FERRY TRIPS
The crossings worth booking.
The 8 most popular mumbai ferries. We break down the sailings worth booking - the crossing time, the fare, who runs the boat and what the trip is actually like once you are aboard.
Half-day guided Elephanta Caves tour from Mumbai with ferry ride from Gateway of India, rock-cut temples, and the 20-foot Trimurti.
Most Popular“The guide smooths out a lot of experiences (buying ferry tickets, booking a tour guide, coordinating schedules) that could be hard for a foreigner. Would recommend.”
Guided Elephanta Caves tour from Mumbai with ferry views, admission included, expert island guides, and bottled water for a half-day of ancient art.
“What a spectacular place. We thoroughly enjoyed visiting this ancient gem of a place . Our guide Nikhil was a local person who grew up on island, his 4 generations have been living on this island He was very knowledgeable and gave us Read more”
Private Mumbai day tour with hotel pickup, Dharavi walking experience, classic sights, and a coastal ferry ride, from $96 per person.
“We only had 1 day to see Mumbai and feel super lucky to have Rahul as our tour guide. It was great to have a native tour guide who is so proud of his city. He was able to accommodate us very well and it was super easy to schedule even thoRead more”
Private Mumbai day trip: ferry to UNESCO Elephanta Caves for Shiva temples, then a Bollywood studio tour with a dance show and toy train.
“Well treated and a wonderful experience with my family. Love a lot. Thanks for the memories and the support of the team..”
Private Elephanta Caves tour from Gateway of India with ferry skyline views, toy train island loop, and guided visit to 3 UNESCO caves.
Private guided Elephanta Caves tour from Mumbai with ferry ride, Shiva Cave Trimurti sculpture, and UNESCO sights.
Private full-day Mumbai tour with a dedicated guide, air-conditioned car, entrance fees covered, and a coastal ferry ride from Colaba.
“I was not impressed with the tour. It started off with the driver picking me up from my hotel and then stopping off at a train station to pick up the tour guide. I would have enjoyed stopping off at the vegetable/produce areas. We did stop off Read more”
Four hours from Gateway of India to the Elephanta Caves with an English guide, snacks, tea, and ferry option.
From the Aegean to the Andaman, here is every crossing on the site.
