Maruti Ertiga
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
- 6 passengers
- 3 large bags
- AC
Eight days through the great forts, palaces and havelis of Rajasthan, from Jaipur to the desert and down to the lakes.
The full heritage arc: Jaipur's planned city, Bikaner's never-conquered fort, Jaisalmer's living citadel, Mehrangarh above the blue city, and Udaipur's lakeside palaces. Eight days lets you give each of them a proper day rather than a rushed morning.
Pickup, check-in, sunset at Nahargarh.
Amber Fort, City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal and the bazaars.
A 335 km drive north. Afternoon at Junagarh Fort and the Rampuria havelis.
Karni Mata Temple at Deshnok on the way out, then 330 km west across the desert.
Sonar Quila, Patwon ki Haveli, Gadisar Lake, then out to the Sam dunes for sunset and a camp dinner.
285 km with a Pokhran stop. Evening at the clock tower market.
Mehrangarh in the morning, then the scenic drive via Ranakpur to Udaipur.
City Palace, Jagdish Temple, a Lake Pichola boat ride, then airport or station drop.
This itinerary is normally run with a Innova Crysta or Tempo Traveller with driver. The same vehicle and driver stay with you for the whole trip, so your luggage never moves between cars and the day plan can flex as you go. If your group size or luggage suggests a different vehicle, we will say so when we quote.
Six seats at close to sedan running costs. Popular with families of five or six who want the third row for short hops rather than long drives.
The workhorse of Indian tourism, and for good reason — durable, comfortable over long distances and equally at home on highways and rough approach roads.
The premium version: quieter cabin, better suspension and captain seats in the middle row. Our most requested vehicle for multi-day Rajasthan circuits.
Push-back seats, roof-mounted air conditioning and real luggage space. Three sizes, all with driver, for groups and extended families.
Yes. There are four driving days, but each one has stops built in and none exceeds six hours.
You can, which makes it a seven-day trip going Jaipur–Jodhpur–Jaisalmer–Udaipur. Bikaner does break the long northern leg nicely though.
We arrange the transfer and can recommend camps across price levels; the camp itself is booked separately unless you ask us to include it.
A relaxed two days covering the forts, the walled city and the bazaars, with your own car and driver throughout.
Jaipur's forts and bazaars, the Ajmer Sharif Dargah and the ghats of Pushkar, in three unhurried days.
Rajasthan's three great cities in six days, connected by two of the state's best drives.