The most-driven route from Pune — for flights, meetings, hospital visits and family days out. A private car with a driver who knows the Expressway and Mumbai's traffic patterns.
The most-driven route from Pune — for flights, meetings, hospital visits and family days out. A private car with a driver who knows the Expressway and Mumbai's traffic patterns.
Most Pune to Mumbai trips fall into one of three buckets: catching a flight, attending something in the city, or taking family to a hospital or a wedding. All three go badly when the ride is uncertain.
We do this route more than any other. Early-morning airport runs are planned backwards from your check-in time, and for a day in the city the car waits with you so you are not booking a fresh ride at every stop.
~150 km, about 3–3.5 hours — Mumbai–Pune Expressway. Here is how the journey breaks up.
Steady climb out of the city and onto the Expressway. Traffic is usually light before 7 a.m.
The Ghat section — the most scenic part, and the one where the driver's experience matters most in the rain.
Fast, flat and open. This is where time is made up if you started late.
Depending on where you are headed — the airport, South Mumbai or the western suburbs — we pick the entry that avoids the worst traffic at that hour.
With the car staying with you, these fit into one trip instead of several.
Both T1 and T2 at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, at any hour.
Gateway of India, Marine Drive, Colaba Causeway and the museums.
Siddhivinayak, Mahalaxmi and Mumbadevi — a common one-day darshan circuit.
BKC, Lower Parel and Andheri for meetings and conferences.
Hospital appointments, weddings and relatives' homes across the suburbs.
This route runs all year. During heavy monsoon the Ghat section slows down, so we start earlier for flights. Weekday mornings and Sunday evenings are the two peak windows in the Pune-bound direction.
Choosing a carFor airport runs with two or three passengers and check-in bags, the Dzire's boot is the practical choice. Six travelling for a wedding or a family function fit comfortably in the Ertiga.
The route, the number of days, the car you pick and how much local running you do at the other end. We agree one clear figure before the trip — no meter, no hidden charges at drop-off.
Get your fareTell us your dates and how many are travelling — we'll confirm the car, the driver and a clear fare.
About 3 to 3.5 hours on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway in normal conditions. Allow extra time in heavy rain or for peak-hour entry into the city.
Yes. We run airport transfers at any hour, including 3 and 4 a.m. pickups. Tell us your flight time and we plan the pickup backwards from it.
Yes — that is the most common booking on this route. The car and driver stay with you and bring you back to Pune the same day.
Both T1 and T2 at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, plus the domestic and international arrival points.
We tell you exactly what the quoted fare covers before the trip, including tolls, so there is nothing to settle at the end.
For a normal daytime trip, a few hours is enough. For pre-dawn airport runs, please book the previous evening.
Pune sits in the middle of Maharashtra, so the coast, the hills and the pilgrimage towns are all an easy round trip away.