India Wildlife Tours

Explore India's wild side with luxury safari tours in national parks, offering wildlife encounters and bespoke adventures. Together with a dedicated team of experts at putting together exciting wildlife tours in India, we invite you to experience incredible wild animals and inspiring natural landscapes.

Rudyard Kipling once said that your mind will be truly broadened when you visit India. The saying certainly holds true. From majestic mountains to beautiful mosques and home to one of the largest cats in the world, the Bengal Tiger, a huge array of wildlife and cultural experiences await visitors to India. Just as Africa has the "Big Five" India's exceptionally diverse wildlife includes Elephants, Rhinos, Indian Bison, Asiatic Lion and Leopard. In addition, there are Tiger, Bears, various species of Deer and host of fascinating nocturnal mammals. The country is paradise found for birders, with a staggering species list in excess of 1,300.

Discover Wildlife and Safari Tours in India

Colourful and diverse are two adjectives often applied to India and both perfectly describe the flora and fauna seen on our wildlife and safari tours to India. India is home to 350 species of mammal, including the magnificent tiger, nearly 1,300 species of birds and 600 species of reptiles and amphibians plus a myriad of insects and flowers.

Wildlife tours to India take the wildlife enthusiast to a diverse and abundant land. The Indian subcontinent embraces an enormous range of habitats extending from the spectacular peaks of the Himalayas in the north, through forests, lakes and deserts to the moist Nilgiri hills in the south of the country where the shoreline is lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. India is an exciting destination in other respects. The abundant archaeological reminders of the country’s extraordinary history and the fascination of becoming immersed into a completely unique and complex culture are reasons enough to visit India. However, for anyone interested in natural history the attractions of an India wildlife holiday are simply too great to resist.