Spend your time watching over 200 species that make Galibore their abode. This is an inactivity that birdwatchers and photography enthusiasts will love. Pied crested cuckoo, tawny eagle, and gray headed fishing eagle are just a few of the avian attractions here.

You will also find yourself surrounded by beautiful animals such as spotted deer and sambar, the elusive grizzled giant squirrel, and the majestic elephants and leopards. The camp arranges treks and nature walks to get you close to these beautiful beings. As you take your wildlife exploration to the waters of River Cauvery, you will encounter the mighty mahseer fish.

Feel alive in natural surroundings as you laze in the many hammocks placed strategically in Galibore or simply take a walk on the never-ending riverbank. If fishing is your kind of thing, the place offers you ample opportunities to indulge in this activity. Just ensure that you release the catch back in the waters as Galibore Fishing and Nature Camp practices a strict catch-and-release policy, especially to protect the endangered mahseer fish. Also, the Camp does not provide you fishing gear and you are to make arrangements for these on your own.

You can also take a spinning coracle ride in the calmer waters of Cauvery. Expect to feel a little woozy as you disembark from this circular float. For the more adventurous people, the Nature Camp offers river rafting activities under expert guidance. You will be provided safety gear and all precautious would be taken.

You will be taken on a nature trek by experienced guides. Enjoy the sight of many species of birds and animals that you encounter on the trail. The day ends with a delightful campfire and tasty barbeque. You will also be entertained with a wildlife movie. Make time for star gazing in the quiet surroundings with your loved ones. You are sure to enjoy this unique family time here. If you plan to venture out, don’t miss the Sangam which is a confluence of River Arkavati and River Cauvery. It is situated just a few minutes away and is a tourist spot in itself.

Exactly hundred kilometres from Bangalore, a signpost at Kanakapura guides you to turn left into a village road that'll take you to Sangam, the confluence of the two rivers Arkavathi and Cauvery. From here, following another signpost, it's a short drive of about ten kilometres on a gravelly track, through a wooded terrain, to the Camp. Though it is an unmetalled road, we have ensured that cars can reach Galibore. By the way, this place is 6km down stream of Muttatti village.