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The second instalment of our India trip, culminating in our trip to Mumbai.
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| Cochin Chinese Fishing Nets |
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| Varkala sunsets (and £1.40 cocktails) |
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| Marari beach |
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| Top and shorts: River Island (old) |
We did a morning tour of Mumbai, which I’d thoroughly recommend – you start at 5:15am but early enough to catch all the newspaper traders, the fish market and vegetable markets – something you wouldn’t be able to see after 8:30am.
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| Shoes: Solillas |
We stayed at Abode Hotel in Mumbai, which we found through Conde Nast Traveller – rooms were really affordable and you really did feel away from the hustle and bustle of the city (except perhaps Saturday night as we found out in our room by the main street). Perfect location in the Colaba district, most restaurants we visited were walking distance, and rooms not too expensive. Roughly £80 a night it was definitely the priciest place we stayed but after a long trip and a day walking around busy Mumbai you’ll need a cosy room, fresh sheets and hot shower.
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| Backpack: £145, Radley. Sandals: £46, Solillas |
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| The famous Britannia & Co |
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| Top: Velvet by Graham & Spencer |
It looks so lovely…maybe one day I will visit.x
One thing we found was that it was really affordable, and there were a lot of families there, too x
Between you and Lucy Williams I have such India travel envy! It looks amazing :)xxxxxxx http://www.fashionnomads.com
Aaah, Lucy's pics are much better than mine – really makes me want to go to North india now! x
Hi! Where's the black bag from? x
Sorry – forgot to credit – it's radley – The Leadenhall backpack, I've linked it now x
thanks !
Oh my!! That dress.. it's to die for. I saw one like this in Marrakesh. So pretty.
Kisses
The Zany Lady