Amboli Herping
A focused Western Ghats monsoon departure for those curious about frogs, snakes, insects, forest trails and the incredible life that appears after dark during the rains.
Trip Highlights
Here are some of the key highlights of this trip
Observe species such as Malabar pit viper, Amboli bush frog, Amboli tiger toad, Malabar gliding frog and more
Experience Amboli at night, when frogs, snakes, insects and other forest life become more active
Learn how to observe reptiles and amphibians safely and respectfully
Explore the Western Ghats during peak monsoon, with mist, rain and dense forest all around
Slow down and notice the smaller species that are often missed on regular wildlife trips
Travel with a group that is curious, patient and comfortable with rain, mud and night walks
3 nights, 4 days 4th To 6th September
India, Asia
₹25,000/-
Our groups are small and intimate, usually 4–6 pax, led by expert guides with journeys curated in detail for impact.
Every trip is designed for comfort and depth, balancing discovery with ease so you can focus fully on the experience.
Costing is worked out on double accommodation, with single occupancy available at a supplementary cost if required.
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Inclusions
Stay for the duration of the plan as per itinerary, across carefully chosen hotels and lodges.
Meals and activities are included as specified in the itinerary, along with guided experiences throughout the journey.
All surface transfers are provided in private air-conditioned vehicles for convenience and comfort throughout the trip.
Exclusions
GST and other applicable government taxes are not included and will be charged additionally if applicable.
Airfare, train fares, visas, and insurance costs remain outside the package and must be arranged separately.
Tips, gratuities, and personal expenses are excluded and to be borne directly by the traveller.
