Explore the lush forest, bamboo groves, and waterfalls of the Western Ghats mountain range. Trek to the top of Chembra Peak to see the heart-shaped lake, or hike to the Meenmutty waterfalls, one of the largest waterfalls in Kerala. Adventure enthusiasts can also try ziplining, rock climbing, and camping in the area.
Experience the tranquil backwaters of Kerala on a kayaking trip through the interconnected canals, lagoons, and lakes. Paddle through the narrow waterways lined with coconut trees, past traditional village life and wildlife such as kingfishers, otters, and even dolphins. A local guide will provide insight into the history, culture and ecology of the area.
Discover the underwater world of the Arabian Sea with a scuba diving session in Kovalam. Explore vibrant coral reefs, tropical fish, and even shipwrecks. Expert instructors will guide visitors through basic training before leading underwater tours. Snorkeling and surfing are other popular water activities in the area.
Challenge yourself with a thrilling rock climbing and rappelling adventure in Munnar. The terrain boasts a mix of easy to challenging climbs with stunning scenery such as steep cliffs, waterfalls, and valleys. Learn essential skills from experienced guides before taking on various routes. Visitors can also sip on some freshly brewed tea at one of the many tea plantations nearby.
For a longer trip, travelers can also add a visit to the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary or a bamboo rafting trip in Thekkady. Alternatively, if time is limited, visitors can skip the scuba diving activity or swap it for a surfing lesson in Varkala. Make sure to bring appropriate gear such as hiking boots, quick-dry clothes, and sun protection.