GroupKerala: Munnar, Thekkady & Alleppey
Tea hills, spice country & the backwaters
PriceOn request
Next departuresDates on WhatsApp · best after the monsoon
Trips
Trips in Kerala
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PrivateKerala: Munnar, Thekkady & Alleppey
Tea hills, spice country & a houseboat
PriceOn request
DatesAny date you choose · best after the monsoon, through winter
PrivateKerala: Wayanad, Munnar, Thekkady & Alleppey
Wayanad forests, tea hills & backwaters
PriceOn request
DatesAny date you choose · best after the monsoon, through winter
PrivateKerala Grand Journey
Hills, backwaters & the Varkala coast
PriceOn request
DatesAny date you choose · best after the monsoon, through winter
Want Kerala on your own dates?Private trips for families and friends. Two options on WhatsApp within 4 hours.
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Experiences in Kerala
Must doKathakali evening in Fort Kochi
Watch the performers put on their make-up, then see Kerala's classical dance-drama up close.
Nature & slowTea estate morning in Munnar
Walk the tea slopes in the cool morning, see how the leaf is processed, then taste it fresh.
AdventureCycling through the tea estates
Ride quiet estate roads through the tea hills, with stops for the views.
Food & peopleSpice plantation walk in Thekkady
See pepper, cardamom, cinnamon and cloves growing, with a farmer who knows every plant.
AdventureJungle walk in Periyar
A guided walk in the Periyar forest, looking for birds, giant squirrels and signs of elephants.
Nature & slowVillage canoe ride on the backwaters
Slip into the narrow canals a houseboat cannot reach, past homes, paddy and toddy shops.
Food & peopleHome-cooked sadya lunch
A traditional vegetarian feast served on a banana leaf, with a family in a backwater village.
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Things to see in Kerala
Good to know
Before you go
Getting there
Fly into Kochi or Thiruvananthapuram. Trains connect most towns.
Permits
No permits needed.
Our tip
Keep at least two nights in Munnar, and sleep on the backwaters rather than doing a day cruise.
FAQ
Kerala: your questions
Is the houseboat private?
Yes. Your houseboat is only for your group, with a crew and meals cooked on board.
Can we visit Kerala in the monsoon?
Yes, if you enjoy rain. June to August is lush and quiet but wet, and some activities depend on the weather. September to March is the most comfortable time.
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Not sure which trip is right for you?
Tell us who is travelling and how you want it to feel. We'll suggest the best way to see Kerala.
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