Is there a direct train from Vansda?

No, you must travel to Bilimora Junction first.

How long does it take to drive?

It takes about 6 hours depending on traffic.

What is the best way to reach Mumbai?

The train from Bilimora is the most efficient method.

Are there buses to Mumbai?

Yes, private and state buses operate from nearby towns.

Is Mumbai safe for tourists?

Yes, it is generally safe, but exercise standard precautions.

Vansda

Mumbai

Train Driving

Vansda to Mumbai

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Vansda to Mumbai covers approximately 260 kilometers. The most practical way to reach Mumbai is to travel to the nearby Bilimora Junction and board a train to Mumbai Central or Dadar. Alternatively, you can drive via the NH 48, which connects Gujarat to Maharashtra. The drive takes you through the industrial belts of Vapi and Palghar before entering the Mumbai metropolitan region. Expect heavy traffic as you approach the city limits.

Total Distance: 260 km driving distance, 220 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Train, taking approximately 4 hours from Bilimora.

Cheapest Way

Train from Bilimora Junction, costing around 200 INR for sleeper class.

Compare Vansda to Mumbai Routes

	Train Connecting	Driving Direct
Duration	4 hours	6 hours
Avg Price	200-800 INR	4000-6000 INR
Operator	Western Railway	Private Taxi
Route	Bilimora Junction to Mumbai Central	Vansda-Bilimora-Vapi-Mumbai
Tip	Book your tickets in advance on the IRCTC website for confirmed seats.	Use the Western Express Highway for faster entry into South Mumbai.

Travel Tips

Local Trains
Use Mumbai local trains to navigate the city quickly during peak hours.
Traffic
Avoid driving during morning and evening rush hours in Mumbai.
Stay Near Station
Book hotels near Dadar or Mumbai Central for better connectivity.
Public Transport
Use BEST buses or metro for affordable city travel.
Weather
Carry an umbrella during the monsoon season as Mumbai receives heavy rainfall.

Safety Tips

Crowds
Be aware of pickpockets in crowded areas like railway stations.
Taxi Scams
Always insist on using the meter in black-and-yellow taxis.
Night Safety
Stick to well-lit areas when traveling late at night.
Emergency
Dial 100 for police assistance in Mumbai.