Travelling from Dublin (DUB) to Mumbai (BOM): what you need to know
Mumbai is five hours 30 minutes ahead of Dublin and follows the UTC+5:30 timezone.
Arrive at the airport on time so you don't miss your DUB to BOM flight. Be there at least two hours ahead for international flights and an hour early for domestic departures to avoid sprinting to your gate.
During popular months such as July, it's a good idea to get to the airport earlier. Plan to arrive two hours before domestic departures and four hours ahead of an international flight whenever you're flying during a peak period in general.
We make it a piece of cake to book a flight with a stopover. To see all your options for tickets from Dublin to Mumbai, deselect 'Direct flights only.' Then, choose a flight offering a stop long enough to explore the city of your choice. Stopovers between DUB and BOM include:
London Heathrow
Frankfurt am Main
San Francisco International
How to find the cheapest flights from Dublin (DUB) to Mumbai (BOM)
₹ 22,413 is the lowest price for a one-way Dublin to Mumbai flight. Return flights start at ₹ 39,757. These prices may change based on demand and availability.
It's often best to book as early as possible if you're looking for cheap tickets from DUB to BOM. That's because airlines change prices based on demand, which tends to increase closer to departure.
Finding cheap flights from Dublin to Mumbai is easier if you're flexible with your travel plans. Use the 'Whole month' search tool to see the best prices across each month and score a great deal.
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Handy information about Dublin (DUB)
Of all flights leaving Dublin, 77% arrive as scheduled at their destination.
To get to Dublin from central Dublin, it'll take around 25 minutes if you're planning to drive. Of course, this depends on traffic. It's approximately 11 kilometres from the airport to the city centre.
The trip on public transport will take about 30 minutes.
Looking for a convenient hotel near DUB? If you're catching an early flight from Dublin to Mumbai, these stays will have you sleeping moments from your departure gate:
What is the baggage allowance on flights from Dublin Airport (DUB) to Mumbai Airport (BOM)?
Most flights from DUB to BOM include a carry-on bag with standard fares, though baggage allowances vary by airline and ticket type. Here's what you can expect with the main airlines operating this route:
British Airways
Carry-on allowance: 23kg cabin bag (56x45x25cm) plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Opens 3 hours before departure, closes 1 hour before departure
Emirates
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag (55x38x25cm) plus personal item
Checked baggage: 30kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Open 3 hours before departure
Etihad Airways
Carry-on allowance: 7kg cabin bag (56x36x23cm) plus personal item
Checked baggage: 23kg included with some economy fares
Departure terminal: Dublin Airport (DUB), Terminal 2
Arrival terminal: Mumbai Airport (BOM), Terminal 2
Check-in counters: Open 3 hours before departure
You can access essential facilities including free Wi-Fi, numerous shops and restaurants, and dedicated prayer rooms at Dublin Airport (DUB). The airport also provides baby care facilities, currency exchange services, and baggage storage options for your convenience. Additional amenities at Dublin Airport (DUB) include ATMs, medical services, and various lounge facilities to enhance your travel experience.
Arriving at Mumbai (BOM)
Consider staying in a hotel close to BOM if you're taking a late Dublin to Mumbai flight. Settle into one of these options and make your arrival easier:
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Getting from Mumbai (BOM) to central Mumbai
From Mumbai, Mumbai is approximately 24 kilometres away. It takes around 45 minutes to reach the centre driving.
If you're travelling by public transport, expect a journey time of about 1 hour.
When to fly to Mumbai (BOM)
The quietest month for a flight from Dublin to Mumbai is March, while February is the most popular. Choose the best time to visit Mumbai based on whether you prefer a bustling atmosphere or a more laid-back vibe.
The warmest month in Mumbai is April, with temperatures ranging between 25ºC and 34ºC. Lock in your flights from Dublin to Mumbai in this month if this is the type of weather you like.
Search for cheap tickets from DUB to BOM in January if you want to travel in cooler conditions. Temperatures are at their lowest around then, ranging between 20ºC and 31ºC on average.
Weather snapshot
The weather in Mumbai features a tropical monsoon climate with warm temperatures year-round, distinct wet and dry seasons, and high humidity levels. Here's what to expect throughout the year:
December – February: Mumbai's winter brings cooler temperatures and lower humidity, making these months among the best times to explore Mumbai. Light cotton clothing works perfectly for daytime wandering, with a thin jumper for air-conditioned spaces.
March – May: Summer arrives with hot, humid weather that builds steadily through the season. You'll find air-conditioned spaces and early morning outings help you stay cool during these warmer months.
June – September: Mumbai's monsoon season delivers warm, humid weather with regular rainfall that transforms the city into a lush green landscape. Light, quick-dry clothing works best for navigating the wet conditions, while indoor attractions and covered markets offer excellent alternatives to outdoor sightseeing during heavier showers.
October – November: Post-monsoon season brings relief with moderate temperatures and clearer skies perfect for outdoor attractions and extended sightseeing. You'll find this the ideal time for walking tours and exploring nature spots around the city.
Sightseeing and travel inspiration
Mumbai runs on Bollywood dreams and street food, where film studios sit alongside colonial architecture and fishing villages. The city moves at breakneck speed, from crowded local trains to late-night markets selling everything imaginable. Planning flights to Mumbai means preparing for a place that never stops, where millionaires and street vendors share the same pavements.
Things to do in Mumbai: Walk along Marine Drive's sweeping promenade, about 2 kilometres south of the city centre, where you can watch the waves crash against the seawall and catch sunset views across Back Bay. Head to Juhu Beach, roughly 18 kilometres northwest, to stroll the sandy shoreline and sample street food from local vendors. Browse Crawford Market, just 1 kilometre southeast of downtown, where you can haggle for fresh produce, spices, and textiles in the covered halls.
Cultural experiences: Attend classical music concerts at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Nariman Point, about 2 kilometres south of central Mumbai, or catch traditional Bollywood dance performances at Prithvi Theatre in Juhu, roughly 18 kilometres northwest. Sample authentic street food like vada pav and bhel puri in the bustling lanes of Crawford Market, just 1 kilometre southeast of the city centre, experiencing Mumbai's rich culinary heritage firsthand.
Seasonal highlights: Experience the grandeur of Ganesh Chaturthi in late August or early September when elaborate processions fill the streets with music and celebration. The cooler winter months from November to February bring the perfect weather for exploring outdoor markets and attending cultural festivals like the Mumbai Film Festival. This period marks the best time to visit Mumbai as comfortable temperatures make sightseeing and street food tours much more enjoyable.
Explore more of India
You've done Mumbai, now it's time to discover more of India. Travel about 451 kilometres north to Ahmedabad to check off its top sights. From Akshardham Temple to Centre of akshardham and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, there's plenty to keep you busy.
Pune is another standout destination in India and is around 121 kilometres south-east of Mumbai. No journey is complete without seeing BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Shaniwar Wada and Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple.
