Bangalore to Mangalore Cab | One Way Taxi from Rs.4,999
Reliable, chauffeur-driven cab service from Bangalore to Mangalore via NH75. ~350 km through Hassan, Sakleshpur, and the scenic Shiradi Ghat. One-way drop, round trip, and Dharmasthala or Kukke Subramanya pilgrimage trips. Dzire, Ertiga, Innova Crysta available 24/7. No inter-state permit needed.
Bangalore to Mangalore Cab Fare 2026
All-inclusive fares. Driver bata included. Toll extra. No inter-state permit charges.
| Vehicle | Seats | One Way | Round Trip | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dzire / Swift | 4 | Rs.4,999 | Rs.8,999 | Book Now |
| Ertiga (6-seater) | 6 | Rs.6,299 | Rs.11,499 | Book Now |
| Innova Crysta | 7 | Rs.7,999 | Rs.14,999 | Book Now |
| Innova Hycross | 7 | Rs.9,299 | Rs.17,499 | Book Now |
* Toll charges extra. Driver bata included. Both cities in Karnataka — no inter-state permit required. No hidden charges.
Bangalore to Mangalore Cab Service
Saraswathi Car Rentals provides a trusted Bangalore to Mangalore cab service operating 24/7 since 2017. Mangalore — officially called Mangaluru — is Karnataka's most important coastal city, known for its beaches, ancient temples, vibrant Tulu culture, and some of the best seafood in South India. It is also a major port city and commercial hub with strong connections to the Gulf countries through its large Mangalorean diaspora.
The Bangalore to Mangalore route is one of our most popular outstation corridors. Since both cities are in Karnataka, no inter-state permit is required — a significant saving compared to routes like Bangalore to Chennai or Bangalore to Goa. We pick up from any area in Bangalore and drop you to any location in Mangalore — city centre, Mangalore Airport (IXE), Mangalore Central Railway Station, or any specific area including Hampankatta, Kadri, Balmatta, or Bejai.
For the 350 km journey via NH75 and the Shiradi Ghat section, we recommend the Innova Crysta for families and groups — its ground clearance and powerful engine handle the ghat roads comfortably. For smaller groups, the Ertiga and Dzire are reliable options for this well-maintained highway route.
Route Details
- Distance: ~350 km via NH75 (Hassan and Sakleshpur)
- Travel time: 7–8 hrs including stops
- Both cities in Karnataka — no inter-state permit
- Pickup from any area in Bangalore
- Drop at any location in Mangalore
- Mangalore Airport (IXE) and railway station drops available
- GST invoice for corporate bookings
Best Time to Visit Mangalore
- Oct to Feb — dry, sunny coastal weather (20–30 degrees C)
- November — Kadri Manjunatha temple festival season
- December to January — Panambur Beach Festival and kite festival
- March to May — warm but less crowded, good for beach visits
- June to Sept — monsoon, heavy rains, Shiradi Ghat occasionally closed
- Avoid peak monsoon for Shiradi Ghat — landslide risk in heavy rain
Routes from Bangalore to Mangalore
Two main route options exist for the Bangalore to Mangalore cab journey. Your driver will advise based on current road conditions, especially for the Shiradi Ghat section.
NH75 via Hassan and Sakleshpur FASTEST
- Bangalore to Nelamangala to Hassan to Sakleshpur to Mangalore
- Distance: ~350 km
- Time: 7–8 hours
- Road: Good 4-lane until Hassan, then ghat section
- Highlights: Shiradi Ghat scenery, coffee estates, Dharmasthala
- Note: Ghat section can be slow in monsoon — check road conditions
Via Mysore and NH275 (Alternate)
- Bangalore to Mysore to Hassan to Sakleshpur to Mangalore
- Distance: ~390 km
- Time: 8–9 hours
- Better road quality for most of the route
- Option for pilgrimage stops: Mysore, Dharmasthala, Kukke
- Longer but avoids Nelamangala city traffic from Bangalore
Route Stops — Bangalore to Mangalore via NH75
Hassan (190 km) is the ideal breakfast stop — also a gateway to Belur and Halebidu Hoysala temples (40 km detour). Sakleshpur is a coffee estate town and entry point to the Shiradi Ghat — one of Karnataka's most scenic ghat drives. Dharmasthala (295 km) is a major pilgrimage site with the famous Manjunatha temple visited by lakhs of devotees annually. Bantwal is the last town before Mangalore city.
Pilgrimage Trips — Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya
The Bangalore to Mangalore route passes through two of Karnataka's most important pilgrimage destinations. Many passengers book a Bangalore to Mangalore cab specifically to visit Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya as part of a combined religious trip.
Dharmasthala Temple
One of South India's most famous temples dedicated to Lord Manjunatha (Shiva). Located 75 km from Mangalore, it receives over 10,000 pilgrims daily. Known for its free meals (annadana) served to all visitors regardless of faith. Open daily.
Kukke Subramanya
A major serpent deity temple dedicated to Lord Subramanya, located 105 km from Mangalore. Believed to cure serpent dosha (naga dosha). One of the most powerful shrines in South India, visited by pilgrims from across Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu.
