Yes, South African Passport Holders require visas for India.

India has a hot and tropical climate with variations from region to region. During winter, evenings and mornings are cool and days are dry and sunny. In late May, the monsoon begins and humidity levels build. Summer heat can be experienced in July. November to March is the best time to travel to India.

Yellow Fever Inoculations is required if you travel from an infected country (not required for South African Passport Holders)
The following inoculations are recommended for India, but not compulsory:
Hepatitis A&B, Rabies, Typhoid, Tetanus, Polio & Japanese Encephalitis.
Malaria Risk

Begin with a walk through the contemporary Art Precinct of Mumbai's British Heritage district. Then, drive past the University, Victoria Terminus and Crawford Market on a full-day Victorian Mumbai Day Tour.

In a full-day Glimpses of Mumbai Tour visit Dhobi Ghat, Mani Bhawan, Churchgate Railway, Rajabai Clock Tower, High Court, Marine Drive and Chowpatty Beach. The tour continues through Malabar Hill, past the Hanging Garden.

On your exciting half-day Shopping Tour take in Chor Bazaar, an antique lover's paradise, then Colaba Causeway, Fashion Street and Hill Road, the perfect places to shop for clothes, jewellery and shoes.