| Overview | Explore the world's largest mangrove forest, the Sundarbans, with an immersive 2 Nights & 3 Days river cruise experience! Discover serene rivers, vast seas, hidden islands, diverse wildlife, forest trekking, and canal cruising. Enjoy stay on a vessel equipped with armed forest guards and expert guides for an unforgettable adventure into nature. |
| Includes | • 3 Days full accommodation & overnight stays on the tourist ship • 3 meals daily with varied menu + 2 daily snacks + 5–6 times tea/coffee • Special BBQ Night dinner on the vessel • Visits to Andharmanik, Katka, Jamtala Beach, Kachikhali, Dimar Char, and Karamjal • Silent boat ride and canal cruising through deep forest creeks • Forest trekking, watchtower visits, and wildlife spotting opportunities • Armed forest guards from Bangladesh Forest Department for complete security • Experienced tour guide, master chef, and catering team • Pure drinking water facility and safety gear (life jackets, lifebuoys, fire alarm, VHF communication, GPS, Walkie-Talkie) |
| Excludes | Personal shopping, tips, and extra personal expenses • Bus/Train/Coach travel cost to and from Khulna/Mongla Ghat • Any individual extra rides or personal services not mentioned in inclusions |
| Itinerary | Day 1: Arrive at Khulna tourist ghat by 6:00–7:00 AM, board ship, enjoy breakfast while cruising past Rupsa Bridge, Rampal Power Plant & Mongla Port, process forest permits at Chandpai, visit Andharmanik Eco-Tourism Center, cruise towards Katka, and stay overnight on ship. Day 2: Early morning silent boat cruising in Katka canals for wildlife spotting, trek Jamtala watchtower and Tiger Tilla to Jamtala beach, cruise to Kachikhali Forest Station, visit Dimar Char Island/Beach at sunset, enjoy a special BBQ night, and stay overnight as ship moves toward Mongla. Day 3: Visit Karamjal Eco-Tourism Center (crocodile breeding center, deer, monkeys, wooden trail), start return cruise toward Khulna around 11:00 AM, and arrive at Khulna Ghat by 4:00–5:00 PM to wrap up the tour. |
| Terms | • Itinerary timings, routes, and spot sequences are subject to river tides, weather conditions, and Forest Department directions. • Passengers must follow forest safety rules, environmental preservation guidelines, and safety protocol set by tour authorities. |
