Private, personally-guided journeys out of Bangalore — into old colonial streets, deep forest sanctuaries, and the long roads between. No fixed groups, no recycled routes.
Every route here has been walked, driven, or waited-out in person, long before it was ever a business. That's what shapes the pace: where to stop for the light, which turn a map won't show you, when to simply let a herd cross and move on. Groups stay small. Itineraries stay flexible. And the destination is rarely the whole story.
Pick-up in Bangalore, a full day somewhere else entirely, home by night — or stay on, if the place asks you to.
Bangalore's colonial quarter at walking pace — cantonment lanes, Church Street cafés, vintage bookshops, and the Anglo-Indian history most visitors walk straight past.
See the full tour →Karnataka's old gold-mining country — colonial headframes, mining-era streets, and the quieter Anglo-Indian story behind them, with an optional stop at a private countryside farm.
See the full tour →Mysore Palace, Chamundi Hills, St. Philomena's Church, Devaraja Market, and Srirangapatna, at whatever pace the day calls for. Pickup, refreshments, and snacks included.
See the full tour →A day inside the MM Hills Sanctuary — elephant, gaur, deer, birdlife, and, with some luck, a big cat. Flexible itinerary, refreshments and light snacks included.
See the full tour →Two or three days out — forests, coffee country, and stone ruins that don't fit into a single afternoon.
Two national parks, guided safaris, and scenic forest drives, with an optional stay in Masinagudi. Tiger and leopard country, at a flexible pace.
See the full tour →Coffee estates, waterfalls, and hill viewpoints at a walking pace, with local culture built into the route rather than bolted on. Personalised throughout.
See the full tour →A private jungle stay near Mudumalai — a core-zone safari, an evening at the elephant camp, a campfire, and a night wildlife walk along the stream. Come solo, leave with a group of friends.
See the full tour →Forest, the Kali River, wildlife, and scenic viewpoints, with optional adventure activities for those who want some adrenaline in the itinerary.
See the full tour →The ruins of a vast medieval empire — temples, boulder landscapes, and sunsets over the ruins that are worth the drive on their own.
See the full tour →Koramangala and Indiranagar are two of Bangalore's most popular nightlife districts — and one of the best ways to actually enjoy them is with someone else driving.
A private vehicle and driver for your night out — pickup from wherever you're staying, drop-offs between venues, and a safe, sober ride back at the end of the night. Table arrangements handled on request.
See the full details →Real adventure and a proper bonfire night, on a private estate peaceful enough to actually unwind — a weekly departure for solo travelers who'd rather not go alone. Leaves Bangalore every Friday at 10:00 PM.
Pickup in Bangalore, a private family-run coffee estate in South Coorg, and a curated group of vetted solo travelers for company. Runs once the group fills.
Registration closes September 7, 2026
See the full details →Two days into the real jungles behind the man-eater stories — the actual waterholes, forest bungalows, and river crossings, seventy years on from when he walked them. Capped at four travelers. Not run often, and not built for everyone.
See the Expedition →Heritage, wildlife, a specific place, or just a number of days off — a short message is enough to start.
A private itinerary, adjusted to your pace, your group size, and how much flexibility you want built in.
Pickup in Bangalore, refreshments on the road, and a guide who's actually been there before.
Send a message with your dates, group size, and what you're hoping for — we'll reply with a route.