India

A Journey Through Wild India

From rhino grasslands and tiger forests to ancient monuments and vibrant culture, India offers one of the most rewarding wildlife experiences on Earth.

India has become one of my favourite places to lead safaris. Every visit reveals something new, whether it’s a tiger emerging from the forest, a rhino grazing in the grasslands, or a chance encounter with wildlife you never expected to see.

This journey takes us through some of India’s most celebrated national parks, combining wildlife, conservation, photography and culture in a way that few destinations can. It’s a safari designed for people who love nature, enjoy learning and want to experience the real India.

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India is home to the world’s largest population of Bengal tigers, and our safari visits some of the country’s most renowned tiger reserves. From the forests of Tadoba and Kanha to the historic landscapes of Ranthambore, each park offers its own unique wildlife experience.

For photographers and wildlife enthusiasts alike, there is nothing quite like watching a tiger move through its natural habitat. Patience, anticipation and a little luck often combine to create unforgettable encounters and remarkable photographic opportunities.

One of the things I love most about India is the incredible variety. In a single journey we travel from the floodplains of Assam to the forests of central India and the historic landscapes of Rajasthan, each with its own wildlife, culture and character.

From searching for rhinos and elephants in Kaziranga to tracking tigers through Kanha, Tadoba and Ranthambore, every day brings something different. It is this combination of wildlife, people, history and landscapes that keeps drawing me back to India year after year.

Our journey concludes with a visit to the iconic Taj Mahal, one of the world’s most celebrated landmarks. The contrast between India’s wild landscapes and this extraordinary monument is part of what makes the country so special.

It is the perfect way to end a safari filled with wildlife, culture, history and unforgettable experiences.

Safari overview

A small group, fully hosted safari designed to maximise time in the field.

Dates

  • 3rd – 22nd March 2027
  • 20 days

Price

  • $11,400 USD per person based on 4 guests
  • Single supplement subject to availability
  • This safari is designed for small, intimate groups of 4–6 travellers. Pricing is based on final group size, the more people who join the journey, the lower the cost per person. We’ll confirm your final price once the group is set, and we’ll always be upfront about where things stand.

Safari Highlights

  • Explore five of India’s top wildlife destinations
  • Search for Bengal tigers across four premier tiger reserves
  • Look for rhinos, elephants, sloth bears, wild dogs, barasingha and diverse birdlife
  • Experience India’s diverse landscapes and rich culture
  • Visit the iconic Taj Mahal with a private guide
  • Overnight train journey across India
  • Small group safari with expert guides and photographic support

Photographic Highlights

  • Search for Bengal tigers across four of India’s premier tiger reserves
  • Opportunities to photograph Indian rhinoceros, Asian elephants, sloth bears, wild dogs and a wide variety of birdlife
  • Sunrise photography at the iconic Taj Mahal
  • Capture India’s landscapes, wildlife and vibrant culture
  • Photographic guidance and support from Bobby-Jo throughout the journey

Your Private Safari Adventure

Many of our safaris can also be tailored into private adventures for couples, families or small groups wanting a more personalised experience in the wild

“A Life Changing Experience”

“A wildlife safari in India is a life changing experience. Bobby-Jo has curated a unique journey that takes you to some truly special places, each offering something different from the last.

Her knowledge of animal behaviour helps you anticipate wildlife encounters and capture those special photographic moments. Equally valuable is her willingness to share photography and editing tips throughout the trip.

One of the greatest benefits of travelling with an experienced wildlife photographer is the knowledge and experience that Bobby-Jo shares along the way. I came home with wonderful memories, improved photography skills and a much deeper appreciation for India’s wildlife and conservation stories.”

Arelene Robertson, Canada