The Fern Gir Forest Resort

Gir National Park

West India

In the land of the famous Asiatic lions at Sasan Gir, The Fern Gir Forest Resort offers 40 well-appointed, air-conditioned villas, suites, cottages and tents, and a very memorable vacation. True to an authentic experience of living in undisturbed nature, they ensure that the environment remains protected with The Fern’s award-winning, environmentally-sensitive programmes. The resort is built in an ethnic style inspired by local design that has evolved to strike the best balance in Gir’s hot summer and chilly winters.

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Express check-in & check-out; group check-in & check-out; multi-cuisine restaurant; fine-dining restaurant, swimming pool; amphitheatre; access facility for differently-abled; kids’ play area; gym.

Indoor and outdoor games like table tennis, billiards, volleyball, badminton; indoor and outdoor competitions like tug of war, musical chairs, environmental quiz, drawing; Dhamal dance; nature-related activities like riverside trails, bird watching, wildlife movies, planting trees and star gazing.
The Fern Gir Forest Resort offers 40 well-appointed, air-conditioned villas, suites, cottages and tents for accommodation under these categories - The Fern Tent, Winter Green, Fern Vilas and Hazel Suite.
With three restaurants on the resort premises, The Fern Gir Forest Resort offers multi-cuisine options for both a-la-carte and buffet fine-dining experiences.
Nearest Airport: Diu (62km)

Nearest Railhead: Veraval (40km)

£115.5 - £231 From price based on lowest category room per night. Enquire direct to get full range of pricing and to book.
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Gir National Park

Rugged, scraggly, brown and dry, Gir is best known as the last bastion of the Asiatic lion. A beautiful hilly but harsh and thorny habitat in southern Gujarat, it is the last remnant of native landscape within the Saurashtra peninsula, yet often compared with the African bushveld. Old lion adversaries including leopards, hyenas, jackals and sloth bears live here too. The lions that once ranged from Asia Minor to the northern plains of India almost came to the brink of extinction due to a combin Read more>>