20 Places to Visit in Mumbai for 2 Days For A Perfect Weekend!
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2 Days Itinerary for Mumbai

Gateway of India, Prince Of Wales Museum, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Jehangir Art Gallery, Chowpatty Beach, Shri Siddhivinayak Temple, Nehru Science Centre and many other tourist attractions.

Nestling in the midst of serene natural beauty, places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days will give you a wonderful vibe that will help you relieve your stress of regular work life. Mumbai is home to diverse tourist attractions including surreal sea beaches, adventure filled amusement and water parks, iconic film cities, rustic villages, divine places of worship and lots more that can easily be visited in 2 days.

You can plan out a 2 days itinerary for Mumbai to cover all the important places of worship like Haji Ali Dargah where you can pay your respects, Elephanta Caves where you can explore the age old caves, Bandstand to watch the scenic and serene sunset. You can also go to Chor Bazaar to satisfy the shopaholic inside you, Sanjay Gandhi National Park where you can go wildlife sighting, and Essel World where you can enjoy fun rides with your loved ones. There are many places near Mumbai to plan a 2 day trip on the upcoming weekend.
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Places to Visit in Mumbai on Day 1

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Gateway of India

Built in the early twentieth century, Gateway of India is a fine example of Indo-Saracenic architecture. It is a massive structure made using yellow basalt rock and indissoluble concrete. The 4 turrets made on the middle arch are the prominent features of the monument.

It was built to commemorate the visit of King George V and Queen Mary to Bombay, so it should definitely be in the list of Places to Visit in Mumbai for 2 Days. Moreover, it is the landmark to catch a cruise or a ferry these days. Besides, there is a decent crowd near it so vendors, food stalls and photographers are attracted towards it.

Location: Apollo Bandar, Colaba, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001

Timing: 24 hour

Price: Free

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Prince Of Wales Museum

Now known as 'Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya', Prince of Wales Museum is stunning work of stones and lattice. This work is finely blended with Indian, Mughal and British architectural style giving it a unique appearance.

The foundation stone of the museum was laid on 11 November 1905 by Prince Wales and the construction was completed in the year 1915. But the museum was opened to the public on 10 January 1922 with more than 50,000 of the excellent artefacts related to the affluent and varied history of India put on display. This should be definitely shown to the kids so make sure to elist it among Places to Visit in Mumbai for 2 Days

Location: 159-161, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400023

Timing: 10:15 am to 06:00 pm

Price: 85 INR for Indian tourists above 12 years and 500 INR for foreign tourists

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Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus / Victoria Terminus

Now known as Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, the monument is an excellent example of Victorian Gothic Revival architecture blended with traditional Indian architecture. Initially it was a classic building and later renovated to what it looks like now and then it was named Victoria Terminus. It could never be enough complementing the beauty of the CST so definitely keep it in the list of places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

The entrance of the monument has two columns, each crowned with a lion representing Britain and tiger representing Indians. The basic structure is made of sandstone and limestone whereas the interiors are decorated with fine quality of Italian marbles. When the night draws upon, the monument looks even more beautiful to an extent that it is crowned as the second most photographed places in India.

Location: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001

Timing: 24 hours

Price: Free

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Jehangir Art Gallery

Jehangir Art Gallery is hub of paintings and crafts of various famous artists. The making of the gallery was funded by Cowasji Jehangir and hence named after him. It was established in the year 1952 and it has even hosted the works of various legends like M.F. Hussain and S.H. Raza in its whole life span. You will find the best of the bestest as all the art works have to wait for at least two years before getting a chance to be displayed on the walls of it.

These artworks are placed in either of four halls according to the category they fall in. There is a hall for Exhibition Gallery, Auditorium Hall, Terrace Art Gallery and the Hirji Jehangir Gallery. It would be the perfect outing for your parents so make sure to keep it in places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days. In fact the outside of the gallery is no less than an exhibition with all the works of the artists who couldn’t make it up to the gallery.

Location: 161B, Mahatma Gandhi Road, Kala Ghoda, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001

Timing: 11:00 am to 07:00 pm

Price: Free

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Chowpatty Beach / Girgaon Chowpatty

Chowpatty Beach is situated along the Marine drive and always bustling with groups of friends and families. One can come here to sit and relax and enjoy the salty breeze. The spot is also famous for beautiful sunsets for which people and couples arrive here.

