Kerala Beach Tour Packages

Yes, we have special houseboat tour packages for Kerala. You can check at our Backwater tour section.

Yes, we offer Ayurveda treatment packages in Kerala which include stay, meals and other necessary services.

Yes, a houseboat stay is absolutely safe in Kerala.

The peak tourist season in Kerala is during the winters, from November to March. To get the maximum benefits of Ayurveda, monsoon is the best time.

Yes, pick up and drop facilities from the airport/railway station are included in the packages

Yes, vegetarian food is available in the Kerala Hotels and Resorts.

You will have to visit our website, select the package of your choice, fill in the details and one of our travel executives will get back to you as soon as possible

Yes, you can customize our Kerala holiday package.

Although the houseboats operate in the monsoon season, they don't operate in case of very heavy rains.

No, we do not offer the option of night sightseeing in Kerala.

Some of the best destinations to visit in Kerala for beach holidays are :

• Kovalam Beach : The beach is a haven of serenity and located almost 16 kilometers from the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram. It's divided into 2 beaches: Eve's Beach & Lighthouse Beach.
• Varkala Beach : The beach is famous for its natural spring, a cliff on which stands the 2,000 years old Janardhana Swamy Temple and various Ayurvedic massage centers located close by.
• Marari Beach : Go to Marari Beach to relax, enjoy the pleasing sights all around and explore the local fishing village located close by. Enjoy water sports like parasailing and sea surfing.
• Alappuzha Beach : Alappuzha is called the Venice of the East where one can enjoy adventure activities like boating, visit an old lighthouse located close by & Nehru Boat Trophy Race held in August.
• Kappil Beach : Kappil Beach is a haven of seclusion. Some of the things that you can do here are enjoy a picnic, climb the Kodi cliff and just enjoy the stillness in the surroundings & within you.

Some of the must visit hill stations in Kerala are-

• Munnar : Visit the famous hill station of Munnar to learn about tea processing, coming across gorgeous sceneries, roaring waterfalls, spice plantations, tea gardens & rich wildlife.
• Wayanad : Wayanad is famous for its extraordinary beauty, camping & trekking trails, caves, bird watching sites and rich wildlife which can be seen at Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary.
• Kumily : Kumily, located on the outskirts of Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary in Cardamom Hills, is noted for its spice & tea plantations. Explore the plantations, visit the Tribal Heritage Museum & enjoy shopping.
• Idukki : Idukki is a district which comprises some of the popular hill stations in Kerala like Munnar, Vagamon, Thekkady and Marayur& wildlife sanctuaries like Idukki, Eravikulam&Periyar.

Some of the best places for wildlife holidays in Kerala are :

• Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary : Located in Thekkady, Periyar National Park is famous for its 100 years old lake, trees which grow to 140 feet & animals like tiger, gaur & sambar.
• Eravikulam National Park : Eravikulam is famous for the Neelakurinji, a flower that blooms once every 12 years, and for its wildlife, of which the NilgiriTahr is found in the majority. Its other famous attraction is the Anamudi Peak.
• Thattekad Bird Sanctuary : The tropical deciduous and evergreen trees in the forest of Thattekad are inhabited by a large number of forest & water birds and is a haven for bird lovers & ornithologists.
• Silent Valley National Park :Located in the district of Palakkad, Silent Valley National Park is home to almost 16 species of birds, 34 species of mammals, 1000 species of flowering plants & 128 species of butterflies: wildlife overloaded!
• Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary:Besides acting as the Green Lung of Kochi, Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary is inhabited by almost 194 birds belonging to 32 species. 6 species of mammals have also been recorded.

Some popular destinations for meditation and Ayurvedic treatment in Kerala are :

• Kovalam : Kovalam is a stunning beach destination dotted with excellent Ayurvedic centers, resorts and spas, where you can spend a rejuvenating and enjoyable Ayurveda holiday.
• Kollam : The Ayurveda therapies performed in the treatment centers& resorts in Kollam are popular even in the Western countries.
• Thrissur : Experiences the benefits of rejuvenation and relaxation with Ayurvedic massages in the temple city of Thrissur.
• Alleppey : Alappuzha is famous for being a famous backwater destination, beaches, ecosystem and Ayurvedic tourism. You can benefit from a variety of massages and therapies.
• Palakkad : Some of the things that work in favour of Palakkad when it comes to being a famous Ayurveda destination are scenic nature, availability of medicinal plants and natural therapies.

Some of the must-visit pilgrimage sites in Kerala are:

• Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple : It is one of the 108 temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu in the country. The prime deity is almost 18 feet long while the interiors are adorned with murals and paintings.
• Achankovil Temple : Lord Ayappa is the presiding deity of the temple, while both the Chandan and the Holy Water possess medicinal qualities to treat snake bites.
• Ananthapura Lake Temple :Visiting the Ananthapura Lake Temple, 1000 years old, can be a spiritually uplifting experience. Babia, a vegetarian crocodile living in the temple’s lake, is believed to be almost 150 years old.
• Annamalai Temple : Constructed almost 1800 years back, the Annamalai Temple is built in the Chola style of architecture. There is a stepwell whose water never dries out, even during drought.
• Chengannur Mahadeva Temple : The Shiva Lingam in this temple is gold plated, while the exquisite woodwork and gorgeous mural paintings. The presiding deities of the temple are Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati.

Some of the popular places to visit in Kerala for backwater holidays are :

• Ashtamudi Lake : Ashtamudi Lake is called so for its 8 arms. It serves as the entry point to the famous backwaters in Kerala, with the Kollam to Alappuzharoute being the most famous.
• Alappuzha : You can embark on a cruise from Alappuzha, also known as the Venice of the East through the canals in Kuttanad, known as the Rice Bowl of Kerala.
• Kavvayi : One of the most famous backwater destinations in Kerala, backwater cruises here let you see the everyday lives of the villagers, rare flora & fauna and the stunning views that catch all your attention!
• Kumarakom : The backwaters of Kumarakom are rich in marine life like tiger prawns and karimeen pearl spotted fish. A ride on a houseboat takes you across paddy fields, rows of palm trees & lively fishing villages.
• Vembanad Lake : This particular stretch of backwater resembles a pearl necklace. It hosts a snake boat competition during Onam, the harvest festival. Spot some birds, islands & other captivating sights.