Sundarban Boat Safari

The Residents

Meet the Locals

The Royal Bengal Tiger

The undisputed ruler of the mangrove forest. This majestic cat is perfectly adapted to the semi-aquatic environment, a rare and thrilling sight for any visitor.

Estuarine Crocodile

These massive reptiles are the apex predators of the waterways. You can often see them basking on the mud banks, absorbing the sun's heat.

Spotted Deer (Chital)

A common and beautiful sight, these deer are often seen in herds grazing on the forest floor. They are a primary food source for the tigers and are a vital part of the ecosystem.

Water Monitor Lizard

These giant lizards are often mistaken for crocodiles at first glance. They are excellent swimmers and scavengers, frequently seen patrolling the riverbanks.

Fishing Cat

The state animal of West Bengal, this elusive and rare cat is twice the size of a house cat and is specially adapted to hunt fish in the tidal waters.

The Royal Bengal Tiger

The undisputed ruler of the mangrove forest. This majestic cat is perfectly adapted to the semi-aquatic environment, a rare and thrilling sight for any visitor.

Estuarine Crocodile

These massive reptiles are the apex predators of the waterways. You can often see them basking on the mud banks, absorbing the sun's heat.

Spotted Deer (Chital)

A common and beautiful sight, these deer are often seen in herds grazing on the forest floor. They are a primary food source for the tigers and are a vital part of the ecosystem.

Water Monitor Lizard

These giant lizards are often mistaken for crocodiles at first glance. They are excellent swimmers and scavengers, frequently seen patrolling the riverbanks.

Fishing Cat

The state animal of West Bengal, this elusive and rare cat is twice the size of a house cat and is specially adapted to hunt fish in the tidal waters.

The Royal Bengal Tiger

The undisputed ruler of the mangrove forest. This majestic cat is perfectly adapted to the semi-aquatic environment, a rare and thrilling sight for any visitor.

Estuarine Crocodile

These massive reptiles are the apex predators of the waterways. You can often see them basking on the mud banks, absorbing the sun's heat.

Spotted Deer (Chital)

A common and beautiful sight, these deer are often seen in herds grazing on the forest floor. They are a primary food source for the tigers and are a vital part of the ecosystem.

Water Monitor Lizard

These giant lizards are often mistaken for crocodiles at first glance. They are excellent swimmers and scavengers, frequently seen patrolling the riverbanks.

Fishing Cat

The state animal of West Bengal, this elusive and rare cat is twice the size of a house cat and is specially adapted to hunt fish in the tidal waters.

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Guest Diaries

Stories from the River

Rahul Sen

★★★★★

"The 2-night package was incredible. The boat was clean and the food was better than most Kolkata restaurants. We even spotted a crocodile!"

Sarah Jenkins

★★★★★

"Our guide was so knowledgeable about the mangroves. The resort was peaceful and eco-friendly. Highly recommend for nature lovers."

Amit & Family

★★★★★

"Took the day tour with my parents. The pickup was on time, the car was AC, and the boat ride was very relaxing. Excellent service."

Priya Das

★★★★★

"A magical experience. The sunset from the boat deck is something I will never forget. Staff was very polite."

Rahul Sen

★★★★★

"The 2-night package was incredible. The boat was clean and the food was better than most Kolkata restaurants. We even spotted a crocodile!"

Sarah Jenkins

★★★★★

"Our guide was so knowledgeable about the mangroves. The resort was peaceful and eco-friendly. Highly recommend for nature lovers."

Amit & Family

★★★★★

"Took the day tour with my parents. The pickup was on time, the car was AC, and the boat ride was very relaxing. Excellent service."

Priya Das

★★★★★

"A magical experience. The sunset from the boat deck is something I will never forget. Staff was very polite."

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