India can be a country with some risks. Whenever travelling it is important to be aware of those risks and take steps to protect yourself.  

We have taken steps to ensure that hotels are of good quality and all food will be hygienically prepared – however there is always the possibility of the unfortunate ‘Delhi belly’. We highly recommend making an appointment with a travel health specialist to ensure your vaccines are up to date. We also would recommend the oral vaccine “Dukoral’ which is for cholera and the most common form of travellers diarrhea. Although the evidence is mixed- there has been some in support of its use.  We both use it every time we go to India and feel it has definitely helped.  

Prior to departure we will provide guests by email with a list of important numbers and information. Among them will be a list of reputable hospitals in the locations we are travelling.  

Travellers Insurance should also be bought prior to departure from your home country.

Robbery and violence can occur when travelling.  Please ensure you are using common sense and travelling alone is not necessarily advised. Please ask advice from a member of the tour team if planning on heading off on your own.

Roads can be dangerous in India- when in Taxis or hired cars, we recommend ensuring seat belts are available and please take a photo of the car license to send to others in case anything goes wrong.  Don’t take risks you wouldn’t in your home country.

Uber has a very large presence in major cities of India, including Delhi. This is an easy and convenient way of arranging a car allowing you to pay by Visa and by keeping a record of who your driver was.