3 days 2 nights
Daily Tour
Unlimited
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Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure through the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove forest and home of the majestic Royal Bengal Tiger. This 3-day, 2-night houseboat cruise takes you deep into the heart of the UNESCO-listed Sundarbans Reserve Forest, where nature thrives in harmony. Experience the enchanting creeks, diverse wildlife, and tranquil waterways while witnessing how local communities live amidst the challenges of tides and climate change.
Stay aboard a comfortable eco-houseboat, savor freshly prepared local cuisine, and explore the serene mangrove channels with an expert naturalist guide. This is not just a journey — it’s a discovery of Bangladesh’s most breathtaking natural treasure.
Depart from Dhaka by reserved vehicle, train, or flight to Jessore. Transfer to Khulna or Mongla to board your houseboat. After welcome refreshments, begin cruising into the Sundarbans. Enjoy sunset views, dinner, and an overnight stay on the boat.
Wake up to the sounds of nature and take an early morning rowboat ride through mangrove creeks. Visit Kotka and Kochikhali wildlife sanctuaries for a forest walk and birdwatching. After lunch, continue exploring creeks and beaches. Overnight on the boat.
After breakfast, explore the forest trails and learn about the local ecosystem and wildlife. Later, cruise back towards Mongla/Khulna while observing river dolphins and fishing communities. Disembark and transfer to Dhaka or onward destinations.
Comfortable and lightweight clothing (athletic or casual)
Closed shoes, hat/cap, sunglasses
Warm jacket (Nov–Feb)
Raincoat or umbrella (May–Aug)
Personal medications and insect repellent
Torch/flashlight and reusable water bottle
Littering or disposing of waste in the forest or waterways
Loud music, drones, or disturbing wildlife
Collecting forest products or feeding animals
Alcohol consumption inside forest areas
Transfers between Dhaka and Khulna/Mongla by air, bus, or train
Domestic flight tickets (Dhaka–Jessore–Dhaka)
Accommodation in Jessore, Khulna, or Mongla before/after the tour
Expert wildlife or birdwatching guide for researchers or photographers
Homestay experience with local communities at the Sundarbans edge
Day trip to the otter fishing village in Narail
Visit to the Bagerhat UNESCO heritage sites
Barisal floating market excursion
Forest permission fees for foreign nationals: $100 per person for 3 days
Single supplement: $ 150
This trip is based on a small boat having 6 twin-sharing bunk-bedded cabins, a versatile kitchen, really knowledgeable nature guide.
Please contact us for any research program, finfoot spotting, customized travel plan, or filming in the Bangladesh Sundarbans.
The ideal time is from November to March, when the weather is cooler and wildlife activity is high.
You can travel from Dhaka to Khulna or Mongla by bus, train, or a short flight to Jessore followed by a transfer.
Yes. The boat is equipped with life jackets, first aid kits, and is accompanied by armed forest guards for security.
Absolutely. Please inform us at least five days before departure of any dietary requirements.
Tiger sightings are rare, but you may find footprints or hear their calls. The forest, however, offers plenty of wildlife and birdwatching opportunities.
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