Private Mumbai Tour Old Bombay Walking Tour and City Drive
Mumbai's old quarter is best taken at two speeds. Some of it you have to walk, because the best bits sit down lanes a car cannot reach. The rest is spread across the city, so you drive. This half day does both. You start on foot in the Fort district, where the Bombay of a hundred years ago is still standing. Your guide walks you past the High Court and the Rajabai Tower, through the galleries and cafes of Kala Ghoda, and into a museum if you want one. Then you get in the car for the bigger sights: the Gateway of India and the Taj, a little shopping on Colaba Causeway, Marine Drive along the sea, the Babulnath temple up on its hill, a slow pass by Antilia, and Dhobi Ghat, the open-air laundry that washes for half the city. The plan bends to you. You will not fit every stop into half a day, and you are not meant to. Your guide leads with the sights most people come for, and after that you choose. It is a private tour, so the route is yours.
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