The midnight cycling tour in South Mumbai sounds like a fantastic way to experience the city's vibrant nightlife and iconic landmarks. Whether you're a non-cyclist looking for a unique nighttime adventure or an avid cyclist, this tour offers a memorable experience for everyone.

Starting from Colaba, the tour takes you through various famous landmarks, You'll have the opportunity to pedal along Marine Drive, which is often referred to as the Queen's Necklace due to the sparkling lights that line the curve of the road. The view of the Arabian Sea and the city skyline is particularly mesmerising during the night.

As you continue your journey, you'll pass by the Gateway of India, a magnificent monument that symbolises Mumbai's historical significance. The Asiatic Library, with its architectural beauty, and Flora Fountain, a popular meeting point, are also included in the route. Kala Ghoda, known for its vibrant art scene, and the iconic Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) are among the other notable stops.

Nariman Point, a prominent business district, is another highlight of the tour. It offers breathtaking views of the Arabian Sea and the city's skyline, especially when illuminated at night.

If you don't have your own cycle, no worries! The tour is suitable for non-cyclists as well. We provide rental cycles for participants, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the experience regardless of the cycling proficiency.

Itinerary:

Report to our team at the Happy Cycles shop, Colaba, at 11:00 PM

Collect the bicycle, do a test ride for those who opted for the rented cycle - 5 minutes.

Event Briefing, safety instructions and introduction - 25 minutes

Pedal across the famous landmarks of South Bombay - 5 hours.

Return to the cycling starting point and hand over the rented cycles.

Checklist

Footwear: Sandals or sports shoes, providing comfort and support during cycling.

Clothing: Comfortable, quick-dry half-sleeve tee and shorts or cycling shorts, allowing ease of movement and quick drying in case of perspiration.

Things to carry in a daypack:

Water: Minimum 2 litres to stay well-hydrated throughout the tour.

Cap/Hat: Protects your head and face from the sun.

Food Items: Fruits, dry fruits, energy bars, and healthy snacks provide sustenance

Headband/Bandana: Useful for keeping sweat away from the eyes and providing protection from the wind.

Personal Medicines: Carry necessary medications and a basic first aid kit.

Identity Proof: Carry a valid Government ID proof.