Sunderban Tiger Camp
Dayapur, West Bengal, India
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98.5 kms From Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport Kolkata
12.4 kms From Sajnekhali Wildlife Sanctuary, Sajnekhali, West Bengal, India, Dayapur, West Bengal, India
48.4 kms From Matla Halt South 24 Parganas
Sunderban Tiger Camp is strategically located on Dayapur Island, within the Gosaba Block of South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, offering a unique gateway to the Sunderban Tiger Reserve.
The camp offers a range of comfortable accommodations including 24 non-AC cottages, 2 AC cottages, and 2 AC tents, designed to blend with the natural surroundings.
Sunderban Tiger Camp is recognized as the first eco-tourism project in Sunderbans and has received awards from the Department of Tourism, Govt of West Bengal, for its sustainable practices like solar power and rainwater harvesting.
Guests can enjoy thrilling jungle safaris, immersive bird watching, insightful village walks, cultural programs, and scenic boat rides through the mangroves.
Yes, Sunderban Tiger Camp features a multi-cuisine restaurant that serves a variety of dishes, ensuring guests have a delightful culinary experience during their stay.
Visitors typically reach the camp by taking a train or car to Godkhali, followed by a scenic two-and-a-half-hour boat journey to Dayapur Island.
Yes, Sunderban Tiger Camp is equipped with a conference hall, making it suitable for corporate meetings, workshops, and other small events amidst a natural setting.
Absolutely, the camp is ideal for wildlife enthusiasts, offering direct access to the Sunderban Tiger Reserve and excellent opportunities for bird watching with experienced naturalists.
Sunderban Tiger Camp has been recognized by the Ministry of Tourism, Govt of India, and awarded by the Department of Tourism, Govt of West Bengal, for its pioneering efforts in sustainable tourism.
Yes, the camp provides experienced naturalists and guides who accompany guests on jungle safaris and other excursions, enhancing their understanding and viewing of the Sunderban ecosystem.