While spending some quality time in silence, you can munch on the world famous street food being sold by vendors and hawkers near the beach. It transforms itself into a colourful fair at night which is enjoyed by people from all age groups. It displays the local feel of the city so do not forget to put it among places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

Location: Girgaum Chowpatty, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Timing: 24 hours

Price: Free

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Bandra - Worli Sea Link

Officially named as Rajiv Gandhi Sea Link, is a marvellous work of civil engineering displaying the elegant modern architecture of Mumbai. It is hugging the arc of the coastline of Mumbai and reduces the travel time from Bandra to Worli. It can cater to around 37,500 vehicles a day and it is one of the best places to include in 2 days itinerary for Mumbai.

The bridge is overlooking the waters of the Mahim Bay and one can go at the sea link just to enjoy the harbour of the city. While giving beautiful scenes of the city, you can drive here just to catch some good memories and refresh yourself. It is highly suggested to go on a drive at night to witness the city in its bloom with lighting everywhere.

Location: Mahim Bay, Maharashtra 400030

Timing: 70 INR per Car, 110 INR per Tempo/LC V, 145 INR per Truck/Bus

Price: 24 hours

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Officially known as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Road, Marine Drive of Mumbai is a concrete road of 3 kilometers, located in the southern part of the city. It stretches towards the north and forms a bay. Located at the foothills of the Malabar range, this beautiful road attains a ‘C’ shape and connects Babulnath to Nariman Point.

Marine Drive is even known as Sonapur. This beautiful tourist destination is also popularly called Queen’s Necklace as the sparkling streetlights along the huge coastline appear like a chain of stunning pearls at night, creating a virtual picture of an elegant necklace.  

Marine Drive is visited each day by the locals as well as tourists, who come here to experience a break from their monotonous life and breathe some fresh air. The residents of the place flock here in the morning and evening to take their regular walks, jog, and do some simple exercises. Tourists visit the spot to experience the natural beauty of the place, indulge in photography, and enjoy some local food items of the city. People also prefer staying up at Marine Drive late at night and spend a good time in this peaceful and calm environment.

It is believed that Marine Drive is the pride of the ‘City of Dreams’ and the city is incomplete without this mesmerizing spot. The magic of this place adds a charm to the entire city of Mumbai and propels people from all corners of the world. The beauty of this destination is so popular that many travelers land up at Marine Drive as soon as they reach Mumbai for their vacation.  

That being said before you plan your visit to Marine Drive it is worth knowing the history of this place and what the destination has in store for its visitors.

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Shri Siddhivinayak Temple

The temple was built in 1801 by Laxman Vithu and Deubai Patil. As the couple did not have any children, they decided to build a temple to pay their tribute to God with a hope of fulfilling the wishes of the other infertile women.

The people believe that the idol of Lord Ganesha placed in the temple actually grants wishes which attracts devotees from across the world. It also owes its popularity to the film stars coming here to pray. It is among the richest temple in Mumbai, so make sure to keep it among the places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

Location: SK Bole Marg, Prabhadevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400028

Timing: Wednesday to Monday: 5:30 AM to 9:50 PM; Tuesday: 3:15 AM to 12:30 AM

Price: Free

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Dharavi, Asia’s largest slum, invites many curious eyes because of the sheer vastness of it. It is counted among one of the places to visit in Mumbai because of the slum houses as many as a million people crammed in pint-sized houses, dirty bylanes, open drains, and extremely filthy living conditions in average.

Located in the very heart of Mumbai, the Dharavi slum stretches between two of Mumbai’s major rail lines, which is what makes it such a convenient location to travel for work for the folk who live here. In a city where rents are sky high, Dharavi offers rather low rent for people who move into the city.

You can find a room complete with a cooking gas and a small colour TV for as low as 185 rupees a month. Dharavi has many small-scale businesses thriving, manufacturing everything from garments to pots and pans. The products are sold in local as well as international markets, where they are exported.

The annual turnover for these products is as much as 650 million dollars a year. Visit Dharavi to see the lifestyle of those living here, for it is not every day you get to step inside Asia’s largest slum.

Location: Spans over 500 acres in the heart of Mumbai
Best Time to visit: October-March
Entry fee: No entry fee
Timings: Not applicable
Distance from Mumbai Bus Stand: 10.4 km from MSRTC Mumbai Central
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Sri Babulnath Temple

Sri Babulnath Temple is an excellent example of Indian architecture. It is situated on a small hill at the end of the Queen’s Necklace near Girgaum Chowpatty. The temple is one of the oldest in Mumbai where you will get to witness fine carvings on the outside of the temple.

The main idols were placed in the temple in the 12th century. By the passage of time, the temple got layered under the earth and got lost. But later these idols were re-discovered in the 18th century and the present temple was constructed to place these idols.

