One can’t say enough about Bera Safari Lodge and the experience it offers. Let me try. Nestled in rocky, almost dry-scrubland, the lodge itself is an oasis of calm – simple, home-cooked food, proudly served by attentive staff in Rabari costume, simply furnished but uber functional and comfortable rooms, and dining under the stars. Ruturaj Patil, the camp manager, his assistant, Pawan, and their crew took us on two fascinating game drives. We saw leopards on both occasions, as well as some very tough country. They know the area intimately – not just the animals but the people too. Friendship was instantly kindled. Their competence, kindness, warmth, and hospitality knew no bounds. An outstanding experience from start to finish – a big thank you to everyone at the lodge!!

We stayed here for 3 nights. The staff, its owner, their hospitality is too much to mention. Really I can not find one single thing that I did not like or this should be the extra ordinary amount of high quality food. Shatunray and its staff are really naturist and are committed in preventing the area to change due to tourists requirements and profit driven companies. Relax, enjoy and interact with other quests is their device. Really a lovely place, a pity to leave. Hope we can come back.

I am a tough critic, but this place was just great. Middle of nowhere in India. Given where it is located, the minimal resources available, I was so surprised to find this place so comfortable. THE home cooked Indian food was to die for — HONESTLY… and the staff…. So nice, helpful, approachable and knowledgable. The safari side = EVEN BETTER

I always prefer places that are not in the urban centres and owner driven. Bera Safari Lodge is a perfect combination of both. Shatrunjay has not only hit the nail on the head with what he’s created but his entire operation along with his staff at the property and on the field are great. Being in hospitality and travel myself, I can’t appreciate this place enough.