The historic port on the eastern waterfront, and the reason the city exists.
Mumbai exists because of its harbour. The old port on the eastern waterfront and Jawaharlal Nehru Port at Nhava Sheva across the water together carry a very large share of India's container and bulk trade, with the clearing, forwarding and warehousing business built around them.
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Mumbai Port
Mumbai Port, the old Bombay Port Trust of 1873, runs the docks along the eastern waterfront — Indira Dock, Prince’s and Victoria Docks, the Jawahar Dweep oil berths and the Sewri and Haji Bunder bulk berths — from its he
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