A travel desk in the golden city
We plan private Rajasthan journeys and drive them ourselves. Small enough that you speak to the person arranging your trip, local enough to know when the plan should change.
Tours and taxis, run by people from here
Most visitors get about three days in Jaisalmer. Our whole job is making sure those three days are not spent in traffic, at the wrong monument at the wrong hour, or waiting for a car that never turns up.
We started as drivers. That is still the centre of the business: a well kept car, someone reliable behind the wheel, and a route worked out by somebody who has driven it in every season. The tour packages grew out of guests asking us to sort out the camp and the safari as well, so now we do that too.
What we are not is a booking portal. There is no algorithm here. You send a message, a person reads it, and you get an itinerary written for the people actually travelling: a slower schedule for grandparents, an earlier start for photographers, a shorter camel ride for a nervous eight year old.
From first message to final drop
- 1
You tell us the shape of the trip
Dates, how many of you, roughly what you want to see and how hard you want to be pushed. Two lines is enough to start.
- 2
We write the itinerary
A day by day route with driving times, suggested stays at two or three price points, and a single all-in figure.
- 3
You change it
Almost everybody does. Swap the camp, add the border day, cut a monument nobody is excited about. There is no charge for redrafting.
- 4
We drive it with you
Same driver throughout, contactable office number, and a plan loose enough to survive a late train or a good afternoon that runs long.
Eight things we hold ourselves to
Local Rajasthan experts
The people planning your route live here. They know which fort gate is quiet at nine, which dune road washes out after rain and where the good chai is.
Experienced drivers
Commercially licensed, familiar with every road on the itinerary, and used to travellers who want to stop for a photograph without being sighed at.
Clean, comfortable cars
Air conditioning that works in May, seats that are not worn through, and a boot that actually takes the luggage you are travelling with.
Safe and accountable
Registered commercial vehicles, valid insurance and a named contact in the office for the whole trip, not a call centre.
Transparent pricing
One quote in writing that lists what is included and what is not. No fuel surcharge invented on the last morning.
Flexible itineraries
These are private trips. Change the order, drop a stop, add an hour at the lake. Tell the driver and the day is reworked.
On time, every time
Trains into Jaisalmer arrive before dawn and flights slip. We track both and the car is there when you walk out.
Personal assistance
One person handles your booking from the first message to the final drop, so you are never re-explaining the trip to a stranger.
What guests say about the journey
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Placeholder testimonial. Describe how the trip was planned, how the driver looked after the family and what the desert night was like. Swap this for a real guest review.
Placeholder testimonial. A short, specific story works best here: an early start for the fort, a quiet stretch of dunes, a driver who waited without being asked.
Placeholder testimonial. Mention the vehicle, the punctuality and one small detail that made the trip feel personal rather than packaged.
Placeholder testimonial. Reassurance about safety, clear pricing and local knowledge belongs in this slot.
Start with a conversation, not a checkout
Send us a message with your dates. There is no deposit to talk, and no obligation once you have the itinerary.