Kerala Tour Packages

Ans: Kerala is popularly called as the ‘God’s own country’ and one of the famous tourist destinations. It is a treasure trove of nature and owns magnanimously wonderful places that one can cherish throughout life. We have meticulously crafted itineraries for every kind of traveler such as:

Best of Kerala: This tour takes you to the most famous destinations of Kerala. Embark on the journey and explore the best of Kerala with this tour package.

Kerala Houseboat Tour Alleppey: The backwaters of Kerala can be best explored by the houseboat and Alleppey is one of the famous backwater destinations. Get a deep insight into the rural lifestyle of Kerala. Know more about Kerala Houseboat Tour Alleppey.

Kerala Backwaters Tour: Kerala is dotted with a vast network of backwaters and the exploration tour of backwaters is one of the most sought after tour packages among the travelers.

Magical Athirapally with Munnar: Munnar is a paradise for nature lovers and Athirapally is famous for cascades of waterfalls. The tour of these magnificent places is worth visiting. Explore best customized package.

Ans: Kerala is the boast of beautiful backwaters, enchanting hill stations and palm-fringed beaches which makes it a perfect honeymoon destination. There are innumerable places where newlywed can spend the first trip of their life and which makes the honeymoon an alluring affair. The best honeymoon destinations in Kerala are:

• Munnar
• Alleppey
• Kovalam
• Marari beach
• Wayanad
• Kumarakom
• Thekkady
• Varkala
• Kollam

Just imagine glaring at the shimmering backwater of Kumarakom, Alleppey, and Thekkady while holding the hand of your spouse and enjoy the scenic landscapes of Kerala. These moments might be some of the best moments of your life so enjoy them to the fullest. Take a houseboat tour and cruise through the immense network of canals, lagoon, lakes, and rivers and you will witness the sheer beauty of the backwaters. 

Wedding days are some of the most hectic and tiring days of life. Take a break and spend the best time of your life with your best half and visit the hills of Munnar and Wayanad which are another beautiful place where you can enjoy the enchanting beauty of the lush green vegetation and tea, coffee, and spice plantations with the love of your life. 

The glistening beaches of Varkala, Marari, and Kollam are a paradise for the nature lovers. Take a long walk alongside the shores and enjoy the astounding sunset with your love. You can also enjoy water sports activities here and make memories of a lifetime.

Ans: Dotted with palm-fringed beaches, a long coastline, backwaters, glistening lakes, shimmering rivers, inter-linked canals, rolling hills with aromatic tea, coffee, and spice plantations, and many more natural wonders. Kerala is one of the prominent tourist places in India which lures a large number of tourists from all over the world. 

Alleppey - Famous for Backwaters

This place is famous for its interlinked network of canals, rivers, and lakes. You can sail through the backwater and witness the rural lifestyle of the people who live alongside the shores. Enjoy the enchanting beauty of the palm-fringed shores, paddy fields, and quaint little villages. Know more about Alappuzha Backwaters. 

Munnar - Pretty little hill station and a romantic destination

Munnar is an idyllic hill station which is famous for its aromatic tea, coffee, and spice plantations. Snuggled in the lap of the Western Ghats and boasts of lush greenery, this place is blessed with the enchanting beauty.

Kumarakom - Exceptionally serene and mesmerizing

This picturesque little hamlet has snuggled nearby the Vembanad Lake is famous for the enchanting landscapes and alluring sceneries. It is home to a large number of flora and fauna species. Boating, cruising, fishing, and Kumarakom houseboat stay are some of the famous things to do here.

Wayanad - Impeccable Beauty

It is a nature’s abode and dotted with waterfalls, historical caves, wildlife reserves, and spice plantations. Wayanad is home to sprawling plantations where one can go for walk and enjoy the aroma of the tea, coffee, and spices. Trekking to the pre-historic caves and explore the exquisite variety of flora and fauna in the Wayanad Wildlife Reserve are the famous things to do here.

