Mumbai · FORT & COLABA WALKS
6 reviewed
The good ones fill up fast and the great ones fill up first. Here are the 6 fort & colaba walks we rate most, with current prices and what sets each apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
Walk Fort and Colaba in Mumbai on a small-group history tour with iconic stops like the Gateway of India, St Thomas Cathedral, and more.
“A very informative tour of Old Mumbai, including its history and architecture. Our guide was so nice.”
Private 2.5-hour Fort & Colaba walk with live narration and free stops. See St Thomas Cathedral, Kala Ghoda, Gateway of India.
“I’ve been to almost 100 countries and this was the best tour I’ve ever done- Avani is an incredible storyteller”
Private open Jeep safari through Mumbai’s Fort and Colaba, with expert storytelling, great photo angles, and a 2.5-hour route by the sea.
“Fabulous experience with Sagar our architecture and history expert.See Mumbai with a different vehicle it's an amazing experience!”
Walk South Mumbai with a local guide from Colaba’s landmarks to Gateway of India, Oval Maidan, St Thomas Cathedral, and CSMT.
“So much history!! My guide, Chetan, was so knowledgeable and friendly. We walked all over and took the time to see and discuss history, buildings and more! He works for a local company called Reality Tours and Travel which gives back to the commmunity. I loved this tour and loved my fresh sugar cane juice atop too!”
Full-day Mumbai highlights from Colaba/Mumbai Port with a coastal ferry ride, major temples, Hanging Gardens, Nehru Science Center, and Juhu.
“This is a good tour for Indians but it is not for foreigners. My guide was a fine gentleman who did his best to make this tour something great but the places we went to were not the best for someone who wants to learn more about Mumbai. I would suggest that the persoRead more”
3-hour small-group walk through Colaba and Fort: Gateway of India, cathedral, High Court, and CSMT with a local guide for $66.87.
“My guide, Dev was enthusiastic and knowledgeable. He was very helpful taking photos and getting me into a shared taxi at the end of the walk. I enjoyed hearing about his experience of life in the city, most interestingly his commute every day.”
