The originalDharavi Walking Tour with Reality Tours
The original Dharavi walk: six guests at most, no cameras, and a start at Mahim or Churchgate station.
In Dharavi: Most of the 2.5 hours
Nine ways to walk Dharavi, sorted by what you actually do: Dharavi on its own, Dharavi with Dhobi Ghat and the dabbawalas, or a full day with the Elephanta Caves. Each one has its own page with the start point, the day and what guests say.
A guided walk through the workshops, Kumbharwada and the residential lanes.
The originalThe original Dharavi walk: six guests at most, no cameras, and a start at Mahim or Churchgate station.
In Dharavi: Most of the 2.5 hours
Most reviewedA low-priced Dharavi walk with a local guide, with private and hotel pickup options from 2 to 7 hours.
In Dharavi: Depends on the option
Short walkA shorter Dharavi walk past soap, textile and recycling units, ending at a pottery, with an optional family meal.
In Dharavi: The whole walk
Woman guideA Dharavi walk led by a woman guide, 2 to 4 hours by option, with hotel pickup on some options.
In Dharavi: The whole walk
PrivateThe Reality Tours walk for your group alone, with a time you choose and a hotel transfer option.
In Dharavi: The whole walk
Add Mumbai's open-air laundry, and on some, the dabbawala lunchbox men.
Lowest priceA resident guide through Dharavi's trades, then the open-air laundry at Dhobi Ghat, at the lowest from-price we found.
In Dharavi: Most of the 3 hours
By local trainLocal train from Churchgate, a 100-minute Dharavi walk, inside Dhobi Ghat, then the dabbawalas at work.
In Dharavi: About 100 minutes
Small groupDharavi, Dhobi Ghat and the dabbawala lunchbox system in 3.5 hours, with transport and a meal included.
In Dharavi: The first part of 3.5 hours
Dharavi with the city sights and the Elephanta Caves.
Cross-sellElephanta's cave temples, the city sights and a Dharavi walk in one booking, 4 to 10 hours by option.
In Dharavi: Depends on the option