Outstation route
Bangalore to Mumbai Cab
Driving from Bengaluru to Mumbai is a journey across most of the Deccan, from the Karnataka plateau down through the Western Ghats to the Arabian Sea. A Bangalore to Mumbai cab with driver turns it into a planned road trip, with overnight halts, room for luggage and no need to change vehicles.
The route
Bangalore to Mumbai distance and roads
The drive heads north-west through Karnataka into Maharashtra. NH 48, the national highway that links Bengaluru, Pune and Mumbai, is the backbone of the trip, and route planners also list NH 50, NH 965 and NH 561A. Beyond Pune the road drops through the Western Ghats towards the coast before the final run into Mumbai.
| Road distance | About 985 km one way |
| Driving time (route planner) | About 12 h without traffic delays or stops |
| Main roads on the route | NH 50, NH 48, NH 965, NH 561A |
| Round trip | About 1,970 km of driving, plus any local sightseeing |
Measured from central Bengaluru (Vidhana Soudha) using OpenStreetMap route data. Your exact distance depends on the pickup point and the route the driver takes, and real journey times are usually longer once city traffic, ghat sections and breaks are added.
The Bangalore to Mumbai distance in route-planner data is about 985 km one way, about 12 h of driving without traffic or stops, and about 1,970 km for the round trip. That planner time leaves out meals, rest, toll queues and Mumbai’s own traffic, which can be heavy at almost any hour.
Because you cross into Maharashtra, interstate permit charges and tolls are extra. Parking in the city is also extra.
Plan your trip
Plan a multi-day journey with overnight halts
Treat this as at least a two-day drive each way, and give yourself a cushion. A typical plan is to drive most of the Karnataka stretch on day one, halt for the night, and reach Mumbai on day two; some travellers prefer three shorter days with a night in Pune on the way. The cab is not driven through the night: both you and your driver get a proper night’s sleep at each halt.
- Leave early so the ghat section and the entry into Mumbai happen in daylight.
- Stop every couple of hours for food and rest rather than pushing on.
- During the monsoon months Mumbai and the ghats see very heavy rain, so build in extra time.
- Tell us your Mumbai address in advance so your driver can plan the last stretch.
Round trips are billed on actual kilometres with a minimum of 300 km per day for each day of the booking, plus the driver allowance. One-way drops to Mumbai are also available, with the fare confirmed at booking; see the one-way taxi page.
In Mumbai
Sights to see once you reach Mumbai
- Gateway of India – the great arch on the Colaba waterfront, facing the harbour.
- Elephanta Caves – a UNESCO World Heritage Site on an island in the harbour, reached by ferry, with rock-cut Shiva sculptures.
- Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus – the grand Victorian Gothic railway station, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Marine Drive – the curving seafront promenade, at its finest in the evening.
- Siddhivinayak Temple, the Haji Ali Dargah and the Mahalakshmi Temple – three of the city’s most visited places of worship.
Ferry services and opening arrangements can change with weather and season, so check locally before you go. On the way, Pune makes a natural stopover, and Goa is another long coastal drive from Bengaluru if you want a beach trip instead.
Which car
Vehicles for a long-distance Mumbai trip
For a journey of this length, comfort matters. Families relocating to Mumbai usually choose an Innova Crysta or Innova Hycross for legroom and boot space. A Ciaz or Dzire suits two or three people travelling light. Business travellers who want a premium ride can ask for a Mercedes-Benz E-Class or BMW on request, and groups can book a Tempo Traveller.
Why book with us
Mumbai road trip basics
Two days or more
Overnight halts on the way keep the drive safe and comfortable.
Door-to-door move
Carry your household luggage straight to your new address.
Premium options
Innova Crysta as standard, luxury sedans on request.
Vehicle options
Cabs for Bangalore to Mumbai
Mercedes-Benz E-Class and BMW are available on request for this route.
Tariff
Bangalore to Mumbai round-trip rates
| Vehicle | Round-trip rate | Driver allowance |
|---|---|---|
| Maruti Suzuki Dzire (sedan) | ₹14 / km | ₹350 |
| Toyota Etios (sedan) | ₹14 / km | ₹350 |
| Maruti Suzuki Ciaz (sedan) | ₹14 / km | ₹350 |
| Toyota Innova | ₹16 / km | ₹400 |
| Toyota Innova Crysta | ₹22 / km | ₹400 |
| Toyota Innova Hycross | ₹25 / km | ₹400 |
| Tempo Traveller | On request | ₹600 |
| Mini bus (21 / 24 seater) | On request | ₹600 |
Round trip, minimum 300 km per day. Fares are inclusive of GST, and the final bill is based on the actual distance travelled. Hill-station charges, interstate permits, state permits, tolls and parking are extra. One-way drop fares are confirmed when you book.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions
How far is Mumbai from Bangalore by road?
About 985 km one way from central Bengaluru, which is about 12 h of driving without traffic or stops in route-planner data. The round trip is about 1,970 km.
What is the distance between Mumbai and Bangalore by road for a round trip?
About 1,970 km in route-planner data. Round trips are billed on actual kilometres with a minimum of 300 km per day, plus the driver allowance.
How many days does a Bangalore to Mumbai cab journey take?
Plan at least two days each way with an overnight halt, or three shorter days with a night in Pune. We do not plan the drive through the night.
Is a one-way Bangalore to Mumbai cab available?
Yes, one-way drops are available and the fare is confirmed at booking. Interstate permit charges and tolls are extra.
Can I book a luxury car for the Mumbai trip?
Yes, a Mercedes-Benz E-Class or BMW can be arranged on request. Ask when you book.
How do I book?
Call or WhatsApp 99640 09999 with your dates, pickup and drop addresses, number of passengers and luggage.
Explore more