Location: 16, Near, Babulnath Rd, Chowpatty, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004

Timing: 05:00 am to 10:00 pm

Price: Free

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Places to Visit in Mumbai on Day 2

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Nehru Science Centre

Nehru Science Centre is a hub for science education programmes, activities and competitions. They benefit the people and students to learn and experiment more. It is a free and natural environment where science enthusiasts enjoy learning more about the subject.

They can get familiar with the technology by spending time amidst it and among various professionals. Also, the centre tries to innovate the way of communicating the knowledge of science which helps keep the curiosity in students alive. You must keep it among places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days even if you aren’t a ‘science person’ because you never know which future scientists is growing up in your house.

Location: Worli, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400018

Timing: 9:30am–6pm

Price: INR 20 per person

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Haji Ali Dargah

Haji Ali Dargah is a very beautiful example of Indo-Islamic style of architecture. It is located on a small islet in the Arabian sea which is surrounded by water from all sides. Being connected through a thin strip of land, one can travel to the dargah easily and it is one of the must visit place in 2 days itinerary for Mumbai.

However, it can only be accessed in the day time as the tide is low at that time but once the evening draws upon, the tides rise covering the avenue to the dargah. Though you can not go inside the dargah at night, but you can surely witness the divine scene of the lit shrine surrounded by nothing but sea.

Location: Dargah Rd, Haji Ali, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Timing: 5:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Price: Free

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Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum

Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum, considered as Mumbai’s oldest museum was once also known as the Victoria and Albert Museum. It is the very first colonial monument built by the Britishers to serve the purpose of a museum for exhibiting India’s rich culture and tradition to the world and it is one of the famous places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days

It was opened for public in 1857 and had its charm across the world. After independence, it was renamed after Dr Bhau Daji Lad in the year 1975 to show respect to the man who made the establishment of the museum possible with his vision and dedication.

Location: 91 A, Rani Baug, Veer Mata Jijabai Bhonsle Udyan, Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Rd, Byculla East, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400027

Timing: 10:00 am to 06:00 pm

Price: INR 10 for Indian adults; INR 5 for Indian kids; INR 100 for foreign tourists

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Hanging Gardens

Located on the slopes of Malabar hills, Hanging Gardens are one of the favourite spots of the locals. The gardens is overlooking the magnificent Arabian sea and also shows some of the best views of high rise buildings of the city. Built in 1880, the garden is dedicated to Barrister Pherozeshah Mehta and so you will see the letter PMG from the top view as a short form for Pherozeshah Mehta Gardens and it is one of the famous places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

You can witness animal shaped hedges in the garden which looks stunning with backdrop of lush green vegetation. The clock made from flowers is also a piece for attracting people. You can use this garden as a place for jogging and yoga like other people do.

Location: Ridge Rd, Simla Nagar, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400006

Timing: 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m

Price: Free

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Global Vipassana Pagoda

Global Vipassana Pagoda is a meditation hall which is shaped like a dome. It can have 8,000 people inside it at one time. It is the quietest place amidst the very loud city of Mumbai. Devotees across India and the world come here to have sessions of meditation and it is one of the nice places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

You can also come here and get a free 10 minutes session and further decide if you want to enroll in it or not. It is a true eye opener as you will know the importance of mediation and connecting to yourself after having a session or two here.

Location: Global Pagoda Road, Near Esselworld Gorai, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400091

Timing: 9 am–7 pm

Price: Free

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Juhu Beach is the longest beach in Mumbai and the most sought-after among locals and tourists alike. It’s known for an array of lip-smacking street food with a distinctive Mumbai taste, typically sweet and sour. The neighboring area of the beach happens to be one of the plush localities in the city and is home to the big shots of Bollywood and celebs from the television world. 

Juhu has superstar Amitabh Bachchan’s sprawling bungalow and if you are lucky, you can spot some celebrities jogging in the morning on Juhu Beach. Besides, you can also take a leisurely stroll on the beach for an infinite sense of peace and quiet and also this beach is perfect for enjoying the Mumbai nightlife.

TV serial shoots are common on the beach and if you happen to visit, you will notice popcorn vendors, street food stalls, and toy sellers among many. The beach stretches for about six km and becomes crowded on public holidays and during weekends. The horse carriages offer fun rides along the beach for a fee while dancing monkeys, acrobats, vendors, and beach cricket catch your attention. 

Juhu Beach is full of life during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival when disciples carrying the Ganapati idol walk in a grand procession and immerse the deity in the waters of the Arabian Sea.

Location: Juhu Tara Road, Juhu, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400049, India

Timings: 
Open 24 hours. 

