Full-day private Mumbai city tour with Dharavi Slum visit

• Water in bottles • All applicable fees and taxes • Air conditioning inside the vehicle • Guide speaking English, Hindi, and Marathi

• Tips are not included.

• Nearby public transport options are accessible • Infant seats that cater to specific needs are offered • Accommodates individuals of all fitness levels

To receive a full refund, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours prior to the scheduled departure time.

• Begin with a two-hour guided tour of Dharavi slum, starting at Third Wave Coffee. The walk prioritizes your safety and allows for photography. Experience the contrast of Dharavi by first visiting the active commercial area, where plastic, cardboard, aluminum, and garments are produced. Then move to the residential zone, observing small homes alongside government and private buildings, leather workshops, and the notable Kumbharwada pottery colony. • The Gateway of India is a significant arch structure symbolizing Mumbai's historical and colonial background. Visitors can appreciate the detailed carvings and enjoy the scenic sea view. This site is also frequented by street vendors selling local crafts. • Dhobi Ghat represents an open-air laundromat in Mumbai, where numerous washermen, known as "dhobis," clean, dry, and iron clothes for residents and businesses. Visitors will see concrete wash pens and clotheslines where traditional laundry methods are employed. Photography is permitted in designated spots, offering unique photo opportunities. • Oval Maidan is a spacious area located centrally in Mumbai, popular among both locals and visitors for recreational activities. Surrounding the park are historic colonial buildings like the Bombay High Court, the Rajabai Clock Tower, and the University of Mumbai. This area is favored for outdoor sports like cricket and football, making it an excellent place for leisure and observing the vibrant city life. • The University of Mumbai is one of the earliest and most respected universities in India, with its main building being an important historic landmark. Visitors will encounter a grand colonial-style structure featuring decorative architecture and a central dome. Various faculties operate within, and the library houses a comprehensive collection of literature. This university conveys Mumbai's rich colonial legacy. • The Rajabai Clock Tower is a prominent structure in Mumbai, constructed during British rule. It showcases stunning Gothic architecture with intricate details and a central clock. Positioned within the University of Mumbai’s campus, it also offers an option to ascend for panoramic city views. The tower signifies Mumbai’s colonial past and its architectural richness. • The Bombay High Court is an impressive building in South Mumbai, housing India’s oldest High Court. Visitors can see a grand architecture that fuses Gothic and Indo-Saracenic styles, complete with columns, arches, and stained glass. The court serves Maharashtra and Goa, providing historical legal insights. Guided tours offer context on this significant institution. • Marine Drive is a scenic promenade along the Arabian Sea in South Mumbai. Visitors can walk along the beautifully lined palm trees and art deco buildings. The area is ideal for leisurely walks, sunset watching, or enjoying ocean views, earning its nickname "Queen's Necklace" for its nighttime illumination. • The Hanging Gardens, also known as Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens, is a favored spot in the Malabar Hill area of Mumbai. Visitors can see the beautifully arranged garden, lush lawns, diverse flowers, and ocean vistas. The park is distinguished by its topiary animals, including a giant elephant, and features charming fountains, providing a serene escape from city noise. • Kamala Nehru Park is a popular area in Malabar Hill, characterized by its landscaped greenery and vibrant flowers along with stunning views of Mumbai's skyline. Named after Kamala Nehru, wife of India's first Prime Minister, the park provides a playground and a pond with aquatic life. This space invites visitors for leisurely walks and relaxation amidst nature. • Mani Bhavan is a notable historical location in Gamdevi, serving as Mahatma Gandhi's residence from 1917 to 1934 and now acting as a museum. Visitors can engage with exhibits and artifacts that showcase Gandhi's legacy and the independence movement. The museum includes a library, photo gallery, and bookstore, and guided tours offer insight into Gandhi's philosophy. • Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), formerly Victoria Terminus, is a historic railway station completed in 1887 and recognized as a UNESCO