MUMBAI
Bombay’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking tours in Mumbai. The ones worth your time in a city that has no shortage of them, with prices, run times and who runs each.
A 2.5-hour guided walk through Fort and Colaba with photo stops at major landmarks, expert local history, and a small group of 12.
Most Popular“A very informative tour of Old Mumbai, including its history and architecture. Our guide was so nice.”
Walk Fort and Colaba with a private guide in South Mumbai, seeing landmarks like St. Thomas Cathedral and Gateway of India for $36.81.
“I’ve been to almost 100 countries and this was the best tour I’ve ever done- Avani is an incredible storyteller”
A private 2.5-hour walk through Bandra’s Portuguese-era sites, sea views, churches, and village corners—guided, flexible, and great value.
“My guide, Vikram was very knowledgeable and shared interesting history of the area. As a sole traveler, I felt comfortable with him; he was personable and a great communicator before and during the tour.”
Private guided walk around Mumbai’s Banganga Tank and Walkeshwar Temple Complex with stories, faith, and practical temple context.
“I was born and brought up in Mumbai and”
A 2.5-hour Dharavi walk from Third Wave Coffee with a first-female local guide, showing recycling, workshops, schools, and real life.
“Sneha has been a great tour guide. She brings a personal and professional touch to each experience. While I remained quiet she continued to help me engage with the people and places. I will recommend this business and person to anyone who asks about seeing the slums.”
Taste Mumbai’s Muslim Quarter on a 2-hour private non-veg street food walk in Bohri Mohalla with Omkar, water included.
“Omkar was awesome, so knowledgeable about the area and cuisine, would without a doubt do it again, tried foods we will probably never get again.”
A 3-4 hour private heritage walk through South Mumbai’s key landmarks with hotel pickup, a Yazdani snack, and local stories.
“I had a great experience on this private tour with Meherbeen. We were lucky that it was a nice and comfortably warm late morning meetup. We did a 3.5 to 4 hour walking tour with 1 local bus hop on and off. Meherbeen was a cacophony oRead more”
South Mumbai heritage walk on foot from Gateway of India to CST, colonial architecture and free stops. Mobile ticket, 3 hours, small group.
“One of the best city walking tour I have had. Sandesh was very informative and share very interesting facts about historic land marks in South Mumbai.”
Walk Dharavi with a local guide, see recycling and small industries, visit the Kumbharwada pottery colony, and get a taste of daily life in Mumbai.
“After a great experience taking a full day tour with Sharon the day prior, I booked this separate tour the following day and specially requested Sharon be my guide. Again, Sharon was a great guide, providing in depth insights, sharing her knRead more”
Small-group walking tour of Dharavi in Mumbai with a local guide, optional pickup and add-ons like lunch or art walk for $40.
“The tour was great but three times as expensive on Viator compared to people who paid for it locally. Sad.”
Private 2.5-hour walk through Mumbai’s bazaars: Crawford Market, Mangaldas cloth, Zaveri gold, temples, and Panjrapole.
“Our guide jimmy is the best with lots of knowledge about history of Mumbai and architecture and patience for us girls in our shopping at the market!!”
Small-group walking tour in Dharavi, Mumbai with a local guide, focused on real-life work like leather and pottery for $12.
“Our guide could not have been more helpful. Nobody else was on our tour and he catered it to exactly what we were looking for and the timings too as we were in a bit of a hurry. Would recommend without any hesitation.”
A 3–4 hour Mumbai street food loop from Chowpatty sunset to Bhuleshwar and Minara Masjid, ending with 120-year-old fruit ice cream.
“Shivam was excellent, knowledgeable and considerate and introduced us to many new experiences. Mumbai is truly an eye opener! The street food was amazing and felt safe to eat. Walking through the streets and negotiating the most busiest traffic was memorable to say the least. I would highly recommend this trip to anyone who wants…”
South Mumbai heritage walk in 3 hours: UNESCO CSMT, Marine Drive, St Thomas’ Cathedral, Watson’s cast-iron hotel, and Gateway of India.
“Amazing tour. Engaged, passionate guide wha loved sharing her perspective on Indian history and culture.”
A respectful small-group walk through Dharavi’s real workshops and homes, with education funding and optional lunch.
“Elephanta caves was a really interesting experience, Mr Dhaivat was an excellent and informative guide. The rest of the tour was ok, some really interesting elements but a lot of time spent in the car due to Mumbai traffic so would recommend to do the two separately so both can be done in the morning…”
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