Price: 
There is no entry fee to access the beach. It is free.
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Taraporewala Aquarium

Taraporewala is India’s oldest and Mumbai’s only aquarium located on the candid Marine Drive. You can witness an array of more than 100 species of colorful marine and freshwater fish. Included in that, there are coral fish from Lakshadweep Islands and bottles containing fossils, preserved fish and rare sea-shells and it can be included in 2 days itinerary for Mumbai.

They have also placed a 360-degree acrylic glass tunnel where you can walk through the colors and freshness of the sea. Also, they have introduced special pools where children can touch harmless fish. All over the experience will prove to be a good one.

Location: Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Road, Marine Drive, Near Charni Road Railway Station, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400002

Timing: 10am–8pm

Price: INR 60 for an Indian adult; INR 30 for kids; INR 20 for students; INR 200 for foreign adults; INR 100 for foreign child

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Castella de Aguada

Castella de Aguada is also known as Bandra Fort. It is an ancient fort which is located at the Land’s End in Bandra and shows panoramic scenes of the magnificent Arabian Sea to the west passionately going back and forth the coast of Mumbai. It is also overlooking the Worli to the south and Mahim to the south west and it is one of the must places to visit in Mumbai for 2 days.

It is because the purpose of constructing this fort was to keep an eye on the surroundings of the kingdom for any upcoming threats. But now you can enjoy the beauty around it. The fort is made on several levels giving an array of view along with a beautiful sunset.

Location: Byramji Jeejeebhoy Road, Bandstand Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050

Timing: 6am–6:30pm

Price: Free

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If your Pune trip can accommodate a fun-filled evening in Mumbai, Colaba Causeway is definitely among the places you cannot miss out on. Located close to some of the most important landmarks in the city, this commercial street thrives on the energy of gastronomes, shoppers, and fun-seekers and is always found packed with throngs of visitors. Offering a wide range of amusements in the form of countless options for dining, shopping, and much more.

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Located in the beautiful coastal village of Gorai in Mumbai, Essel World happens to be one of the largest amusement parks in India. For over two decades, this recreational hub has been the pioneer in rendering entertainment and leisure to its visitors from all over the globe.

Owned by EsselWorld Leisure Private Ltd., the amusement center has been exquisitely built over sprawling acres of land and brings to you numerous exciting rides, different theme parks, dancing zones, gaming facilities, and several other entertaining activities.

Alongside, lies the Water Kingdom which serves as an ideal summer destination. It attracts visitors from all over the country across different age groups and offers them a sheer pleasure. There are rides for all age groups and a visit to Essel World will certainly not be disappointing for you. The beautifully designed theme park with its impressive landscaped interiors is sure to leave you in absolute awe.

The entire park adorns itself during festivals like Diwali, Holi, and New Year and gets marked by a lively, carnivalesque aura. The park sees a swarm of visitors on weekends as people often come here with their families for a day’s picnic.

Essel World happens to be an absolute treat for children as it comprises kids friendly zones and recreational rides. As you step into this world full of fun and extravaganza, stunning surprises await you down the lane at every corner. You can also sip and savor delectable drinks and snacks at the various cafes and restaurants that are available inside the park.

Plan your family trip to Essel World and unwind yourselves amidst the magical experience that this amusement park beholds for you. To enjoy a hassle-free journey, you can avail for the advance online bookings that will not only save your efforts but also your valuable time during the peak seasons.

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People Also Ask About Mumbai

  1. What are the best places to visit in Mumbai?

    With something for everyone, Mumbai is a city that will bring you the thrill you cannot find anywhere! Click Here to Know More.

    Gateway of India: 25 km from Mumbai Airport
    Marine Drive: 22 km from Mumbai Airport
    Chowpatty Beach: 20 km from Mumbai Airport
    Juhu Beach: 6 Km from Mumbai Airport
    Siddhivinayak Temple: 11 km from Mumbai Airport
    Worli Seaface: 14 km from Mumbai Airport
    Haji Ali: 17 km from Mumbai Airport
  2. How can I visit Mumbai for 2 days?

    You can visit Mumbai for 2 days and enjoy your trip while travelling to all the significant places. Here is the itinerary for 2 days:

    Day 1:
    Gateway of India- 30 mins to 1 hour
    Prince of Wales Museum- 2 hours
    Jehangir Art Gallery - 1 hour
    Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus - 30 mins
    Marine Drive- 30 mins to 1 hour
    Chowpatty Beach- 1 hour

    Day 2:
    Sri Siddhivinayak Temple- 1 hour
    Bandra-Worli Sea Link- 30 mins
    Nehru Science Centre- 1-2 hours
    Haji Ali Dargah- 30 mins
    Mahalakshmi Temple- 30 mins
    Bhau Daji Lad Museum- 1-2 hours
    Sri Babulnath Temple- 30 mins to 1 hour
    Hanging Garden - 30 mins - 1 hour

    This itinerary is made according to the closing hours of the place, the best time of the day to visit and the route you will have to follow.
  3. How many days should I spend in Mumbai?

