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2 Days / 1 Night · Dediapada, Gujarat

Adventure begins where comfort ends. If comfort is a must, this may not be for you.

🌧️ Guided

Monsoon Waterfalls Excursion

Fixed Sat–Sun batches · food, tent accommodation & guided itinerary. For food + stay only, see Non-Guided.

Notes & about

Essentials before you book

Notes

  • 2 Days / 1 Night
  • No age restrictions
  • Vehicle (bike/four-wheeler) + valid license required for the duration of the trip

About

Indian monsoons are a celebration of life — lush greenery, rhythmic raindrops, meandering streams, and the scent of petrichor. From fluorescent green paddy fields to emerald mango groves, nature is at her best. This monsoon, immerse yourself in nature’s symphony. Come, Discover Dediapada.

Start in the quaint town of Dediapada (~120 km from Baroda/Surat). Drive through ~220 km of scenic beauty, camp under stars, enjoy hot barbeque, waterfall baths, and wake up to a stunning 270° valley view.

Dates, fees & booking

Guided fixed dates · per person · no discounts · WhatsApp to confirm

Batch dates

Fixed Sat–Sun guided batches

#1

Aug 01–02

Sat–Sun

#2

Aug 08–09

Sat–Sun

#3

Aug 15–16

Sat–Sun

#4

Aug 22–23

Sat–Sun

#5

Aug 29–30

Sat–Sun

#6

Sep 05–06

Sat–Sun

#7

Sep 12–13

Sat–Sun

#8

Sep 19–20

Sat–Sun

#9

Sep 26–27

Sat–Sun

Sat–Sun batches · 2026 · confirm on WhatsApp before booking

Fees (per person)

Age 10+

₹3,399

Age 5–10

₹1,899

No discounts available.

Included in fee

  • Veg meals (Lunch ×2, Dinner ×1, Breakfast ×2)
  • BBQ (limited Veg + Paneer)
  • Tea, snacks, drinking water
  • Accommodation: Shared tents (2/3/4), sleeping bags or blankets
  • Rugs, cutlery, first aid, guides

Not included

  • Transport (to/from Dediapada and during trip)
  • Forest entry fee
  • Personal expenses

Booking process

  1. 1Confirm availability
  2. 2Transfer full amount (see details below)
  3. 3Share payment proof and ID for all participants
  4. 4Sign T&C form (booking not confirmed until signed)

Account details

Name
DISCOVER DEDIAPADA
A/C No
44277975452
IFSC
SBIN0007787
Type
Current
Branch
Dediapada, Dist Narmada, Gujarat
WhatsApp — Book Guided batch

Itinerary summary

Total distance ~170 km

Total distance: ~170 km

Day 1

Report at Dediapada → Kokam → Mozda → Campsite (night halt)

Day 2

Campsite → Mesmerizing Waterfall → Gigantic Waterfalls → Dediapada

Day 1 — Saturday

Detailed schedule

Route: Dediapada → Kokam → Mozda → Campsite
08:00Report at Dediapada — Breakfast
09:00Depart for Kokam
10:00Bathe in river & falls
13:00Depart for Mozda
13:30Lunch
14:30Depart for campsite
15:30Soup, settle in tents
EveningGroup activity (weather dependent)
NightDinner + Outdoor BBQ

Day 2 — Sunday

Detailed schedule

Route: Campsite → Mesmerizing Falls → Gigantic Falls → Dediapada
07:00Wake up + Breakfast
10:00Leave for Mesmerizing Falls
10:45Bathe + Snacks
13:00Depart for Gigantic Falls
13:10Sightseeing
13:30Lunch
15:00Depart for Dediapada
18:30Reach Dediapada & bid farewell

Places on the route

Brief on locations along the guided trip

Kokam

Kokam

Jungle stream & waterfall near an ancient temple. Kid-safe bathing spot.

Campsite

Elevated, 270° valley view, scenic and peaceful.

Campsite 1
Campsite 2
Campsite 3
Campsite 4

Mesmerizing Waterfalls

Hidden gem, described as a “natural jacuzzi”.

Mesmerizing Waterfalls 1
Mesmerizing Waterfalls 2

Gigantic Waterfalls

Valley views, greenery, and grand finale of the trip.

