Mumbai skyline viewed from Marine Drive

Seattle → Mumbai

Mumbai

8 nights in Mumbai

10 days away

Mumbai rewards travelers with grand colonial-era architecture, layered neighborhoods, waterfront promenades, and a vast regional food scene.

Flight

Air France · Economy Light

Round-trip fare
$889 per traveler
Outbound
1 stop in CDG · 2h 30m layover · 21h 20m total
Return
1 stop in CDG · 2h 50m layover · 22h 25m total
Carry-on
Included
Checked bag
Included

Hotel

Hotel Harbour View

Stay
8 nights
Hotel dates
March 29, 2027 – April 6, 2027
Class
3-star · Google 4.4
Hotel total
$616
Room
Deluxe Tranquil Sleep Room,172sqft,sleeps2,1TwinBed OR1DoubleBed

U.S. passport / entry

Passport valid six months beyond arrival with two blank pages

Passport
Yes
Visa
Yes
Stay limit
30 days using the one-month e-Tourist Visa.
Mandatory cost
$26 per traveler
Details

A one-month e-Tourist Visa is appropriate for this 6–9-night tourism trip. Apply at least 4 days before arrival, travel on the passport used for the application, carry/print the granted ETA, and have a return/onward ticket and sufficient funds. Mumbai is an authorized eVisa arrival airport.

Checked September 22, 2026

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Top 5 things to do

Gateway of India in Mumbai
01

Gateway of India

Start at the Gateway of India, then spend time around the surrounding Colaba district and harbor edge. It works well as an introduction to central Mumbai before you move deeper into the city's neighborhoods.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus in Mumbai
02

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus

Stop at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus to take in the UNESCO-listed railway landmark and the busy city center around it. The building gives you architecture, history, and everyday Mumbai movement in one place.

Elephanta Caves in Mumbai
03

Elephanta Caves

Take the harbor ferry to Elephanta Island and explore the rock-cut cave temples. The trip combines time on the water with a historic site, making it feel like more than a standard museum stop.

Marine Drive in Mumbai
04

Marine Drive

Walk Marine Drive around sunset for a long waterfront view of Mumbai and the curve of the promenade. It is an easy, unstructured part of the day when you want to slow down without leaving the city.

Bandra neighborhoods in Mumbai
05

Bandra neighborhoods

Spend a few hours in Bandra for cafes, street art, coastal viewpoints, and a more contemporary side of Mumbai. It is a useful counterpoint to the historic sights and busier central districts.

Ready to book?

Our best-value flight and hotel picks for this trip.

Flight pick

Air France

$889round trip per traveler

Seattle (SEA) → Mumbai · 1 stop each way

Dates
Mar 28 – Apr 6
Fare type
Economy Light
Outbound
1 stop in CDG · 2h 30m layover · 21h 20m total
Return
1 stop in CDG · 2h 50m layover · 22h 25m total
Carry-on
Included
Checked bag
Included

Hotel pick

Hotel Harbour View

$616total · 8 nights
Stay
8 nights
Hotel dates
March 29, 2027 – April 6, 2027
Class
3-star · Google 4.4
Room
Deluxe Tranquil Sleep Room,172sqft,sleeps2,1TwinBed OR1DoubleBed

Expedia 8.4/10 · 222 reviews

25PJRamchandaniMarg,ApolloBandar,Colaba,Mumbai400001. FrontBay1minwalk,ColabaCauseway3minwalk,GatewayofIndia6minwalk. Google walking distance GatewayofIndia/NationalGallery. Practical walkable visitor district with transit/taxis; no rental car required.

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Mumbai skyline viewed from Marine Drive
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