$6990—All-inc India & Sri Lanka fly-cruise-stay + 7-nt tour
Explore Delhi, Agra and Jaipur, then cruise coastal India to Colombo in one journey.
Why We Love This Deal
India and Sri Lanka are both popular yet often experienced as separate journeys. Specially designed by My Cruises, this 16-day flight inclusive holiday brings them together without losing momentum. You begin with the Golden Triangle, where Delhi, Agra and Jaipur set the tone. The Taj Mahal anchors it, a moment that tends to stay with you. Then the route shifts. You board Regatta for a 6-night all-inclusive cruise from Mumbai, a smaller ship designed for more immersive itineraries. Goa slows the pace, with beaches and a lingering Portuguese influence. Further south, Cochin introduces spice markets and a different rhythm. The change is noticeable. The cities feel looser, less structured. The final stretch carries you across the Arabian Sea to Colombo. Sailing in December, when the seas are calmer, makes the sea days more enjoyable. Sri Lanka adds a different layer. Markets, temples and oceanfront streets close the journey in a softer tone to where you began. The cruise ties the route together. Instead of doubling back or relying on multiple flights, the coastline becomes part of the experience. Time at sea breaks up the land touring, giving the journey space to reset between regions. It’s India seen from multiple angles, with Sri Lanka as a final contrast.
At $6990 per person, Travelzoo members save $300 on My Cruises’ usual prices and receive a complimentary 2-night stay in Colombo. We estimate savings of up to $1040 per person compared with booking the same trip independently.
What's included
- International economy flights from Australia* to Delhi, returning from Colombo
- 8-day guided tour from Delhi to Mumbai
- 7 nights in hand-selected hotels with breakfast daily
- English-speaking tour guide
- Tour highlights include:
- Explore Delhi, Jaipur and Agra on a guided Golden Triangle journey
- See the Taj Mahal at sunrise
- Visit Agra Fort and Amber Fort
- Experience local markets, palaces and cultural landmarks
- 6-night exploration cruise onboard Regatta from Mumbai to Colombo
- Ports of call: Mormugao (Goa), Mangalore and Cochin
- All-inclusive onboard dining
- Specialty dining package
- Beverage package including spirits, wine, beer and soft drinks
- Wi-Fi package
- Onboard entertainment and enrichment programs
- USD 50 onshore explorations credit per port, per stateroom
- 2-night stay in Colombo
When
Valid for travel on 8 December 2026.
Book by 1 May 2026
Cabin upgrades
Featured prices are based on an Inside Stateroom. Upgrades start at $299 per person:
- +$299 for an Oceanview Stateroom
- +$799 for a Balcony Stateroom
- +$1099 for a Club Balcony Stateroom
- +$1999 for a Penthouse
- +$3299 for an Owners Suite
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Holiday snapshot
Australia - Delhi - Agra - Jaipur - Mumbai - Mormugao (Goa) - Mangalore - Cochin - Colombo - Australia
Itinerary highlights
Begin in Delhi, where Old and New Delhi reveal layers of history, from Jama Masjid and the Red Fort to grand boulevards, India Gate and Humayun’s Tomb.
Continue to Agra, home to the Taj Mahal, where sunrise reveals its marble façade glowing softly, alongside the imposing Agra Fort overlooking the Yamuna River.
Travel to Jaipur, the Pink City, where Amber Fort rises above the hills, the City Palace showcases royal grandeur and the intricate façade of Hawa Mahal captures the rhythm of the streets.
Arrive in Mumbai, where colonial landmarks, the Gateway of India and the energy of Bollywood meet, with visits to Elephanta Caves and the vibrant Dhobi Ghat.
Sail to Mormugao (Goa), where golden beaches, Portuguese heritage and spice plantations create a relaxed coastal escape rich in culture and colour.
Explore Mangalore, a lesser-visited coastal city known for its temples, quiet beaches and distinct South Indian flavours shaped by its trading history.
Discover Cochin, where Fort Kochi’s colonial streets, Chinese fishing nets and Kathakali performances reflect a rich blend of cultures along the Arabian Sea.
Conclude in Colombo, where a two-night stay allows time to experience Sri Lanka’s capital, from colonial architecture and bustling markets to coastal promenades and modern city life.