Yes. We run curated field trips for schools, colleges and university departments, built around mangrove ecology, tidal systems and community interaction. Itineraries are written per institution based on your subject focus, group size and dates rather than sold as a fixed package.

Four to five nights is ideal and three nights works well. Shorter trips are possible but students miss the full tide cycle and the village school interaction, which are the parts that make the trip educational rather than recreational.

Yes, with the standard arrangements. All boats carry an escort guide, have covered decks and washrooms, and stay within permitted routes set by the Tiger Reserve authority. Accommodation is at our own eco village. We agree supervision and ratios with your staff before the trip is confirmed.

Environmental science, biology, geography and ecology most directly. It also works for sociology, development studies and climate policy groups, since the Sundarbans is a live case study in human and wildlife conflict, climate migration and coastal vulnerability.

Yes. All meals are cooked on site at the eco village and we can cater the entire group vegetarian, or run both options. Tell us dietary requirements at the time of booking and we will confirm arrangements before you travel.