Private India Tours for Travellers from the UK
Private journeys from Delhi with your own car and driver — the Taj Mahal, the Golden Triangle, Rajasthan and the Himalaya.
We meet you at Delhi airport and look after you from there: your own car and driver, licensed guides, hotels chosen for you, and one person — Randhir, our founder — on WhatsApp for the whole trip.
Choose your journey
Every itinerary is a starting point — we adjust pace, hotels and stops to suit you.
Planning from the UK
- Flights: there are nonstop flights from London to Delhi, and good one-stop connections from other UK airports.
- Visa: British passport holders can apply for the Indian e-Visa online through the official Indian government website.
- Time difference: India is 5½ hours ahead of the UK in winter and 4½ hours ahead in British Summer Time.
- Plugs: India uses type C, D and M sockets — bring an adapter for UK plugs.
- Best season: October to March, which is also the UK's autumn and winter.
Popular first trips
- The Golden Triangle in 4–5 days, often with Ranthambore or Varanasi added
- Rajasthan in 10–14 days — Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Pushkar
- A same-day Taj Mahal tour at the start or end of a longer trip
What every private tour includes
- Your own air-conditioned car and an experienced English-speaking driver, for you alone
- Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel or Delhi airport
- Fuel, tolls, parking, state taxes and the driver's meals and accommodation
- Licensed local guides at the main monuments when you book a guided tour
- WhatsApp support from Randhir, the founder, throughout your trip
Monument tickets, meals not listed in your itinerary, tips and personal expenses are not included unless your quote says so.
Questions travellers ask us
Yes. British passport holders can apply online for the Indian e-Visa through the official Indian government website before travelling.
Your India, planned by someone who lives here.
Tell us your dates and what you dream of seeing. Randhir will personally send you a day-by-day plan with one clear price — no obligation.