Thekkady - Paradise for Wildlife Enthusiasts

Thekkady is the home to the largest Tiger Reserve in the country. Periyar National Park is a famous tourist attraction where one can spot the Tigers, Sambars, Elephants, Lions, Boars, and Lion-tailed macaque. Bamboo Rafting in the Mallaiperiyar Dam and hiking amidst the wilderness is among the best experiences.

Kovalam - Enchanting Beaches

Kovalam is situated at just 13 km from the Trivandrum, capital of Kerala. It is famous for its three crescent-shaped beaches named – Samudra Beach, Lighthouse Beach, and Hawah Beach. Ayurvedic treatment and therapies are other famous things in Kovalam in which one can indulge during their Kerala trip.

Bekal - Nature’s Delight

Bekal is famous for its beaches, backwaters, and forts. This place is a true nature’s delight and it is home to the largest fortress in Kerala named Bekal Fort. The fort is surrounded by the Arabian Sea from the three sides and offers the majestic view of the coastline. It is designated as one of the top ten travel destinations by Lonely Planet.

Varkala - Stunning Beaches

Varkala is home to some of the pristine glistening beaches, exotic hills, shimmering lakes, ancient forts, natural fisheries, and springs. This coastal town has a 15 m high cliff which is sprawling with shacks is famous for its hippie culture. This town is set amidst the lush greenery and a paradise for water sports enthusiasts.

Marari - Paradise for Beach lovers

Marari Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in the country and it is rated among the ‘Top 5 Hammock Beaches’ by the National Geographic. Situated in the Alleppey District, this beach is very famous among the tourists. This is a white sand beach and walking alongside the shore while glaring at the sunset is one of the best experiences in Kerala.

Ans: The best time to visit Kerala is from October to March. This time of the year is relatively cooler which makes it a comfortable time to plan the visit. 

Summer Season: The summer season starts in March and lasts until May. During this time the state is suffering from the sweltering heat and makes it difficult to go on a sightseeing tour in the city.

Monsoon Season: While the monsoon starts in June and lasts till September. Due to its proximity to the Arabian Sea, Kerala receives heavy rainfall. During this time one can enjoy the view of the waterfalls and the backwaters as they are gushing to their fullest. 

Winter Season: The winters are the best time to explore the city and enjoy it at its fullest. People usually love to indulge in water sports activities, sunbathing, houseboat cruises, beach exploration, and Ayurvedic massages. A few of the most visited places during this time are Munnar, Alleppey, Kovalam, Kumarakom, Periyar, Wayanad, Kochi, Trivandrum, and Thekkady. More information on best time to visit in Kerala.

Ans: Kerala is a treasure trove of natural wonders, traditional and cultural heritage. It is popularly known as ‘God’s own country’ and it stands true to its name. It is one of the most sought after tourist destinations in India and lures a large number of tourists from all over the world. The list of the reason for which Kerala is famous is very long and seldom ending but few of them are:

Kerala Backwaters - It is home to a large interlinked network of canals, lagoons, lakes, and rivers that run inland from the coast of Kerala. This labyrinth network formed by the 900 km of waterways and one can explore them by the means of houseboats and cruises. Know more about Kerala Backwaters.

Kerala Houseboat - Cruising through the backwaters and exploring the serene beaches, palm-fringed shores, paddy fields, and quaint little villages during the houseboat stay is an experience that can match nothing else. Just take the tour in the houseboat and give yourself a chance to be in awe by gazing at these natural marvels.  

Spa & Ayurveda - Ayurveda has its origin in India and home to one of the best Ayurveda resorts. The salubrious weather helps in healing quickly and thus account for complete rejuvenation. Kerala is a holistic health destination which helps to rejuvenate mind, body, and soul.

