Jaisalmer · Desert experiences
Evenings at the desert camps around Jaisalmer traditionally centre on a cultural programme of Rajasthani folk music and dance, followed by dinner and time to sit out under the stars. Away from the city lights, the desert sky is noticeably darker and clearer.
Waking up at camp puts you close to the dunes at first light, when the air is cool and the sand is still. It is a time of day that visitors who only come out for the sunset never see.
We book both desert camps and hotels, so you can pair a night in the dunes with nights in Jaisalmer city. Our longer Jaisalmer packages leave the most room for both.
Yes. We arrange camel safaris, jeep safaris and overnight stays at a desert camp, as well as the evening cultural programme and sunset or sunrise in the dunes.
Yes. We book hotels and desert camps as part of your trip.
Depending on the package, it can include a hotel or desert camp stay, breakfast or meals, transport with a driver, pickup and drop, sightseeing, a camel safari, a jeep safari, desert camping and a cultural programme. The exact inclusions for your trip are confirmed in your quote.
Yes. Our Jaisalmer and Jodhpur packages can be customised, and we also plan trips from scratch. Tell us your dates, who is travelling and what you would like to do when you request a quote.
Jaisalmer packages
Jaisalmer
The city on day one, a night at a desert camp, and the border posts at Tanot and Longewala on the way back.
Starting from₹12,999for 2 persons
Jaisalmer
Built around a midday arrival: an easy first afternoon, the border and a desert camp on day two, and the fort and havelis before your train.
Starting from₹18,999for 2 persons
Jaisalmer
Our longest Jaisalmer package, for travellers who want to see Jaisalmer and the desert without hurrying.
Starting from₹23,999for 2 persons
Jaisalmer · Experience
A traditional Rajasthani welcome, camel and jeep safaris on the dunes, a bonfire, folk dance and dinner at a desert camp.
Starting from₹1,800per person
Keep exploring
An evening of Rajasthani folk music and dance in the desert.
Watch the dunes turn gold as the sun goes down, or rise early for first light.
The classic way to cross the dunes: slow, quiet and close to the sand.
More pace and more ground covered, climbing and dropping over the dunes.
Tell us your dates and group size, and we'll suggest a camp and a quote.
