Book flights to Mumbai

Discover a megacity where sleek skyscrapers tower above street food stalls when you book flights to Mumbai.

We have flights departing to Mumbai every week from locations all over the globe, with both Economy and Business Class fares available. Online check-in and mobile boarding passes have also been rolled out across our network to help improve your flight experience down on the ground.

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Our Economy Class cabin has all the home comforts you could hope for. Sink into an ergonomically-designed seat and explore your personal HD touchscreen. It’s packed with TV shows, movies, games, and music to help your journey to Mumbai fly by. You can also shop for duty free goods, such as perfumes and jewellery, or connect to our onboard WiFi and surf the net. Snacks and drinks are also available to buy throughout your flight or you can pre-book a delicious hot meal if you’d prefer something heartier.

You can experience all these amenities and more when you opt for Business Class. In our exclusive cabin, you’ll fly as just one of 12 Business Class passengers. Recline in your Italian leather seat and enjoy the complimentary food and beverages.

Things to do

Hit the beach

Perched on the west coastline, Mumbai has its fair share of beautiful beaches to soak up the sun. Head to Juhu Beach for a serene escape from the bustle of the city. The 6km sweep of golden sand is the longest beach in Mumbai, perfect for a sunset stroll.

Take a bite out of Mumbai

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Eat your way through the city by exploring its many street food stalls and high-class restaurants. Feast on succulent kebabs, sample savoury doughnuts, and take on spicy curries.

Take a day trip to Elephanta

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Uncover atmospheric Buddhist and Hindu temples hewn into the rock on an island 10km from Mumbai. Once ashore, explore the Elephanta Caves, a warren of cave temple dating back to the 5th century, filled with rock carvings and twisting vines.

A guide to Mumbai

Perched next to the Arabian Sea, this sprawling city thrums with energy. Once known as Bombay, Mumbai is more than just a port – today it’s an economic powerhouse and the home of Bollywood.

Soak up the architecture

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Mumbai’s rich history is etched all over the city. Marvel at the sheer scale and beauty of the Gateway of India, overlooking the Arabian Sea. Built in the early 20th century, it’s a testament to the grandeur of the British Raj. Stand beneath the gateway and take pictures of its intricate decorative motifs. From here, head to the iconic Taj Mahal Palace Hotel to witness its opulence. This luxury hotel was only built in 1903 but soon became a famous monument in Mumbai. Stop for lunch in one of the grand dining rooms or embark on a guided tour to discover more about its history. For the ultimate experience, splash out on a night’s stay in one of the lavish rooms. Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus is another must-see. The jaw-dropping façade is a thing of beauty, featuring a blend of Victorian, Hindu and Islamic architectural styles.

Spend a day shopping

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Experience bustling Mumbai at its best with a trip to Crawford Market. Haggle with traders and get locally-made garments, handicrafts and spices at discount prices to take home with you. The Colaba Causeway street market is also worth a stop – along this retail stretch you can pick up more souvenirs, with jewellery and artefacts up for grabs.

Take a day trip

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Catch the ferry from the Gateway of India to the beach town of Alibaug, just under 3 and a half hours away. Explore the old fish market, admire the ancient forts overlooking the town and relax on the sand at VarsoliBeach. Sanjay Gandhi National Park is also nearby. Travel to this slice of tropical paradise and you can discover ancient caves, beautiful waterfalls and see a vast range of wildlife.

Useful information

Visa

Check with your embassy about visa requirements before your flight to Mumbai.

Currency

While in Mumbai you’ll use the national currency, the Indian Rupee (INR). Frequently used notes include: ₹5, ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100, ₹500, ₹2000.

Language

Mumbai’s official language is Marathi, although you’ll find Hindi, English and Gujarati are also spoken in the city.

Weather

The weather is warm year-round in Mumbai, with average temperatures rarely dipping below 15°C, often hitting highs of 30°c. Monsoon season falls between June and September.

Getting around

While in Mumbai, there are plenty of taxis, autorickshaws and buses available to help you get around. The train and Metro network are in operation, too. If you’d prefer to explore at your own pace, hire a car with flydubai.

Airport information

You’ll fly in and out of Mumbai International Airport (BOM) while visiting the city. To get to and from the city, either hire a car, book a taxi or catch one of the local trains or buses.

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