architectural heritage. Serving as a major transportation hub, CSMT connects Mumbai to various parts of India and sees millions of commuters daily. The station's iconic central dome, detailed carvings, and the grand clock tower—famously used by locals to set their time—make it a must-visit for architecture and history lovers alike.

Located near several other landmarks, CSMT is within walking distance of The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, another architectural marvel. Both sites can be explored conveniently with most Mumbai holiday packages, offering travelers a glimpse into the city’s royal legacy and colonial charm. Whether you're a first-time visitor or planning a cultural exploration of the city, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus deserves a top spot on your list of places to visit in Mumbai.

5. Siddhivinayak Temple – A Sacred Stop on Your Mumbai Tour

Siddhivinayak Temple, dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is one of the most revered spiritual landmarks you can visit on your Mumbai trip. Built in 1801, this temple has stood as a beacon of faith for over two centuries. The idol of Lord Ganesha—just two-and-a-half feet tall and carved from a single black stone—is believed to be self-manifested, drawing thousands of devotees daily.

The temple has undergone several restorations to preserve its grandeur, but its core essence remains unchanged. If you’re traveling with family, or seeking peace and spiritual vibes during your journey, Siddhivinayak Temple is a highly recommended stop included in many Mumbai holiday packages.

For an enriching spiritual experience, consider visiting during early morning hours or on Tuesdays, when the energy and devotion at the temple are at their peak.

6. Juhu Beach – A Relaxing and Flavorful Escape in Mumbai

Juhu Beach offers a blend of coastal charm, local culture, and iconic food that adds a memorable touch to any Mumbai holiday package. Often seen in Bollywood films, this beach is a popular coastal stretch where locals and travelers come to unwind by the sea. The beach is a haven for food lovers—try freshly made Pav Bhaji, Bhel Puri, and Pani Puri from the many food stalls lining the promenade. It’s a great place to relax after a day of exploring, especially during sunset, when the sky turns into a canvas of colors.

What also makes Juhu Beach unique is its proximity to celebrity homes, which adds a bit of glamour to your visit. For families, kids, or couples, the experience is made even better with camel rides, horse rides, and simple leisure time on the sand. Including Juhu Beach in your Mumbai tour package gives you a refreshing break from the city’s hustle while indulging in authentic local flavors and scenic views.

Local Cuisines You Must Try During Your Mumbai Tour

When you're on a Mumbai tour, the city doesn’t just offer iconic landmarks and sea views—it serves up an unforgettable culinary experience too. From spicy street eats to traditional Maharashtrian dishes, Mumbai's food scene is as diverse as its culture. Whether you're exploring Colaba Causeway or wandering through Dadar’s local markets, here are the must-try local street foods that make your trip even more delicious.

1. Batata Vada – Mumbai’s Favorite Street Snack

One of the most iconic street foods in Mumbai, Batata Vada is a spicy mashed potato patty deep-fried in gram flour batter. Served with pav (bread roll), tangy chutney, and a squeeze of lime, it’s a go-to snack for locals. If you're looking for street food in Mumbai, this one tops the list. Best enjoyed with a cup of hot cutting chai, it's perfect for breakfast or a quick lunch.

2. Bombay Sandwich – A Burst of Colors and Flavors

The classic Bombay Sandwich is a delightful stack of bread layered with boiled potatoes, cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, mint chutney, and sometimes a sprinkle of chaat masala. Available toasted or plain, this sandwich offers a balance of textures and spices. When exploring famous food in Mumbai, don't miss out on this affordable and flavorful snack available at almost every railway station and street corner.

3. Modak – The Divine Sweet of Mumbai

If your trip to Mumbai happens to coincide with Ganesh Chaturthi, you’re in for a treat. Modak, a sweet dumpling filled with jaggery and coconut, is offered to Lord Ganesha and loved by Mumbaikars of all ages. Available steamed or fried, this dessert is more than just a sweet—it's a cultural symbol of purity and celebration. Be sure to pick up a box to take home.

4. Prawns Koliwada – Coastal Flavors from the Koli Community

Love seafood? You’ll want to try Prawns Koliwada, a crispy, spicy prawn dish that originated in Mumbai’s fishing communities. Marinated with ginger-garlic paste and deep-fried to golden perfection, this dish is perfect as a starter or snack. Many places to visit in Mumbai near the coastline offer the freshest catch for this authentic recipe. It’s a must-try for seafood lovers.

