Throughout this photographic journey, you will have the opportunity to capture amazing photos of the black leopard, tigers, and other wildlife in their natural habitats.
Get ready for an incredible safari experience filled with unforgettable moments and breathtaking encounters with some of the world’s most magnificent creatures.
Deep in the jungles of South India lies a The Kabini Wildlife Sanctuary, home to a magnificent variety of wildlife. The thick undergrowth of this enchanted forest allows the tiger to move unnoticed and the tall and twisted trees are the perfect abode for leopards and black panthers to laze unharmed.
Uncover the secrets of this jungle with Shaaz, as he guides you into its distant chambers in search of life defining moments and incredible photographic opportunities.
Bandipur wildlife is known for its staggering variety. The National Park is home to an impressive mixture of mammals, reptiles, birds and insects. Some of the highly celebrated mammalian residents of Bandipur National Park include the Bengal tiger, Indian elephant, gaur, and the chital and sambar deer species.
Mudumalai National Park is situated in the Nilgiri Hills in the state of Tamil Nadu, India. It is part of the larger Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve and is a well-known wildlife sanctuary in the southern part of India.
The Reserve is home to 110 tigers but also Asian Elephants and countless other endangered wildlife species like Leopard, Indian Giant Squirrel, Striped Hyena, Flying Lizard, Golden Jackal, Leopard Cat, Bonnet Macaque, Jungle Cat, Great Indian Rock Python, Grey Langur, Bee Species, Beetle Species, Indian Muntjac, Dholes, and many more.
In the heart of Kerala's lush embrace lies a sanctuary of untamed beauty and wild whispers – the Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary. Here, amidst the verdant foliage and mist-kissed mountains, nature unveils its grandeur in a symphony of life.
Step into this sanctuary, and into a realm where time dances to the rhythm of nature's pulse, telling a tale of survival, adaptation, and coexistence.
A fitting end to your Indian adventure.
Pack essentials such as sunscreen, sanitizer, hat and sunglasses. We also recommend long sleeve protective clothing.
As we recommend doing an Indian safari during the monsoon months (June-October) you should pack raincoats and jackets, as well as a rain cover for your cameras and other devices.
No. Please make sure to confirm all visa requirements with the African-Eye team well before your date of travel as all visa applications for and payment of fees must now be made before departure and not on arrival at the airport.
In 2005, SouthWild premiered the “Jaguar Guarantee”, when we first pioneered Jaguar tourism. Despite their perfect record since 2010, the guarantee remains in place and is automatically extended to all of our clients: If you do not see a Jaguar during a 3-night, 4-day stay with SouthWild in Jaguarland, we will refund your trip cost with us.
Whatever you wish to shoot with! Our specialty is creating optimal conditions for everyone (long-lens photographers to cell phone documentarians) to get amazing footage to post, frame, or sell for years after a trip with us.
Please let African Eye know in advance if you are traveling with any dietary restrictions or medical conditions that we may need to be aware of.
Our menus are designed to satisfy the most adventures and also the most conservative pallets. Our buffets always consist of a salad-building station, rice and vegan, Brazilian style beans, vegan and gluten-free lentils, a vegan or vegetarian carbohydrate such as pasta or potato-dish, and one light and one dark meat dish. Additional cuisine will be available for variety, however you can count on us always having an option you like.
If none of the above would make you comfortable traveling, please let us know what we can arrange for you to eat during your trip. We accommodate kids going through a French-fries-only phase as well as those with dietary needs that can make traveling a bit complicated.
Let’s start planning your photographic safari.
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