Tourist Attractions

1. Alleppey Backwaters
   Explore the tranquil backwaters aboard a fully-staffed private houseboat. Drift past coconut groves, village life, and paddy fields, enjoying gourmet meals on deck.

2. Munnar Tea Gardens
   Unwind in the cool climes of Munnar, surrounded by rolling tea plantations, waterfalls, and colonial-era charm. Visit a tea museum or opt for a spa day in your luxury resort.

3. Fort Kochi
   Discover the historical melting pot of Kerala—Portuguese churches, Dutch colonial homes, and Chinese fishing nets lining the Arabian Sea. Enjoy curated heritage walks and boutique stays in restored mansions.

4. Thekkady (Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary)
   Encounter elephants and exotic birdlife during a jungle safari or boat ride across Lake Periyar. Stay in eco-luxury lodges set against a backdrop of spice plantations.

5. Kovalam & Varkala Beaches
   Relax on golden sands with world-class hospitality. These pristine beaches are perfect for sunset views, seafood feasts, and Ayurvedic therapies.

6. Wayanad
   For those seeking serenity in the mountains, Wayanad offers dense forests, waterfalls, caves, and tribal culture—all accessible from luxurious hill resorts.

Things to Do

• Houseboat Stay in Alleppey or Kumarakom with candlelit dinners

• Indulge in authentic Ayurvedic therapies at world-renowned spas

• Private spice plantation and tea estate tours with tasting sessions

• Attend a Kathakali or Kalaripayattu performance arranged exclusively

• Personalized heritage walks in Fort Kochi and Trivandrum

• Private cooking classes with local chefs in heritage homes

• Jeep safaris in Wayanad or bamboo rafting in Thekkady

• Beach yoga or meditation sessions with professional instructors

How to Reach

By Air:
Kerala is well connected by three major international airports—Cochin (COK), Trivandrum (TRV), and Calicut (CCJ). These airports have direct flights from major Indian cities and international hubs such as Dubai, Singapore, and Doha.

By Rail:
Major railway stations like Ernakulam Junction, Trivandrum Central, and Kozhikode connect Kerala to the rest of India. First-class travel options are available for luxury travelers.

By Road:
Kerala has a robust network of national highways and state roads. Luxury road transfers in private vehicles can be arranged from neighboring states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

By Water:
Kerala also boasts inland water transport, and luxury cruises are available from Kochi to destinations like Kollam and Alleppey.

Best Time to Visit

October to March is considered the best time to visit Kerala, when the weather is pleasant, cool, and dry—ideal for sightseeing, backwater cruises, and beach holidays.

Monsoon (June to September) is ideal for Ayurvedic treatments and spa retreats. The rain-washed landscapes are stunning, and wellness resorts often offer discounted packages.

Why Choose This Tour

• Handpicked 5-star and heritage accommodations

• Private, air-conditioned vehicles with experienced chauffeurs

• Flexible and customizable itineraries

• Authentic cultural experiences with a luxury twist

• Gourmet dining options including traditional Kerala cuisine

• Personal travel assistant and concierge support throughout

• Environmentally conscious travel with curated eco-luxury options

• Safety, comfort, and exclusivity assured at every step