Mumbai Harbour is a natural harbor located along the western coast of India, in the city of Mumbai. It serves as a major port for shipping and trade, facilitating the movement of goods to and from the region. The harbor is known for its deep waters, which can accommodate large vessels, making it a vital hub for maritime activities. The harbor is surrounded by several landmarks, including the iconic Gateway of India and Elephanta Island. It plays a crucial role in the economy of Maharashtra and supports various industries, including fishing and tourism, contributing to the vibrant culture of the city.