5. Traditional Maharashtrian Thali – A Feast of Flavors

If you want to experience traditional home-style food, try the Maharashtrian thali. This all-in-one meal includes Puran Poli, Amti, Varan Bhaat, Bhakri, seasonal vegetables, pickles, and Shrikhand. For those interested in local cuisine in Mumbai, this thali offers a perfect introduction to the state’s vibrant culinary landscape.

6. Falooda – The Perfect Dessert to Cool Down

This refreshing dessert-drink hybrid is popular all over India but has a special place in Mumbai’s food culture. Made with rose syrup, vermicelli, basil seeds, chilled milk, and ice cream, Falooda is both rich and cooling. Whether you’re wandering around Marine Drive or visiting Crawford Market, this sweet treat is a perfect end to your food journey.

Best Things To Do In Mumbai 

1. Explore the Ancient Elephanta Caves

Located on Elephanta Island, these ancient caves were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 due to their historic and cultural importance. The architect of the cave represents a blend of Buddhism and Shaivism. BookYourOwn’s Mumbai tour packages include a visit to these incredible caves via a ferry ride from Gateway of India. You’ll find the intricate carvings and sculptures of Lord Shiva inside the caves on the Mumbai trip. The 20-foot-high Trimurti sculpture is the major attraction of Elephanta Caves. If you are planning a visit in March, Shivratri is the best time to experience the spiritual vibes and participate in the vibrant traditions and prayers. Exploring the Elephanta Caves is one of the top things to do in Mumbai for history and culture lovers. 

2. A Tour to Film City

Mumbai is the heart of the Hindi Film Industry, which is also known as Dadasaheb Phalke Chitra Nagri. Take a Bollywood studio tour of this popular tourist attraction to meet and greet your favorite TV stars, comedians, or film stars. You can ask BookYourOwn to add a guided tour to Film City to learn about behind-the-scenes procedures. We’ll also take you through the Bollywood Museum dedicated to the contribution of Hindi Film Stars. You’ll also get lots of opportunities to capture some beautiful pictures on the film sets. Immerse yourself in glamour, and experience the fascinating lifestyle of Bollywood stars in Mumbai holiday packages.

3. Bargain & Shop at Colaba Causeway

Colaba Causeway is a popular bustling marketplace located in South Mumbai. You’ll find plenty of trendy boutiques, cafes, apparel stalls, jewelry shops, and artifacts. If you have the art to bargain, Colaba Causeway is a haven for you. It's the best place to add to your Mumbai packages to shop for souvenirs at affordable prices. Explore the wide range of traditional handicrafts, trinkets, and antiques of the British Raj on your Mumbai tour packages. If you are planning a Mumbai trip soon, do visit the Colaba Causeway to collect some unique pieces. 

4. The Essel World

Essel World is the iconic destination for families, and friends heading out on a Mumbai trip. It is located on the coastal Gorai Island in Mumbai and features a variety of exciting rides, water parks, and entertainment shows. Essel World is one of Asia’s largest water kingdoms. Book Mumbai tour packages for a thrilling experience of rides like Roller Coaster, Hoola Loop, and Thunder Coaster. You can explore various shops, dancing zones, cafes, and restaurants for a fine dining experience inside the Essel World. It's a perfect place to celebrate your vacations on Mumbai holiday packages.

Best Time to Visit Mumbai

1. November to February – The Ideal Season

The months from November to February are considered perfect for Mumbai. The weather is pleasantly cool and ideal for exploring places like the Gateway of India and Marine Drive. You can also enjoy sightseeing and beach walks. It is also considered the season of festivals like New Year, Christmas, and the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival. Many Mumbai tour packages are sold during this peak season for the best travel experience.

2. March to May-Warm yet Manageable

The temperature in summer in Mumbai soars up to 35 degrees Celsius making the weather humid. With fewer crowds and better deals on Mumbai tour packages and accommodation, summers are best to visit Mumbai. It’s a great opportunity for budget- conscious travelers who don’t mind heat  to explore Mumbai during early summers.

3. June to September Magic

Monsoons turn Mumbai into a lush, romantic retreat. The lush greenery and the smell of wet earth offer a romantic charm to Mumbai. Monsoons in Mumbai are a harmonious blend of dramatic and beautiful. While heavy downpours can upset travel plans, the lush greenery and the smell of wet earth can be a treat to the eyes. Several Mumbai holiday packages are hand-picked for monsoon lovers, offering picturesque drives, indoor attractions, and delectable local cuisines.

