Flights to Mumbai

Book flights to Mumbai with flynas and discover one of India's most dynamic cities. Located on the Arabian Sea, Mumbai is a major centre for business, entertainment, culture and travel, combining historic architecture with modern neighbourhoods and a distinctive coastal setting.

Whether you are travelling to visit family and friends, for business or to explore the city, Mumbai offers historic landmarks, waterfront promenades, museums, colourful markets, shopping districts and one of India's most diverse food scenes.

Arriving in Mumbai

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (BOM) is the main international airport serving Mumbai and provides access to the city's major business, residential and visitor districts.

Taxis and App-Based Transport

Taxis and app-based transport services are available for journeys between the airport and different parts of Mumbai. Journey times can vary considerably depending on traffic and your destination.

Public Transport

Mumbai has an extensive public transport network. Available connections depend on your destination, so check current local routes when planning your journey from the airport.

Private Transfers and Car Hire

Private transfers and car hire can provide additional flexibility, particularly for families, groups or travellers planning journeys beyond central Mumbai.

Top Places to Visit in Mumbai

Gateway of India

Overlooking Mumbai Harbour, the Gateway of India is one of the city's most recognisable landmarks and a popular starting point for exploring the historic Colaba district and waterfront.

Elephanta Caves

Located on Elephanta Island in Mumbai Harbour, the Elephanta Caves are a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring rock-cut temples and sculptures associated primarily with the worship of Shiva.

Marine Drive

Marine Drive is one of Mumbai's best-known waterfront promenades. Walk along the Arabian Sea, experience the city's coastal atmosphere and enjoy views across the bay.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya

This major museum houses collections covering art, archaeology and natural history and provides visitors with an introduction to India's artistic and cultural heritage.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus

This historic railway terminus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Mumbai's distinctive architectural landmarks.

Food to Try in Mumbai

Vada Pav

One of Mumbai's signature street foods, vada pav combines a spiced potato fritter with bread and chutneys.

Pav Bhaji

Pav bhaji combines a spiced vegetable mixture with buttered bread rolls and is widely available across the city.

Bombil Fry

Bombil, commonly known as Bombay duck, is a fish closely associated with Mumbai's coastal food culture and is often served fried.

Bhel Puri

Bhel puri is a popular snack combining puffed rice with vegetables, chutneys and other savoury ingredients.

Where to Stay in Mumbai

Mumbai is a large city with distinct neighbourhoods, so choose your accommodation according to the areas you plan to visit and your transport needs.

Colaba

Colaba provides convenient access to the Gateway of India, museums, historic architecture, shopping and the South Mumbai waterfront.

Marine Drive and South Mumbai

These areas provide access to waterfront attractions, business districts and several of the city's major landmarks.

Bandra

Bandra combines restaurants, shopping, entertainment and residential areas and provides access to both central and western parts of Mumbai.

Near Mumbai Airport

Staying closer to the airport can be convenient for business travellers, short visits, early departures or late arrivals.

Getting Around Mumbai

Mumbai has an extensive transport network, although journey times can vary significantly depending on traffic and the time of day.

Local Trains

Mumbai's suburban railway network connects many parts of the metropolitan area and is an important part of daily transport in the city.

Metro

Mumbai's expanding metro network provides connections across selected areas of the city. Check current routes when planning your journey.

Buses

Public buses operate throughout Mumbai and connect many residential, commercial and visitor areas.

Auto-Rickshaws

Auto-rickshaws are commonly used in permitted parts of Mumbai for shorter local journeys.

Taxis and App-Based Transport

Taxis and app-based transport services provide another option for travelling between different parts of the city.

Weather in Mumbai

Mumbai has a tropical coastal climate, with warm conditions for much of the year and a distinct monsoon season. Humidity and rainfall can vary considerably by season.

Check the latest weather forecast before travelling, particularly if your visit falls during the monsoon period.