Jawai Leopard Safari Lodge - Bera

4-star wildlife resort on a 110-acre private farm in Bera's leopard territory

Accommodations

Jawai Leopard Safari Lodge offers Swiss cottage-inspired tents set on a 110-acre private farm near Jawai Dam and Bera. Each tent includes a private bathroom, a balcony with garden views, and a flat-screen TV. The self-contained units are designed for comfort, with air conditioning and free toiletries provided.

Dining

The on-site restaurant serves British, Indian, and local cuisine, with vegetarian and halal options available. Meals are prepared by renowned local chefs, and the rustic dining tents overlook the gardens. A buffet breakfast is included with the stay.

Wildlife & Activities

Jawai Leopard Safari Lodge is located in the heart of a major leopard spotting area, with evening safaris and open gypsy drives for wildlife viewing. Guests can spot leopards, sloth bears, and crocodiles in the Bera Leopard Reserve. Nature walks and cultural experiences with local herdsmen are also available.

Location & Grounds

The resort sits on a 110-acre private farm near Jawai Dam and Devgiri Temple, a site known for leopard encounters. The property includes a garden, outdoor furniture, and an outdoor swimming pool open all year. Expert security with 24-hour guards is provided for guest safety.

Services & Dining

Jawai Leopard Safari Lodge offers a buffet breakfast with vegetarian and halal options, plus farm-to-plate dining from the on-site farm. The 24-hour front desk arranges airport transfers, luggage storage, and room service. Guests can also enjoy personalized interactions with local conservationists and village life experiences.

• Location: 110-acre private farm near Jawai Dam and Bera Leopard Reserve
• Rooms: Swiss cottage-inspired tents with garden-view balconies
• Dining: British, Indian, and local cuisine with farm-to-plate ingredients
• Wildlife: Evening leopard safaris and open gypsy drives
• Safety: 24-hour security guards on site
• Activities: Nature walks and cultural experiences with local herdsmen