Luxury Mumbai Private Tours
Discover Mumbai on a tailor-made journey that combines the city's rich heritage, vibrant culture and cosmopolitan energy. Our Luxury Mumbai Private Tours offer a personal introduction to India's most dynamic city, with experiences shaped around your interests and preferred pace.
Explore historic South Mumbai, including the magnificent Gateway of India, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus and the city's elegant Victorian and Art Deco architecture. Visit Mani Bhavan, associated with Mahatma Gandhi, or wander through the galleries and heritage buildings of Kala Ghoda.
For a glimpse into Mumbai's ancient past, take a private boat to the Elephanta Caves, renowned for their remarkable rock-cut temples and sculptures. You can also explore colourful markets, discover the city's celebrated cuisine or enjoy a private heritage walk.
With a private chauffeur and knowledgeable guide, your Mumbai experience is seamless, comfortable and authentic.
Top places to visit in Mumbai
Gateway of India
The Gateway of India stands as a significant monument reflecting the nation's history, embodying the spirit of newfound independence and resilience. Originally constructed to represent the affluence and authority of the British Empire, this triumphal arch now serves as a poignant reminder of India's liberation from British colonial rule.
Prince of Wales Museum
Nestled in the center of Mumbai, the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya (CSMVS) serves as an extraordinary symbol of India's diverse cultural heritage. The museum is surrounded by other historical colonial structures within the Fort area. The stunning edifice, encircled by verdant gardens, is a notable architectural achievement.
Meet Dabbawalas (Lunchbox men)
Spend a day with the ‘Dabbawalas’ – the cool superheroes of the city and get to live their life. A dabbawala (one who carries the lunch box), is a person in the Indian city of Mumbai whose job is to carry and deliver freshly made food from home in lunch boxes to office workers.
Dhobhi Ghat (open laundry)
Dhobi Ghat is an iconic open-air laundry (world's largest) facility has been in operation for over a century and provides a glimpse into the city’s history and culture. People bring dirty clothes from all over Mumbai. And hundreds of washermen and women – dhobis, work their shifts through the day to get the clothes back to their fresh, crisp, and spotless state.
Elephanta Caves Island
Enter a remarkable domain where time is suspended by the power of art and devotion: the Elephanta Caves, an enchanting UNESCO World Heritage Site. These magnificent rock-cut cave temples, situated on the scenic Elephanta Island, transport you to the spiritual practices of the 5th to 7th centuries, providing a glimpse into that era's way of life.
Crawford Market Walk
Crawford Market, named in honor of Arthur Crawford, the inaugural Municipal Commissioner of Mumbai, showcases a blend of Flemish and Norman architectural styles that reflect the city's captivating historical charm, similar to numerous other structures found throughout Mumbai. Do explore the markets with our guide at the end of the day to see colorful sights.
Kala Ghoda Walk
Admire Mumbai’s magnificent Neo-Gothic landmarks, including Bombay University Library and the High Court, lining the edge of Oval Maidan. Across the open green, elegant 1930s Art Deco buildings create a remarkable architectural contrast, before continuing to Kala Ghoda, the city’s vibrant cultural and artistic quarter.
"Visit the bustling flower and vegetable markets around Dadar early in the morning for a vivid glimpse of everyday Mumbai life. The energy, colours and aromas offer a fascinating contrast to the grand colonial architecture of South Mumbai."
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