Which part of town actually has somebody, and which does not
This page does not repeat the eight area pages below it; it answers the question they cannot, which is which part of town is actually easy tonight. South Mumbai looks small on a map and behaves like three different cities.
Where women actually live: Colaba has three, Dadar has one, Byculla has one, and one more gives south Mumbai generally. That is six of the thirty-five, for the whole bottom third of the city. Where nobody lives: Marine Drive, Breach Candy, Worli and Wadala — all covered, none from inside.
The fast ones and the slow ones. Worli is quick because the Sea Link lands on it and Bandra is fifteen minutes over. Wadala is quick because Chembur is twelve minutes away. Dadar is quick because both railway lines cross there. Colaba and the Gateway are the slow end — from the suburbs that is an hour, so book earlier.
The figure is the same across all eight: ₹15,000 for two hours, ₹20,000 for three, ₹35,000 for a full night, her cab both ways inside it even when it is the long run down the island.
What it costs
Two hours ₹15,000, three hours ₹20,000, a night ₹35,000
The same three figures everywhere on this site. Her cab both ways is inside them and nothing is taken in advance.
2 hoursthe short one
₹15,000
one meeting
3 hoursthe one most men take
₹20,000
two meetings
Full nightfrom evening to morning
₹35,000
6 to 9 hours
Asked here
About South Mumbai
Which south Mumbai area is quickest?
Dadar, Wadala and Worli - each for a different reason. Colaba and the Gateway are the slowest from the suburbs.
How many girls live in south Mumbai?
Six of the 35: three in Colaba, one in Dadar, one in Byculla, one more who gives south Mumbai generally.
Does the long trip to Colaba cost extra?
No. Her travel both ways is inside the figure wherever she starts.
Next door
The rest of South Mumbai
If nobody can reach South Mumbai at the hour you want, one of these is usually closer.