1. Arrival & Reporting
You arrive at the designated meeting point or your chosen stay in Jawai/Bera.
Our team greets you and guides you to your assigned open 4×4 safari jeep.
A short briefing is provided on the terrain, safety guidelines, and wildlife etiquette.
2. Drive to the Leopard Zone
Your safari begins as you head towards the granite hills and caves where leopards are commonly active.
Along the way, you pass Rabari settlements, farmlands, rocky outcrops, and scenic Jawai landscapes.
3. Leopard Tracking Begins
Expert local drivers and naturalists start scanning known territories, caves, and hill slopes.
They track fresh pugmarks, movement signals, and patterns based on recent sightings.
You explore different zones depending on wildlife activity that day.
4. Wildlife & Landscape Exploration
While searching for leopards, you may also spot hyenas, nilgai, foxes, langurs, crocodiles near Jawai Bandh, and a range of resident & migratory birds.
The dramatic granite hills offer stunning photography opportunities throughout the ride.
5. Scenic Break (Tea/Refreshment Stop) (On Request/ Addon)
Depending on the slot, your guide may take a short break at a viewpoint—often a hilltop or lakeside spot.
Enjoy panoramic views of Jawai, calm breezes, and the raw wilderness around you.
6. Continued Tracking in Active Territories
The safari continues deeper into the leopard zones, following updated movement clues.
Guides choose the best routes to maximise your chances of witnessing wildlife activity without disturbing the animals.
7. Sunset/Sunrise Experience (Slot-Based)
Morning Safari: Experience the golden first light on granite cliffs as wildlife begins moving for the day.
Evening Safari: The sunset paints the hills in warm orange, creating an ethereal atmosphere perfect for photography.
8. Return Journey
After exploring multiple zones, your jeep heads back to the meeting point or your stay.
Guides often share stories, recent sightings, and local folklore as the journey concludes.
9. Drop-Off & Safari End
You are safely dropped back at your starting point.
Guests usually stay back for photos, meet the guides, or explore the local village/temple depending on the time.
Total Duration
Approx. 2 to 3 hours (may vary slightly depending on wildlife movement and terrain conditions)