Hill stations - Munnar, Wayanad, and Vagamon are the hilly areas of the state which also houses the best tea, coffee, and spice plantations. The idyllic hill stations are dotted with the enchanting landscapes and lush greenery. Enjoy the panoramic views of the mist-clad hills and glare at the dazzling beauty of the glittering waterfalls.

Temples - Kerala is the land of Gods and it has some of the oldest temples in the country. Most of them are dedicated to their beloved Lord Ayappa and others belong to Lord Shiva and Lord Vishnu. Shri Padmanabhaswamy Temple is one of the richest temples in the world is situated in Trivandrum, the capital of Kerala. Sabarimala Temple is another world-renowned temple that lies in Kerala which one must visit.

Festivals - This state is famous for its festivities and with what great zeal they celebrate those festivals are another recognizable thing. Onam Festival, Snake Boat Race festival, Nehru Boat Race (traditional boat race), Thrissur Pooram, and Theyyam are the world-famous festivals that have been celebrated in Kerala and attracts a large number of domestic and international tourists.

Ans: Ayurveda and Yoga have their origin in India and they are one of the best rejuvenating activities which help to relax the mind, body, and soul. Kerala is home to numerous Ayurveda resorts which offers the best facilities.

While Varkala, Kovalam, Wayanad, Kollam, Mararikulam, and Trivandrum are the best places to indulge in spa and Ayurveda activities in one go. In Kerala, the leisure and Ayurveda go hand in hand. You can experience the lavishness and grandeur hospitality with Ayurvedic treatments and massages. The resorts use unique ways to address the mental and physical issues of the patients and provides numerous treatments which are a blend of yoga and Ayurveda. Explore Ayurveda packages.

Here is the list of the rejuvenating Ayurvedic Resorts in Kerala:

• Somatheeram Ayurvedic Health Resort, Kovalam
• Kairali Ayurvedic Health Resort, Palakkad
• Ayurveda Yoga Villa, Wayanad
• Ideal Ayurvedic Resort, Poovar
• Beach and Lake Ayurvedic Resort, Trivandrum

Ans: Kerala takes you on a gastronomical journey of food items which are so tasty that you will lick your fingers. Kerala is home to lip-smacking food and takes pride in its long list of non-vegetarian food that it has to offer to its visitors. The must-try dishes of Kerala are:

• Puttu and Kadala Curry (Steamed Rice and curry which is essentially a black chickpea)
• Appam with Stew (rice pancake with south Indian style stew)
• Idiyappam (made of rice flour and paired with curry)
• Nadan Kozhi Varuthathu (Spicy Chicken Fry)
• Kerala Prawn Curry
• Naadan Beef Fry or Kerala Style Beef Fry
• Banana fritters
• Erissery (Pumpkin and Lentil Stew)
• Parippu Curry (Dal Curry)
• Dosa Ghee Roast with Kerala Style Sambar
• Idli Sambar and this list go on and on.

Ans: It depends upon the weather in which you are traveling to Kerala. If you are planning to visit during summers then carry light cotton clothes which are suitable for hot and humid climate. Carry sunscreen, sunglasses, water bottle with you every time. Refill your water bottle and avoid overusing of plastic water bottles. 

If you are planning your tour during monsoon then carry an umbrella, the raincoat is the most recommendable thing. 

While during winters you should carry light woolens so that you will be able to enjoy the Kerala trip to the fullest.

Ans: Kerala is certainly a safe place to visit. There were 2-3 Cases of coronavirus in the state but those were restrained timely and now Kerala is completely free from it. The Government has also declared that Kerala is absolutely safe for tourists.

