Kerala Tour from Mumbai

After breakfast, begin a scenic drive to Munnar, one of Kerala’s most famous hill stations. The journey takes around 4–5 hours, winding through lush valleys, spice plantations, and endless stretches of tea gardens.

On arrival, check into your hotel and relax amidst the cool mountain breeze. The evening is free for leisure – you could stroll through the local markets, sip fresh cardamom-flavoured tea, or simply enjoy the peaceful hill views. Overnight stay in Munnar.

Wake up to the crisp, refreshing mountain air of Munnar and embark on a full day of exploring its natural beauty and rich tea heritage. Begin your day with a visit to Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. The park is renowned for its rolling grasslands and dense shola forests, offering spectacular panoramic views. Next, head to the Mattupetty Dam, where you can enjoy a peaceful boat ride amidst serene waters and green hills. Continue to Echo Point, a picturesque location where the natural acoustics allow your voice to echo back, making it a fun stop for all ages. In the afternoon, dive into the history and legacy of tea production at the Tea Museum, where you can learn about Munnar's deep-rooted tea culture and savor a freshly brewed cup of local tea. After a fulfilling day, return to your hotel for a relaxed overnight stay in Munnar.

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and drive to Thekkady, a scenic journey of approximately four hours through the lush landscapes of Kerala. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and gear up for a day filled with wilderness and cultural experiences. Start with a boat ride on Periyar Lake, nestled within the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary, where you may spot elephants, deer, wild boars, and a variety of birds along the forested banks. Later, enjoy a spice plantation tour, walking through aromatic fields filled with cardamom, cinnamon, pepper, and other spices that are an integral part of Kerala’s agricultural identity. In the evening, witness the thrilling Kalaripayattu performance, a traditional martial art of Kerala known for its speed, agility, and power. Conclude your day with a comfortable overnight stay in Thekkady.

Today you’ll head to Alleppey, often called the Venice of the East. Upon arrival, step aboard a traditional Kerala houseboat, your floating home for the night.

As the houseboat glides along palm-fringed canals and backwaters, watch daily village life unfold — fishermen casting nets, children playing by the water, and women weaving coir mats. Enjoy freshly cooked authentic Kerala meals on board and soak in the serenity of the backwaters.

Spending the night on a houseboat under a starlit sky is one of the most unique experiences this tour offers.

After a peaceful breakfast on the houseboat, disembark and drive towards Kovalam (approx. 4–5 hours), Kerala’s most famous beach destination.

Upon arrival, check into your seaside resort and relax. Spend the evening walking along the golden sandy beaches, enjoying a dip in the Arabian Sea, or indulging in rejuvenating Ayurvedic spa treatments. Overnight stay in Kovalam.

On your final day in Kerala, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel before checking out and heading to Trivandrum for a short yet enriching city tour. Begin with a visit to the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, a revered shrine dedicated to Lord Vishnu, famed for its majestic Dravidian-style architecture and spiritual significance. Continue to the Napier Museum & Art Gallery, where you can explore a fascinating collection of Kerala’s cultural heritage, including ancient artefacts, traditional art, and historical exhibits. After soaking in the cultural essence of the city, proceed to Trivandrum Airport for your return flight to Mumbai, carrying with you lasting memories of Kerala’s serene backwaters, misty hills, golden beaches, and timeless charm.