Gigantic Waterfalls 1
Gigantic Waterfalls 2

Checklist

25 items · expand each group

No excuse4 items
  • 1. Torch
  • 2. Raincoat or umbrella (preferably both)
  • 3. Winter jacket
  • 4. Water bottles (2 litre)
Required7 items
  • 5. Clothes
  • 6. Slippers / sandals / Crocs-type footwear
  • 7. Sports shoes
  • 8. Towel — for waterfall bath / other usage
  • 9. Towel — to keep dry before getting in/out of the tent
  • 10. Toiletries
  • 11. Plastic bag — to keep wet items outside the tent (shoes / raincoat / umbrella, etc.)
Convenience2 items
  • 12. Power bank
  • 13. Small bag (20–30 L)
Suggestions8 items
  • 14. The first stop on day 1 is a waterfall bath. If you don’t mind, wear those clothes from home. Not required — we also carry a changing tent at the waterfall.
  • 15. We bathe on both days, and unexpected rain is likely. Pack enough clothes. Keep at least one dry pair for the night, depending on how much you enjoy getting wet.
  • 16. A regular winter jacket is enough — no special gear, gloves, or woollen socks needed. For kids, bring something that at least covers the ears.
  • 17. Campsite is about 1 km from parking and reachable only on foot. Pack what you need in a regular 20–30 L bag; leave extra luggage in the car. Water bottles, towels, clothes, winter jacket, torch, umbrella, power bank and toiletries are usually enough.
  • 18. Sports shoes are required only for the day-2 waterfall (about 30 min trek one way) — but they are a must for that waterfall. Bring them and keep them in the car.
  • 19. Sandals / floaters are better than slippers on wet surfaces (common on this trip) and protect feet from sharp or uneven stones in the waterfall. Crocs-type footwear is ideal. Slippers are a straight no for the waterfall.
  • 20. Only bring footwear and items you won’t mind getting wet or leaving outside. Wet shoes/slippers stay outside tents — avoid expensive footwear, clothes, or jewellery. Better leave valuables at home.
  • 21. No electricity at the campsite (and no charging facility across the two days). Keep a power bank handy. Charge phones while you’re in the car.
No-compulsion transport options2 items
  • 22. Day 1 roads: mostly good, with some rough patches.
  • 23. Day 2 roads: the toughest stretch. We hire a Toofan from campsite to the waterfall and back.
    • 23a. ₹200 per seat (optional) — campsite ↔ waterfall
    • 23b. ₹700 per seat (optional) — full trip, Dediapada to Dediapada, both days
Contacts2 items

FAQ

13 common questions — packing, rules, stay & more

1. How does weather affect the trip?

This is a monsoon trip, so weather can change plans. On average, about 1–2 trips out of 10 are affected. We adapt as needed, but come prepared for wet and cool weather.

2. Is there charging / electricity?

No — the campsite has no electricity. Bring fully charged power banks, a torch, and spare batteries.

3. Is there mobile coverage?

Mixed. The route is roughly 170 km — some stretches have signal, some don’t. The campsite usually has coverage, though it can fluctuate. Jio tends to work best overall.

4. Is it suitable for kids?

Yes and no. We do get kids on our trips, and most settle in easily. As parents, you know your child best. The main things to weigh: it gets colder at the campsite than many people expect, conditions can be rainy and wet, and sleeping is on the floor — there are no raised-frame beds.

5. What is the cancellation policy?

14+ days before: 100% refund · 4+ days before: 50% refund · Last 3 days: No refund. Message us on WhatsApp to cancel.

6. Do you work with third-party agents?

No. Book and contact us only through the WhatsApp numbers on this site — we don’t use agents.

7. Are there toilets and bathrooms?

Toilets are only at the day-1 breakfast point, day-1 lunch point, and the campsite. They are not available elsewhere — for example at the day-2 lunch point or anywhere in between on the route. There are no bathrooms; bathing is natural, in the waterfalls.

8. What should I bring?

Vehicle with a full tank (avoid low-CC scooters), license and helmets/seatbelts, raincoat, sports shoes and sandals, torch with spare batteries, quick-dry clothes and a warm jacket, waterproof pouch, toiletries and medicines. Camera is optional.

9. What is strictly prohibited?

Alcohol, speeding, littering, smoking inside or near tents, and promoting other tour groups.

10. What are the road conditions like?

Mixed — smooth tarmac to rough off-road stretches. Sedans and hatchbacks commonly make the trip. If you prefer more comfort, you can hire a Toofan from Dediapada (around ₹6500 for 2 days).

11. Is Jain food available?

Yes, if you request it in advance when you book.

12. Is there a changing tent?

Yes — we carry a simple portable enclosure to the waterfalls. It’s enough to change at public places.

13. Anything else I should know?

Leave no trace and respect nature. Plans can shift with monsoon weather — pack for rain and cooler nights.