Hallo Ihr Lieben,
ich habe drei sehr ausführliche Antworten von http://www.mumbaimagic.com bekommen.
Ich versuche das mal kurz je Hafen zusammenzufassen:
Alle Touren beinhalten Abholung/Rücktransport zum Schiff, Wasser in Flaschen, erfahrene Guides (teilweise in deutsch, überwiegend englisch) und auf Wunsch individuelle Gestaltungen der Touren, ein oder mehrere Vorschläge werden unterbreitet.
1. Mumbai
1. Tag Ankunft um 12 Uhr
Vorschlag 1
Pick up from docks, Tour of Elephanta Island and walk through Colaba Causeway. Drop back to docks (Guide in Englisch)
Vorschlag 2
Food walk through Matunga Market and a short driving tour of the city to see some of the monuments lit up at night, visit Chowpatty Beach and Marine Drive, see the Queen's Necklace shining and have dinner in the city; then drop back by 10 p.m. (Deutsche Guide)
2. Tag
Ganztagestour mit folgenden Inhalten:
The Gateway of India, and the area around it
• Regal Circle and the heritage buildings there, including the Prince of Wales Museum, NGMA, Police Headquarters, etc.
• The Kala Ghoda Art Precinct
• Bombay University and cricket at the Oval Maidan
• Flora Fountain
• Town Hall
• Victoria Terminus and the Municipal Building
• Crawford Market
• Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach
• Mani Bhavan, home of Gandhi
• Malabar Hill
• The popular Dhobi Ghat
und zum Abschluss einen Spaziergang über mehrere Bazaare. (Guide in Englisch)
Die Touren kosten, je nach Teilnehmerzahl:
Rs 3000 per person for a group of 9-16 people
Rs 3250 per person for a group of 7-8 people
Rs 3750 per person for a group of 5-6 people
Rs 4250 per person for a group of 4 people
Rs 5250 per person for a group of 3 people
Rs 6750 per person for a couple
Zur Info: 3000 Rupien sind ca. EUR 38,--
2. Mangalore Hier scheint der Tourismus noch gar nicht richtig angekommen zu sein, das Angebot ist überschaubar...es ist auch nur ein englisch sprechender Guide verfügbar.
Start the day with a tour of Mangalore city, taking in the major city sights. We will visit Kadri Manjunatha Temple, built in the 10th century. This is a Hindu temple with several temple tanks which people visit before praying at the temple. We will also visit the very popular Gokarnatheswara temple, founded by the great social reformer Sri Narayana Guru, who promoted the idea that all people are equal before God. We will drive through the city centre, seeing the buildings and life in the city. We will also visit a popular local fish market in Mangalore. It’s a great way to see daily life in Mangalore. After this, we break for lunch at a popular restaurant. After lunch, we will go on a drive to Moodabidri, a sleepy town situated an hour’s drive from Mangalore. Between the 14th and 16th centuries, Moodabidri became a great centre of Jain learning. We will visit the famous 1000-pillared Jain Temple dedicated to Chandranatha. This is the largest Jain temple in coastal Karanataka, with richly carved pillars; and no two pillars in this temple are alike.
Plan:
• 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. – Pick up from the docks and drive to Moodbidri
• 11:00 to 12:00 a.m. – Visit the 1000-pillar Jain Temple
• 12:00 to 13:30 noon -- Drive Back to Mangalore
• 13:30 to 14:30 p.m. – Lunch in Mangalore city
• 14.30 to 16.00 p.m. – visit Aloysious Chapel , Mangalore Fish Market
• 16:00 to 17:00 p.m. – Visit the Kadri Manjunatheswar Temple and Gokarna temple if time permits
• 17:00 or 17:30 p.m. – Return to Ship
Kosten:
Rs 12,000 using a Toyota Innova car (Max 4 Personen)
Rs 18,500 using Tempo Traveler (Max 8 personen)
Note: If time permits you can visit a very popular local pineapple farm, entrance ticket Rs 200 extra per person.
Excludes: Meals, insurance, tips
3. Goa
Hier werden zwei Ausflüge angeboten, ein deutschprachiger Guide ist verfügbar:
1. Gewürzplantage, Tempel & Elefanten
This is a relaxed day out at a local spice plantation, with an opportunity for both children and adults to interact with elephants. In this tour, we will pick you up from the docks and take you to visit a spice plantation in Ponda (about 30kms south-east of Panjim).
