Destination Guide
Kerala
Green stillness. Slow water. Long afternoons.
Overview
Kerala moves slower than anywhere else in the country, and that is exactly the point. Days are spent on the water, in tea gardens, or doing very little beside a beach. It suits honeymooners, families travelling with older parents, and anyone actively trying to rest.
Backwater houseboats, Munnar's tea hills, quiet beaches and Ayurveda — the calmest holiday on the Indian map.
- Region
- South India
- Country
- India
- Best time to visit
- September to March
- Ideal duration
- 5 – 8 days
At A Glance
Why Visit
Why Kerala.
Overnight houseboat cruises through the Alleppey backwaters.
Munnar and Wayanad's tea estates and mist-covered hills.
Ayurvedic treatments and wellness stays at every price point.
Some of the cleanest, quietest beaches in India.
Places To Explore
Where Your Days Go.
The places we build into itineraries most often.
Alleppey Backwaters
Overnight houseboat with freshly cooked Kerala meals.
Munnar
Tea plantations, Eravikulam National Park and cool air.
Kochi & Fort Kochi
Chinese fishing nets, colonial streets and art cafés.
Varkala & Kovalam
Cliffside beaches and sunset walks.
Gallery
Recommended Journeys
Trips We'd Suggest.
Each of these can be modified — duration, stays, route and pace.
Questions Travellers Ask.
Everything we wish someone had told us before a first trip to Kerala.
Yes. A day cruise shows you the backwaters; an overnight stay lets you watch the villages wake up and eat freshly cooked karimeen on board. It is the single most memorable night of most Kerala trips.
September to March is comfortable across the state. August brings Onam and the snake boat races, but also heavy rain.
It is one of the best. Distances are short, the terrain is flat in the backwaters, and houseboats and resorts are designed for slower travel.
Start Planning
Let's Build Your Kerala Trip.
Tell us how you want it to feel. We will handle the route, the stays and everything in between.
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