Camel and jeep rides on the dunes, nights at a desert camp, and cars for sightseeing and transfers. Planned by a local team on Fort Road, opposite Fort Parking.
Book a single experience or combine them. Tell us your dates and group size and we suggest a plan that fits.
We are based on Fort Road in Jaisalmer, so we plan around local conditions: the season, the heat, the drive times to the dunes and the pace that suits your group.
Three ways to spend time in the desert near Jaisalmer. Each can be booked alone or combined into one trip.
An evening and a night in the desert, with the camp as your base.
Arrive in the afternoon, head out to the dunes for sunset, then return to camp for the evening. Tent type, meals and programme depend on the package you choose, and we confirm them with you before booking.
Cars with drivers for arrivals, sightseeing and longer drives. Vehicle size is matched to your group and luggage when you book.
Jaisalmer is built from yellow sandstone at the edge of the Thar. Most visitors pair the old city with a trip into the dunes, and some continue toward the border at Tanot and Longewala.
The fort, the havelis and the lake in one well-paced day, with a car and driver so you are not walking between sights in the heat.
Sightseeing in Jaisalmer followed by an afternoon on the dunes and a night at a desert camp.
An extended itinerary adding the border region, with a camp night to finish.
How to choose between a camel and a jeep safari, when to go, and what to pack for a comfortable afternoon on the dunes.
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What typically happens from afternoon pickup to sunrise, how camps differ, and how to prepare for cold desert nights.
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Roughly 40 km west of the city. The drive usually takes around an hour, depending on stops along the way.
Yes. Share your train or flight details and arrival time and we arrange a transfer to your hotel or camp.
No. Rates depend on your dates, group size, vehicle and camp choice, so we quote for each enquiry.
October to March is the most comfortable. In summer, safaris are planned for early morning or evening to avoid the heat.
One full day covers the core of the old city: Jaisalmer Fort, the carved havelis and Gadisar Lake. Two days lets you add an afternoon on the dunes and a night at a desert camp, which is how most visitors experience the Thar. With three days or more you can include Kuldhara, a quieter dune area such as Khuri, or a full-day drive to Tanot and Longewala near the border.
If your time is short, it is better to do fewer things well than to rush between sights in the heat. We can help you decide what to leave out.
Jaisalmer railway station has train connections with Jodhpur, Jaipur, Delhi and other cities, and it is a short drive from the old city. Jaisalmer airport has a limited and sometimes seasonal flight schedule, so many travellers fly into Jodhpur instead and drive the remaining distance of roughly 285 km, which usually takes five to six hours.
Whichever way you arrive, send us your train or flight details and we can arrange a pickup to your hotel or camp.
The Sam Sand Dunes, roughly 40 km west of the city, are the best-known dune area and the setting for most camps and safaris. They are lively around sunset, especially in peak season. Khuri, to the south-west, has a quieter village setting. Tell us whether you prefer atmosphere or calm and we will suggest the better fit for your group.
October to March is the most comfortable period, with warm days and cool evenings. December and January nights in the open desert can be close to freezing. April to June is very hot, and outdoor plans are best kept to early morning and evening. July to September brings occasional monsoon showers, with humid days in between.
Send your dates, the number of travellers and what you would like to do. We reply with a suggested plan and a written quote that lists what is included. Once you are happy with it, we confirm the booking and share pickup details before you travel. Payment terms are stated in your quote.
Carry a refillable water bottle and take your litter back with you from the dunes. Ask before photographing people, especially women and children in villages. At temples, cover your shoulders and knees and remove your shoes; the Jain temples inside the fort may also restrict leather items. Small courtesies go a long way in a place where tourism and everyday life share the same lanes.
A day trip to the dunes lets you see the sunset and return to your hotel the same evening. It works well if you have limited time, prefer your own room, or are travelling with very young children. An overnight camp stay adds the evening programme, a night under the desert sky and sunrise over the sand.
If you can spare one extra night, most travellers find the overnight option more memorable. If not, a well-timed evening safari still gives you the essential experience of the Thar.
Day one: arrive, rest, and explore the fort and havelis in the late afternoon when it is cooler. Day two: a relaxed morning, Gadisar Lake, then the drive to the Sam Sand Dunes via Kuldhara for sunset and a camp night. Day three: sunrise on the dunes, return to the city and continue your journey.
This outline covers the main experiences without long drives on consecutive days. We adjust it to your arrival time, interests and pace.
Planning with a team based in Jaisalmer means your contact knows the current conditions: how busy the dunes are, which roads are slow, and how the weather is affecting plans this week. If something changes on the day, you are messaging someone a short drive from where you are, not a call centre in another city.
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