PM Modi unveils India's largest cruise terminal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Mumbai International Cruise Terminal (MICT) on September 20 at Indira Dock, marking a major milestone in India’s maritime and tourism development.
World-class scale and capacity
Spread across 4,15,000 sq ft, MICT is India’s largest international cruise terminal, designed to handle 1 million passengers annually and accommodate 5 ships simultaneously.
Grand gateway to India’s cruise future
Built at a cost of Rs 556 crore under the Cruise Bharat Mission, MICT reflects a blend of modern architecture and maritime heritage, setting the tone for India's ambitions in cruise tourism.
Maritime-Inspired modern design
MICT's design incorporates wavy ceiling, rose gold finishes, and sleek interiors that reflect Mumbai’s maritime identity in a minimalist design.
State-of-the-art facilities
From selfie points to heritage-inspired decor and maritime plaques, MICT balances modernity with culture to elevate the passenger experience.
Cruise Bharat Mission sets sail
MICT is a flagship initiative under the Cruise Bharat Mission, aiming to make India a top global cruise destination with ocean, river, and island cruise experiences.
Designed for passenger comfort
With 72 immigration and check-in counters across 2,07,000 sq ft, the terminal ensures smooth, fast, and secure passenger movement.
Mumbai: A global cruise cruise hub
With state-of-the-art infrastructure and world-class facilities, the newly inaugurated MICT is all set to welcome the world — a major step toward making India a top cruise destination.