Sundarban is home to over 100 Royal Bengal Tigers. Since tigers in Sundarbans frequently swim across rivers and drink from sweet-water ponds near watchtowers (Sudhanyakhali, Dobanki, Sajnekhali), sightings are completely wild and natural. Winter months (October to March) offer the highest probability during low tides when tigers sunbathe on open riverbanks.
Yes. All our deluxe safari boats have separate, western-style, hygienically sanitized toilets equipped with running water, handwash, and sanitizers.
Airtel and Jio have good coverage near Godkhali, Gosaba, and Sajnekhali. As your boat enters deeper reserve forest channels and core watchtowers, signals may become intermittent, allowing you to unplug and enjoy pure wilderness.
Indian nationals must carry any original Government photo ID (Aadhaar Card, Voter ID, Driving License, or Passport). Foreign nationals must carry their original Passport with valid Indian Visa.
Yes, absolutely. Our safari boats are sturdy, dual-engine vessels with stable flat-bottom designs, high safety railings, and certified life jackets for adults and children. There is minimal walking required, and all watchtowers are connected by fenced wooden or paved pathways.
We serve fresh, hygienically prepared traditional Bengali meals cooked on-board the safari boat. This includes morning tea, breakfast (luchi, alur dum/puri sabzi), lavish lunch with local freshwater fish curry, evening tea with hot snacks, and delicious dinner with chicken/paneer.
You can book your tour with a partial advance payment. Full refund is provided if cancellation is made at least 7 days before the scheduled travel date. For cancellations made within 3-6 days, 50% refund is processed.
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