Start your day at the iconic Leopold Café, accessible via local BEST bus routes stopping at Colaba or a short taxi ride from your accommodation. Enjoy their breakfast menu featuring Indian and continental dishes.
Board the ferry from Gateway of India pier to Elephanta Island. Ferries run regularly, and the journey takes about an hour each way. The caves open until 5pm, allowing exploration of ancient rock-cut sculptures and temples.
Return to Colaba by ferry and walk to Café Mondegar. This lively café is a great spot for a mix of Indian and continental dishes, open from 11am onwards.
Take a local BEST bus or an auto-rickshaw northwards to Bhuleshwar Market, a bustling bazaar known for textiles and jewellery. Immerse yourself in vibrant market life and shop for souvenirs.
Reach Café Excelsior by taking a local train to Kurla station followed by a 10-minute walk or short auto-rickshaw ride. This café offers authentic Maharashtrian breakfast items, popular among locals.
Take a local train to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) station and walk a short distance to Crawford Market, a vibrant shopping spot for fresh produce and local goods.
From Crawford Market, it’s an easy stroll or a short cycle-rickshaw ride to the Dr. Bhau Daji Lad Museum, showcasing Mumbai's history. The museum is open 10:15am to 6pm.
Board a Western Line local train from Churchgate or Dadar to Bandra. From Bandra station, take an auto-rickshaw to Bandra Bandstand for a relaxing promenade walk with stunning sea views and visit to Bandra Fort.
End your Mumbai journey with dinner at Pali Village Café, a charming spot offering European-inspired cuisine. Easily accessible by auto-rickshaw from Mount Mary Basilica, open until 11pm.