Combined Pilgrimage Package
We offer combined cab packages for Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya with overnight stay in Mangalore. Custom packages for families, senior citizens, and group pilgrimages. WhatsApp +91 82172 63864 for a custom quote.
Places to Visit in Mangalore
Mangalore is a coastal city with a rich mix of beaches, ancient temples, colonial heritage, and vibrant food culture. Here are the top attractions our passengers visit:
Panambur Beach
The most popular beach in Mangalore with clean shores, lifeguards on duty, water sports, and an annual kite festival in December. The beach is well-maintained with parking and food stalls along the seafront.
Kadri Manjunatha Temple
One of the oldest temples in Mangalore, dating to the 9th century CE, dedicated to Lord Manjunatha. Features a sacred pond, unique bronze statues of Lokeshwara, and traditional Tulu Nadu architecture.
St Aloysius Chapel
A magnificent 19th-century Jesuit chapel with stunning hand-painted frescoes covering every inch of the interior ceiling and walls — often compared to the Sistine Chapel. Built in 1880, it is Mangalore's most visited heritage site.
Mangaladevi Temple
The ancient temple from which the city of Mangalore takes its name, dedicated to Goddess Mangaladevi. Located in the heart of old Mangalore, it is one of the city's most sacred and historically significant shrines.
Pilikula Nisargadhama
A sprawling nature park and zoo covering 370 acres on the outskirts of Mangalore. Features a heritage village, boating lake, butterfly park, snake park, and a wide variety of animals and bird species. Ideal for families with children.
Tannirbhavi Beach
A quieter, less crowded beach across the Netravathi River from central Mangalore. Accessible by ferry from the old port. Known for its scenic estuary views where the river meets the Arabian Sea.
Famous Mangalorean Food to Try
Mangalore is one of South India's top food destinations. No trip from Bangalore to Mangalore is complete without trying these iconic local specialities:
Kane Fish Fry
Ladyfish (kane) marinated in a fiery red Mangalorean masala and shallow fried — the signature dish of coastal Karnataka. Best eaten at local seafood restaurants near the fish market.
Mangalorean Fish Curry
A tangy coconut milk curry with fresh coastal fish, flavoured with kokum (kudampuli) giving it a unique sour depth. Eaten with neer dosa or boiled rice — a complete Mangalorean meal.
Neer Dosa
Thin, lacy, snow-white rice crepes cooked on a flat pan — a Tulu Nadu staple. Served with coconut chutney or fish curry. Lighter and softer than regular dosa, unique to the Mangalore region.
Goli Baje
Crispy fried fritters made from maida batter with coconut, green chilli, and coriander — a popular Mangalorean snack. Served hot with coconut chutney at every local tea shop and Udupi-style restaurant.
Mangalore Buns
Slightly sweet, fluffy deep-fried bread made from ripe banana dough. A quintessential Mangalorean breakfast item served with coconut chutney and sambar. Found at every local bakery and breakfast stall.
Gadbad Ice Cream
Mangalore's most famous dessert — a tall glass of mixed ice cream layers, jelly, nuts, and fresh fruits created in the 1960s at Diana Hotel. Every ice cream parlour in Mangalore has its own version of this coastal classic.
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Bangalore to Mangalore Cab — Common Questions
A Bangalore to Mangalore cab costs Rs.4,999 one way for a Dzire, Rs.6,299 for an Ertiga, and Rs.7,999 for an Innova Crysta. Toll charges are extra. Driver bata is included. Both cities are in Karnataka so no inter-state permit is required.
Bangalore to Mangalore is approximately 350 km via NH75 through Hassan and Sakleshpur. Travel time is 7 to 8 hours. The route passes through the scenic Shiradi Ghat in the Western Ghats.
NH75 via Hassan and Sakleshpur is the fastest route at 350 km taking 7 to 8 hours. It passes through the scenic Shiradi Ghat. An alternate route via Mysore is 390 km but avoids Nelamangala traffic and allows a Mysore stopover.
No. Mangalore and Bangalore are both in Karnataka. No inter-state permit is required. Our Karnataka-registered vehicles can travel this route without any additional permit charges — a direct saving compared to Goa or Chennai trips.
Popular stops include Hassan (190 km) for breakfast and Hoysala temples, Sakleshpur (220 km) for coffee estate views and Shiradi Ghat entry, Dharmasthala (295 km) for the famous Manjunatha temple, and Kukke Subramanya (310 km) for the serpent deity temple.
Yes. Innova Crysta is available at Rs.7,999 one way. Recommended for the Shiradi Ghat section and for families with luggage. Seats 7 passengers comfortably for the 7 to 8 hour journey.
October to February is best with dry, sunny coastal weather between 20 and 30 degrees. Avoid June to September monsoon when the Shiradi Ghat section can have reduced visibility and occasional landslide risk in heavy rain.
Top places include Panambur Beach, Kadri Manjunatha Temple (9th century), St Aloysius Chapel with its frescoed ceiling, Mangaladevi Temple, Pilikula Nisargadhama nature park, and Tannirbhavi Beach. Dharmasthala and Kukke Subramanya are popular day trips from Mangalore.
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