Ans: You can enjoy a beach holiday in places like Cochin, Kovalam, Alleppey, Varkala, etc. Below is the list of the best beach destinations in Kerala along with the attractions you can enjoy there:

• Kovalam Beach - Ayurveda Spa, water sports
• Varkala Beach - Romantic ambiance
• Marari Beach - Serenity
• Kannur - Culture
• Bekal Beach - Luxury resorts
• Cochin (Fort Kochi) – Chinese fishing nets

Ans: Blessed by the Arabian Sea, Kerala is home to some of the best beaches in the country. Here is the list of the best beaches in Kerala:

• Kovalam Beach (Samudra, Light House & Hawa Beach)
• Varkala Beach
• Marari Beach
• Kannur
• Bekal Beach
• Alleppey Beach
• Thiruvambadi Beach
• Papanasam Beach
• Kappil Beach and Lake
• Cherai Beach
• Muzhappilangad Beach
• Kappad Beach    
• Kollam Beach

Ans: Bekal beach, in far north Kerala (around one hour's drive from Mangalore airport in Karnataka) is the biggest beach in Kerala. The beach is famous for its old fort apparently the largest one in Kerala.

Ans: Yes, Kerala is home to both serene backwater and soaring ocean making great opportunities for water sports. You can make a direct payment on the spot for booking of water adventure with professional water sports organizers in Kerala. Below is the list of the top-rated water sports in Kerala and the places where you can enjoy it.

• Bamboo rafting - Wayanad
• Kayaking - Alleppey
• Scuba diving - Kovalam Beaches
• Snorkeling & Parasailing - Kovalam, Varkala, Alleppey, and Cochin
• Catamaran Sailing - Alleppey, Kovalam, Varkala

Ans: There are a plethora of water sports destinations in Kerala. Below is the list of the best places to enjoy water sports in Kerala:

• Cochin - Snorkeling
• Varkala - Scuba Diving & Parasailing 
• Kovalam - Snorkeling, Parasailing & Scuba Diving
• Alleppey - Snorkeling & Kayaking
• Wayanad - Bamboo Rafting

Ans: No. However, we are partnered with most of the renowned hotels & resorts located in each of the tourist destinations included in our packages. We can arrange your stay as per your specific requirements.

Ans: The best places to enjoy Tree house stay in Kerala are Munnar, Wayanad, and Thekkady.

Ans: Due to safety reasons, children below 12 years are not allowed to stay in tree houses.

Ans: Periyar National Park is the largest National Park in Kerala. It is located in the district of Pathanamthitta and Idukki.

Ans: Yes, Eravikulam National Park in Idukki district is home to one of the biggest tiger reserves in India. It is among the must-visit places during the Kerala tour. The best things to do in Eravikulam National Park include Trekking, tiger spotting, wild safari, nature walks, and photography. Apart from tigers, you can also spot Nilgiri Tahr, Nilgiri Langur, leopards, Golden Jackal, striped-necked mongoose and various other types of flora and fauna here.

Ans: No, there are no crocodiles in Kerala Backwaters. The backwaters are composed of lagoons, lakes, rivers, rivulets, canals, streams and salty seawater.

Ans: There are many amazing camping spots in Kerala located in Munnar, Cochin, and Wayanad. The popular camping spots in Kerala are Agasthyarkoodam, Nelliyampathy, Parambikulam Island, Gavi, and Thattekad.

Ans: The best places to enjoy cultural shows in Kerala are Munnar, Cochin, and Thekkady. The best things to enjoy in the cultural shows are the classical dance forms of Kerala.

Ans: The performance of Kathakali, Mohiniyattam and Martial Art are the prime attractions of cultural shows in Kerala. Onam festival, Thrissur Pooram, and the Cochin Carnival most famous cultural shows in Kerala.

Ans: Yes. You can surely ask for custom-designed holiday packages as per your preferences. Though you can include any of the locations you want to visit in your customized package, you will have to select the hotels & resorts featured in our hotel & resorts list only. For more information, please contact us.

Ans: Yes. We can arrange for a stay at your preferred hotels from the list of our hotels & resorts.

Ans: Almost all of our packages include pick up and drop services from the nearest airport or the railway station providing you smooth transportation during the tour.

Ans: There are two airports in Kerala, one in Cochin and another in Trivandrum. Both are connected to all the major airports in India.