A Tiger safari which combines expert guiding with quality accommodation designed to get our guests immersed in the wildlife of this jewel of a park and to gain not just  great sightings of the Tigers  but to gain an in depth understanding of  there families and history of the cats. The tour is centred on Bandhavgarh national park, deep in the heart of India and the best place in the world for seeing the tiger in the wild. 
Included in the tour are four days private elephant hire, allowing you to visit areas of the park further from the road and spend more time with the tigers when they are found. 
Wildlife photographer and naturalist Pete Cooper will meet you in Delhi and accompany you throughout the tour. 

-£6795 pp
-£5670 pp

Led by wildlife photographer and naturalist Pete Cooper Yala in southern Sri Lanka is considered to be the best place in the world for viewing leopard in the wild.
Unlike Africa and India, these cats are the top predator, and as a result they have the confidence to move around in the daytime as well as at night.
Other wildlife includes elephant, sloth bear, monkey, deer wild boar and many species of birds. In Yala you are based at a luxury beach resort, so when not on game drives you have the chance to relax by the pool. sitting on the south east corner of sri lanka the palm fringed beaches and pounding surf of the Indian Ocean will soon let you relax and unwind.

-£1,965 pp                   twin share
27 Feb 2011                      spaces available

Located on the far eastern side of India, Kaziranga is situated on the floodplain of the mighty Brahmaputra River.
The landscape is a hugefloodplain many kilometres wide, and tracks have been built to allow visitors to navigate between the various lagoons and areas of woodland. Tall grasses and even taller stands of bamboo cover the ground. The park is home to one of the last two remaining strongholds of the Indian one‐horned rhinoceros. Wild Asian elephants are also present and the area is a good habitat for tigers, although they are difficult to see in the long grasses. The whole area is generally rich in birdlife and is a haven for many other animals.

Set in the heart of Kipling’s India, Bandhavgarh is truly the best place for seeing one of the most endangered cats on the planet, the Royal Bengal Tiger. Mythology has it that Bandhavgarh was gifted to Laxman by his elder brother Lord Ram, the legendary hero of Ramayan, thus named "Bandhu-garh" meaning brother's fort. A beautiful combination of hills and meadows, dominated by the sheer massif of the Bandhavgarh plateau, the park provides one of the best, unspoilt environments for tigers in the world. You will have ten days exploring here by means of open jeep and elephant. Of the five ranges in the park, the 105 km2 Tala range will be the focal point of the tour.

- £1975 pp                      
Nov 2010                                                                   space available
March April - May 2011                                           space available

Lions, Leopards and Tigers. This tour gives you the chance of seeing three of India’s magnificent big cats on one memorable journey, the Asiatic Lion, the Asian Leopard and the Royal Bengal Tiger. This tour begins in the Gir National Park in Gujarat, before moving to the jewels of Bandhavgarh National Park and Indira Priyadarshini Pench National Park in central India. In addition to the big cats, the parks are a haven for birds and many other species of wildlife. On your journey between the parks you will also have the chance to visit one of the greatest wonders of the modern world, the Taj Mahal.

- £3195 pp

This Angling and wildlife trip takes in some great wildlife viewing areas and a combination of small camps and  old Hunting lodges and the Fishing is realy exciting. British anglers of the Raj came in pursuit of the Trout and Salmon but found a creature that far surpassed other fish as a fighter - the Mahseer or The Large Headed One. It spawned an entire clan of adventurers (including the legendary Jim Corbett), who would travel to far-flung areas of the country just to battle with the mighty Mahseer.

- £1100 pp

A Fishing and Wildlife journey to southern India. British anglers of the Raj came in pursuit of the Trout and Salmon but found a creature that far surpassed other fish as a fighter - the Mahseer or The Large Headed One. It spawned an entire clan of adventurers (including the legendary Jim Corbett), who would travel to far-flung areas of the country just to battle with the mighty Mahseer.

- £1350 pp