Tiger Safari Holidays

Name: Tigers
Brand: Exodus
Rating: 4.6 (108 reviews)

Earn your stripes on a safari to see these enigmatic big cats in their dwindling natural habitat

Tiger Watching Trips

The world’s largest cat species, tigers are territorial and solitary animals that hunt over a wide territory. This, combined with a declining population due to poaching and other conflict with humans, means that seeing a tiger in the wild is by no means guaranteed. But when – if – you do see that flash of fiery orange in the undergrowth it’s a truly wondrous moment. Nothing compares to the visceral thrill of seeing a real tiger up close. The first encounter, that magical moment when you lock eyes with one of these precious big cats, stays with you for life. Due to a huge effort by conservationalists, some of whom we’ve been involved with for many years, there are even reports that tiger populations have increased for the first time in over 100 years.

The best places to watch tigers are Bandhavgarh, Kanha and Ranthambore. Tiger safaris are done by vehicle and although not offering the profusion of game you may find in Africa, there is plenty of other wildlife to enjoy, as well as a good chance of a sighting of this elusive and endangered predator.

Tiger Safari Holidays

16 Days from £ 3199

£ 2949

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

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We had a truly wonderful trip. The national parks were lovely with beautiful views. We were really lucky and had some wonderful tiger sightings as well as sloth bears & leopards & wild elephants. A large array of birds from different species of Eagles, Kingfishers, Owls and many more. We didn’t see tigers on every safari & sometimes would have different sightings to our other travel companions. In the last park we didn’t see a tiger until our last safari then we had 3 amazing close displays from them. The accomodation at the last lodge was by far the nicest. The drivers & guides on the safaris could really vary in English ability & knowledge. Obviously it was alot better when you had a good guide. The overnight train was interesting & we enjoyed it. The facilities were better than expected with western toilets. We took a dinner pack up from our hotel & bought drinks & snacks before getting on. Although there was some long travel days they didn’t feel ling. There was plenty of stops and things to see. Travel between was in comfortable Aircon suvs. If you want to see some amazing wildlife but also want abit of culture this trip is for you.

Felicity Eagles India Tiger Safari