The various spices grown here include Black pepper Cardamom, Nutmeg, Vanilla, Cinnamon, Cloves, Chillies, Coriander, etc. The staff at the plantation will take you around and give you an introduction to these various spices. You will also see Goa's typical tropical trees like Cashew, Areca nut (Betel nut) and palm trees. Tropical Fruit like Star fruit, Jack Fruit, Custard Apple, Bananas, Papayas, Pineapple and Citrus Fruits are also seen. Various local birds are also sighted at the plantation.The plantation also offers elephant rides and elephant bathing. They also serve a traditional Goan lunch in their open area restaurant This area of Goa also has many temples, so if you are interested you can visit the Mangeshi Temple (please dress modestly for temple visits).
How it works: Full day tour, starting and ending from the docks
After breakfast leave ship at 8:30 a.m.
Drive 1 hr 15 mins to spice plantation
1 hr plantation tour and elephant ride (if available on that day)
Post lunch visit temple in village based on your interests and available time
Return to ship by 2:30 or 3:00 p.m.
Kosten sind analog der Ganztagestour in Mumbai
2. Goa früher und jetzt
This is a tour of Panjim (the current capital of Goa), combined with a visit to ‘Velha Goa’ or Old Goa (the previous capital). The tour covers some of the popular tourist must-see’s in Goa, including a heritage walk in the interesting Latin quarter of Panjim. It also includes a visit to a temple, as well as a vibrant and colorful traditional bazaar to experience the bustle of daily life in Goa.
Background: Goa was among the most important centres of the ancient and medieval world, trading in calico, spices, precious metals and many other goods. It has been under various Hindu dynasties for most of its history, with a brief period under Muslim rulers. When the Portuguese arrived in Goa, it was under the Muslim Bahmani empire. The Portuguese defeated the Bahmanis and conquered Goa in 1510; thus beginning 450 years of Christian rule. This rule ended when in 1961, the Indian army marched into Goa, and overthrew the Portuguese. These historical events have left their mark on Goa, influencing not only religion and architecture, but also the language, dress, cuisine and lifestyle of Goans. On this tour, you will see not only Goa’s interesting monuments, but also its diverse cultures.
What the tour covers:
The tour includes the following:
- A drive to the top of a hill for a panoramic view of Goa. Here, our guide will show you the layout of the land, highlighting the rivers, islands, transport systems, and providing an overview of life in Goa.
- A visit to the churches of Old Goa, the “Rome of the East”, which was the administrative seat of the Portuguese. We will visit Se Cathedral (the seat of theArchbishop of Goa), and the Basilica of Bom Jesus which contains the body of Saint Francis Xavier, the Jesuit missionary who was canonised in 1622.
· (If you are in a “not another church please” mood, please tell the guide so that we can just drive through these areas rather than stop at the churches)
- A brief walk through the heritage district of Fontainhas – this is a residential area, the Latin quarter of Panjim where the traditional colourful houses of the Catholic and Hindu community are still preserved. Here you will see the original fountain after which the area was named. Life in this old quarter still continues its sleepy ways.
- A stop at one of Panjim’s popular restaurants to taste the famous Goan seafood. Goa’s cuisine is a unique blend of local and Portuguese influences, and Goan specialties such as prawn balchao, pork vindaloo are loved by food aficionados around the world. Please note that you pay direct for the meal.
- Bazaar walk through the bustling Panjim fish and vegetable market – this is a large colourful market where you can see all sorts of interesting things on offer, including household wares, spices, fish, meat, vegetables and many other goods. It’s a great way to see daily life in Goa!
A visit to a Hindu temple to see the local architectural styles and prayer rituals. Hindus form the majority of the Goan population (around 70%), and the temple is a good way to see the “inner life” and rituals of this community.
This is a private tour and open to modifications.
- If you are interested, you can also visit a popular local beach in Goa, before being dropped back at the ship.
- Those interested in museums may visit the Museum of Christian Art in Goa or the State Museum.
- If you would like to go shopping for handicrafts, please let the guide know.
Dauer: 6-8 hours depending on your interests. We suggest that we pick you from at the ship at 8:30 a.m. and drop you back after the tour around 4:00 p.m.
Kosten:
Rs 2250 per person per day for a group of 9-16 people
Rs 2500 per person per day for a group of 7-8 people
Rs 3000 per person per day for a group of 5-6 people
Rs 3500 per person per day for a group of 4 people
Rs 4500 per person per day for a group of 3 people
Rs 6000 per person per day for a couple
Soooo, viel Spaß beim Überlegen 
Und versucht euch so bald wie möglich zu melden, denn die deutschsprachigen Guides sind schon fast alle weg...
Schönen Abend noch
Michaela
wurden dann wirklich nur noch Rest-(Flug-)Plätze im Just angeboten 
Bekomme gleich eine kahle Stelle am Kopf von soviel Grübeln 
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