Book Mumbai to Shirdi Cabs

How much is the Mumbai to Shirdi cab fare, and what payment options does Savaari accept?

Savaari offers the best Mumbai-Shirdi cab packages, starting at just ₹2880. You can save significantly on travel by booking a Shirdi taxi drop with Savaari and enjoying a pleasant ride. Book a rental car or even a luxury tempo traveller in Mumbai for your journey to the divine town of Shirdi.

Please note that our cab fares include toll charges, driver allowances, fuel prices, and GST. You can pay the driver in cash or via credit and debit cards, UPI, GooglePay, digital wallets, and international cards, either at the end of the trip or while making a cab booking online.

What types of vehicles are available with Savaari for the Mumbai to Shirdi route?

Savaari provides various car options for traveling from Mumbai to Shirdi with friends or family. Depending on your travel preferences and budget, you can choose from compact hatchbacks, comfortable sedans (Swift Dzire), Toyota Innova cabs, SUVs, or luxurious tempo travellers for your outstation travel.

What is the distance between Mumbai and Shirdi, and how long does it take to reach?

The Mumbai to Shirdi distance is 240 km, and it takes close to 4.5 hours to reach Shirdi. You can hire a rental car with Savaari and enjoy your ride via the popular route of NH 160, visiting all the famous places and witnessing the natural beauty of the Mumbai-Shirdi route.

How can I book a cab from Mumbai to Shirdi with Savaari?

To book a taxi from Mumbai to Shirdi, visit Savaari's website, download the mobile app, or contact our customer care executive.

• Website: Visit our user-friendly website to book Mumbai to Shirdi car rentals that meet your travel needs. Enter the travel details, date, and destination, and select the payment mode to complete the process.
• Mobile app: You can also download Savaari's mobile app to book a Mumbai to Shirdi taxi. It is a great option if you want to manage and track your booking and enjoy app-only deals.
• Phone Booking: Contact our responsive customer care team at 09045450000, and they will help you with the taxi booking.

What is the best time to visit Shirdi?

The best time to visit Shirdi is during the winter season - from October to February. The climate is pleasant, facilitating a peaceful darshan at the temple and other outdoor activities. But you can also visit Shirdi during important festivals such as Vijayadashami, Gudi Padwa, and Holi to enjoy the festive fervor here.

Can I change my Mumbai to Shirdi taxi booking or cancel if necessary? What is the cancellation policy?

At Savaari, we have a flexible policy for cancellations. You may cancel your outstation taxi booking for free up to 24 hours before your journey. If you cancel within 24 hours of your pick-up time, the following rules will apply:

• Multi-day trip: The charge for the first day will be deducted from the total amount, and users will receive a refund.
• Single Day travel/ Airport transfer: No refund is given to users.
• Airport transfer: If you booked an airport taxi in Mumbai Airport for your ride to Shirdi and canceled the same, there won't be any cancellation charges if canceled at least 2 hours before the pickup time.

What are the top things to do in Shirdi?

The divine town of Shirdi, also known as Sainagar, is revered for its picturesque beauty and rich cultural heritage, attracting numerous pilgrims annually in search of blessings (from their spiritual leader, Sai Baba) and solace through traditional bhajans sung in the temples. You can experience an actual excursion of spiritual value here. Here are the top things to do in Shirdi: 

• Experience the Chavadi: A small building where Sai Baba used to sleep on alternate nights, Chavadi is an essential part of the Sai Baba pilgrimage and is significant for the Thursday procession ritual.
• Attend the Aarti Ceremonies: Participate in the morning, afternoon, or evening Aarti ceremonies at the Sai Baba Temple, where thousands of devotees gather to offer prayers and sing hymns.
• Visit Sai Baba Temple: The main attraction in Shirdi, the temple dedicated to Sai Baba draws millions of devotees who come to seek blessings and experience the serene spiritual atmosphere.
• Visit the Sai Heritage Village: An interactive museum that recreates scenes from Sai Baba's life, offering insights into his teachings and daily life in a traditional village setting.
• Explore Shani Shingnapur: A short drive from Shirdi, Shani Shingnapur is a unique village famous for its temple dedicated to Lord Shani, where the houses have no doors as a symbol of the villagers' faith in the deity's protection.

Are there any sightseeing spots or pit stops along the Mumbai to Shirdi route?

The journey from Mumbai to Shirdi by road takes you through beautiful landscapes and lush greenery of the Western Ghats. Below are the top pit stops between Mumbai and Shirdi: 

• Ashok/Vihi Waterfalls: The magnificent waterfall is the main attraction of Vihigaon. It has developed into a popular destination for activities such as hiking, water sports, camping, and picnicking. For an optimal experience, plan a visit to the waterfalls during the monsoon season, when the increased water flow creates more powerful cascades and beautiful green surroundings.
• Vippassana Centre: This meditation center in Maharashtra is the largest in Indian and Asia, and offers a spiritual learning place and retreat for visitors within its expansive premises.
• Malshej Ghat: Malshej Ghat is famous for its stunning natural landscape with hills, valleys, and cascading waterfalls, attracting many visitors for trekking and picnicking.
• Gorakhgad Fort: The Gorakhgad Fort is a small hill fort in the Nashik district of Maharashtra, India. It was constructed in the 11th century and utilized as a strategic military outpost by the Maratha Empire.