In March we booked the gypsy safari for £47 each, the following day we received a phone call to say there are no gypsy cars available but we can go on a bus instead which is £35 each. We were told that we would be refunded the difference although we have still not received this. We agreed to go on the bus as we didn’t want to miss out on the experience all together. We arrived there at 6am (which was the time we were told to be there) but the bus was over an hour late so by that time the sun had fully rose and it was bright outside, giving us less chance to see a tiger. We went to zone two and joined a queue of jeeps and buses trying to get a glimpse of a tiger that was apparently lying in the grass. I highly doubt there was a tiger there at all. We waited there for about an hour and a half before turning back to the base without seeing any tigers. The toilets there were vile I definitely wouldn’t recommend using them. Over all the experience was very disappointing, waste of time and definitely wasn’t worth £35 let alone the £47 that we’ve ended up paying!

Stay away from this! After I read the last review on here I asked the tour operator to confirm our booking, and indeed he was not able to do that. He said that the gypsy cars were fully booked and not available anymore. Instead we could take a canter. He offered to give us the money back if we don't want that. I asked for the money back as other canter tours were like half the price. In the end he did not respond to any messages anymore and we only got part of the money back.

We booked the Jeep safari, they told us it was not available very close to the date and that we would have to go on the Canter transport, arguing there was no difference, but it seems quite evident to me that there is a difference between going on a safari with 2-3 more people or 20. Right? Two days before they also said that there would be no hotel pickup and drop, when it's clearly stated on the list of things that are included. And they could have warned us 3 weeks earlier when I booked, because the hotel name was in the booking details. Very very bad. They don't give you what they promise. What surprises me the most is that Tripadvisor doesn't offer any support when tour operators are so deceptive. Very bad for you as well, Tripadvisor. I'll never book anything ever again.

My recent visit to Ranthambore National Park left me awe-struck, especially as a bird enthusiast. The park isn't just about tigers; the birdlife is equally incredible. From the majestic eagles soaring in the sky to the vibrant kingfishers by the water, it's a birdwatcher's dream. Our guide was fantastic, pointing out rare species and sharing interesting facts. The landscapes are stunning, and the variety of habitats within the park attract an impressive array of feathered residents. If you love birds and a bit of adventure, Ranthambore is more than just a tiger reserve – it's a haven for birdwatchers!

Booked last minute so only zone 6 available. Driver was quite hectic when driving through the town... but then drove well within the park. Most of the tour in hindi with some English translation. Saw some cool animals but no tigers.

Had a 3 days of Spotting felt very lucky it was an amazing journey the Canter guide and the Gypsy guy had made sure we don't throw the garbage and also we don't disturb the animals when we spot them

One of the best places to see Tigers, nature's beauty is also class. Really great place to explore wild life in India. We got to spot tigers in both safaris. Beautiful experience of witnessing the tiger and the leopard in the same day, make sure you book your Safari in advance.

Did not see the tiger, but were able to see a leopard. Overall it all depends on the zones you choose

got within 5 feet from a wild large Bengal Tiger , not drugged very very wild ....It is the best wildlife preserve on the planet Katy Perry and Russell Brand were Married here many moons ago Amy Winehouse has also been here before she died in 2011

We had three safaris during our trip. Two early morning and one afternoon. We saw a tiger, male, on the first trip although our guide did advise that only 20% of safaris see the tigers. One truck, the other one in our group, saw a female and cubs also. The afternoon safari resulted in sightings of a leopard high up in a crevice of sheer rocks. Amazing. Saw wild boar, antelope and spotted dear, crocodiles and loads of birds and monkeys (langurs and macaques). Returning to the hotel saw an elephant being ridden. A completely different experience including travelling along dust track roads through villages in open top off road vehicles. Watch your hats! Recommend a dust scarf to cover nose and mouth. Highly recommended.

Had a realy good experience with Ranthambore Safari 360. Ask Them before booking, they have good insight, in what zones they have spotted Tigers. I did 2 different Safaris, 1 in Jeep and 1 in canter. We spotted Tigers in the Canter.