A direct flight to Mumbai for less than a weekend city break. IndiGo now flies non-stop from Amsterdam to Mumbai, with fares from €459 return between August and October.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Amsterdam, Netherlands
- To: Mumbai, India
- Airline: IndiGo
- Stops: Non-stop
- Price: €459–€480 return
- When: August to October
Example dates:
27/08/2026 - 27/09/2026
01/09/2026 - 15/09/2026
07/09/2026 - 23/09/2026
22/09/2026 - 04/10/2026
💰 How far does your money go?
A cappuccino in Bandra costs €2.20, a full plate of vada pav on the street barely reaches €0.50, and a proper sit-down thali with unlimited refills comes in around €6. A domestic beer at a Colaba bar is roughly €2.50, less than half what you'd pay for a beer on an Amsterdam terrace.
☀️ The Weather
Mumbai in late August still sits in the tail end of the monsoon, with highs around 30°C and frequent showers. By September the rain eases off, and by early October the city dries out completely, with warm 31°C days, clear skies and the sea sitting at a comfortable 27°C. Humidity stays high all season, so pack light cottons over anything heavy.
🏨 Where to Stay
Colaba for first-timers, Bandra Kurla Complex for a modern base, Bandra West for sea views without the price tag of South Mumbai.
Abbott Hotel — 8.2/10 · From €35/night A solid budget base in Bandra, close to cafes and the West Line for getting around fast.
Ibis Mumbai BKC — 8.5/10 · From €75/night Modern and reliable in Mumbai's business district, a comfortable mid-range pick with a proper gym and pool.
Taj Lands End — 9.0/10 · From €185/night Arabian Sea views and full-service spa in Bandra, the pick for anyone wanting Mumbai's best without leaving town.
🎯 What to Do
Mumbai moves fast, loud and non-stop, exactly what a direct flight from Amsterdam sets you up for.
Elephanta Island ferry and caves — An hour by boat from the Gateway of India to 1,500-year-old rock-cut temples carved into a hillside.
Gothic Mumbai walking tour — Victorian and Art Deco Mumbai on foot, from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus to the High Court.
Street food crawl in Mohammed Ali Road — Kebabs, samosas and chana chaat from stalls that have been running for generations.
Dharavi walking tour — A guided walk through one of Asia's biggest informal economies, leather, pottery and recycling workshops packed into a few square kilometres.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Mumbai is also the easiest gateway to Maharashtra's coast and hills.
Alibaug — An hour by ferry from the Gateway of India, quiet beaches and old Portuguese forts away from the city noise.
Lonavala — Two hours by train into the Western Ghats, waterfalls, viewpoints and cooler air above the plains.
Nashik — Three hours by road into India's wine country, vineyard tours and tastings among the hills.
€459 non-stop to Mumbai won't stay this low for long. Lock in your autumn dates before IndiGo's cheapest seats go.
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