Australia

Getting here

Perth is the shortest hop — direct to Mumbai in around 9–10 hours. From Sydney or Melbourne, expect one stop (commonly via Singapore, Kuala Lumpur or the Gulf) in around 13–15 hours total to Delhi or Mumbai. Either way, it's a further 1.5-hour domestic flight on to Nagpur. Compared to European or North American guests, most Australians can comfortably do this as a single overnight routing without an extra recovery day, though we're happy to build one in around school-holiday travel.

What matters here

Australian guests tend to share our own team's practical, direct relationship with wildlife and the outdoors, so we spend less time on reassurance and more on route-planning specifics — which zone, which season, which combination of parks. Conservation framing resonates here too, if differently from the European market: less about certification paperwork, more about on-the-ground outcomes — anti-poaching patrol funding, buffer-zone livelihoods, habitat numbers. We're glad to talk through either. Trip timing often clusters around Australian school holidays (April, July, September–October); those windows overlap usefully with several parks' best sighting months, but we'd recommend booking permits early regardless, as they fill fastest exactly then.

Money & payments

Cards are accepted at hotels and lodges; carry INR cash for local markets, smaller vendors and tips. We quote in AUD and INR — see our multi-currency package pricing for exact figures.

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