4. October-Post -Monsoon Bliss

October marks the beginning of winter in Mumbai. The rainfall recedes making the weather more pleasant and breezy. The season is ideal to explore outdoor markets and enjoy the festive season of Diwali. Customers can choose from a wide range of tour packages for Mumbai tailored specially for cultural and festive travel. 

How To Reach Mumbai?

With its sun-kissed beaches, the famous Gateway of India, and various historical places, Mumbai is the ideal destination for vacation. Whether you're planning a long holiday or just a 1 day Mumbai trip, the city has plenty to offer. Before booking your Mumbai tour package, it’s important to choose the means of transport for the trip.

Whether you prefer to take a flight to your favorite holiday destination, board a train, or indulge in a picturesque road trip, here are the convenient ways to reach amchi Mumbai.

 1. Reach Mumbai By Air

The fastest mode of transport to reach Mumbai is by air. Mumbai’s Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport is India’s second-busiest airport and 14th busiest airport  in Asia. The airport is located at a distance of 20 kms from Mumbai CST. The airport is  30 km from Nariman point and 4 km from the domestic terminal in  Santacruz. The airport is spread across Vile Parle,Santacuz and Andheri suburbs.

The airport with its two terminals ensures seamless connectivity of Mumbai to important cities across India and globally. Major airlines operate their regular flights from here. The international and domestic terminals are well-equipped with the best amenities that include currency exchange bureaus,baby changing facilities . Last but not the least cozy and comfortable seating areas are provided to rest and relax during layovers. 

2. Reach Mumbai By Rail

Traveling by train is the most convenient and budget-friendly way to reach Mumbai. With its robust rail connectivity, the city is easily accessible by train. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and Mumbai Central are the prominent railheads providing a strong rail network across the country including Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai, and more. Additionally, travelers coming from nearby areas can opt for local transport to reach Mumbai, making it an accessible destination even for short-distance journeys. 

With thousands of  passengers traveling daily on India’s busy railway network mainly on high-demand routes to Mumbai booking a ticket well in advance becomes all the more essential to get a confirmed seat, especially during peak seasons of the summer holidays.

If you are traveling to Mumbai during the monsoon season, your eyes will be treated to the breathtaking scenery of lush green hills, cascading waterfalls, and misty clouds.

Once you are at Mumbai‘s major railway station you can choose from a wide variety of public transport options ranging from local taxis and auto to buses. To enjoy a hassle-free experience opt for a pre-booked taxi or reliable ride-sharing service to avoid getting cheated. 

If you opt for an auto-rickshaw or regular taxi, make sure it’s a registered service provider and confirm the fare upfront or insist on using the fare meter.

3. Reach Mumbai By Road

A journey by road is a flexible option to reach Mumbai from within Maharashtra or nearby states. Mumbai‘s efficient and excellent highways ensure seamless connectivity to major cities across the nation. A wide network of state-run and private bus operators provide regular services to and from major cities

You are going to enjoy a picturesque ride to Mumbai if you are traveling from Pune, Nashik,Aurangabad or Kolhapur making these cities ideal starting points for a quick road trip. 

The distance between Mumbai and these neighboring cities is given below

These well-connected networks of highways make Mumbai easily accessible from every part of Maharashtra, making Mumbai an ideal spot for a culinary tour, cultural adventure, or a perfect weekend escape

Souvenir Shopping in Mumbai – The Perfect End to Your Holiday

No Mumbai holiday package is complete without immersing yourself in the city’s vibrant shopping culture. From traditional markets to artisan hubs, Mumbai offers an exciting mix of keepsakes that capture the essence of this dynamic metropolis. Whether you're strolling through the bustling lanes of Chor Bazaar or browsing contemporary galleries at Kala Ghoda, every corner has something unique to offer.

Pick up handcrafted home décor, colorful street art, traditional Kolhapuri chappals, or timeless jewelry that reflects Mumbai's multicultural charm. Spice lovers can stock up on local favorites like Konkani kokum, authentic Maharashtrian masalas, and aromatic tea blends. These make thoughtful gifts—and even better memories.

For those exploring the city through curated Mumbai tour packages, shopping for souvenirs is more than just a fun activity—it’s a way to bring a piece of the city back with you. Whether you’re following a detailed 3 day Mumbai itinerary or simply going with the flow, don’t forget to add a shopping stop to make your experience truly unforgettable. 

Whether you're choosing from luxury Mumbai vacation packages or weekend getaways, the right souvenirs ensure your journey lives on long after you return home.