    3 days is the ideal number to spend in Mumbai. However, if you are short on time then covering the entire city in 2 days is not difficult. You can choose the most important places in the city and cover them. Thrillophilia brings various packages to help you customise your trip in an efficient way.

    You can choose any of the packages considering your budget and the time in hand and have a great experience.
  4. How can I visit Mumbai in 3 days?

    You can easily cover all the important places in Mumbai within 3 days. You just have to book your hotel at a good spot which connects to all the important places in the city. This way you can save time roaming around the city and visit all the best spots of it. Here is a general idea of the itinerary you can follow:

    Day 1: Gateway of India Colaba and Colaba Causeway Sassoon Docks Apollo Bandar Slum and Market
    Day 2: Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus Jyotiba Phule Market Dhobi Ghat Haji Ali Dargah Marine Drive Chowpatty Beach
    Day 3: Elco Pani Puri Centre Bumblebee Rickshaws and Juhu Beach ISKCON Temple Mount Mary Church and Bandra Fair
  5. What is famous in Mumbai to buy?

    Mumbai is famous for a lot of things which you can take home as souvenirs and use too. Being a part of the western ghats, Mumbai houses aromatic and pure spices which you can take home.

    Decoration pieces from The Bombay Store gets a lot of attention when it comes to souvenirs which you can take home for yourself or to gift your near and dears. You can buy jewellery from Colaba causeway. Saris and Clothing could also be bought as Mumbai is a hub of fashion and you will be able to pick some exclusive pieces from here. Art pieces and Retro Bollywood posters are another good choice to take from the very talented Mumbai.
  6. Where can I go for a weekend in Mumbai?

    Being filled with a lot of places, Mumbai offers numerous spots to spend the weekend. You can find a variety of fun at distinct places. Here is the list you can consider for the weekend:

    1. A stroll at Marine Drive Binge on the renowned fast and street food
    2. Go at one of the local beaches like Juhu or Chowpatty
    3. Hit the Imagica with friends or family
    4. Shopping at a local market for example Colaba Causeway, etc.
    5. Visit a holy place like Sidhivinayak Temple or Haji Ali Dargah Meditation at Pagoda
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Midnight cycling was great fun. Rode bicycle for 4 hours. Started at 11:45 pm and finished around 4 am. Covered almost 50 kms. Started the ride from gateway of India to Worli sea face and chilled out there. Chilled out at marine drive as well. It was great fun. Met new people and made new friends. Highly recommend this. Try out this fun with friends or solo. It will be worth staying awake at night.
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Came to Mumbai from Pune for some work and I wanted to explore the city, but didn’t really know where all to go, so I decided to book this tour online. The meet up place was easy to find, and I felt really safe as a solo traveller, and in fact made some friends along the way. Karan, our guide was so nice, and in just a short span of 2 hours he covered over 9 places with us!
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"It was an amazing experience. The tour operators were very helpful and accommodating with respect to our needs. The sailboat was absolutely neat and clean. The guy doing the sailing for us was also very friendly and courteous. He had knowledge about the boat as well as knew about everything related to sailing that an average customer would want to know about. "
14 January 2016
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one of the most amazing experience of my life HELICOPTER joy ride over mumbaii had some most incredible moments. During this the small time of just 10 minutes regenerted over feeling for beauty of the city.
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Helicopter Joy Ride over Mumbai: This is the best way to look at the whole of Mumbai. The crowded, big city is viewed the best way with this. Despite being a Mumbai native girl, I grew more than half of my life in Ooty. While I got a job back here in Mumbai, I felt like a first timer here. Funnily, I started travelling and exploring in my own city as it has got more than enough to induce the travel buds of any passionate traveller. I travelled Mumbai in various ways and this helicopter ride was my favourite. It covers the complete city, and it is indeed beautiful. The view of Bandra-Worli link from the air was in fact spell binding. I personally loved the whole experience, and also, this can be availed at a very nominal fee charges these days. I recommend this to all no matter you are resident here or a traveller.
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Amazing experience, amazing food, amazing decoration, amazing roof top and amazing service. One must try this one once to give a memorable night for people you love.
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Its awesome!! It takes 45 minutes to reach from mumbai to Alibaug. On the way please carry any biscuits for seaguls ,they come and take piece of biscuit from your hand..it is amazing experience.

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