Known for its rolling hills, tea gardens and lush forests, Munnar is a nature lover's paradise. Start your adventure with a trek through its greenery, with a guided tour of the Pothamedu View Point for stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area.
Get your adrenaline fix by river rafting through the Periyar River in Thekkady. With rapids ranging from grade two to four, this activity is sure to get your heart racing. Afterward, take a jeep safari in the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary and spot some of Kerala's exotic animal species.
Feel the wind in your hair as you zip line through the lush canopy of tropical rainforests in Wayanad. With courses ranging from easy to challenging, there's something for every level of adventurer. End the day with a visit to the enchanting Edakkal Caves, housing ancient petroglyphs dating back to the Stone Age.
Take a slow-paced adventure through Kerala's famous backwaters in a traditional canoe. These waters are a unique ecosystem with rich flora and fauna, rice paddies and fishing villages. You'll experience local life along the waterways complete with a traditional lunch served up on banana leaves.
Soar over the cliffs at Varkala Beach, with stunning views of the Arabian Sea below. Take in the sights and sounds of this vibrant town with its bustling shops, yoga classes, and happening cafes. End your day with an Ayurvedic massage in one of Varkala's many spas for some well-deserved relaxation.
You will wrap up your trip with a morning kayaking tour along the serene waters of Kovalam Beach. Paddling along with a group, you will explore the hidden beaches, lagoons, and fishing villages on the way. And then, take a stroll on golden sand, soak up sun rays and take your moments of relaxation.
If you have more time, consider adding a visit to the Kalari Kshetra Martial Arts Centre, the oldest martial arts school in Kerla, in Thekkady. Or, for beachgoers, Padinjarekkara Beach is a hidden gem with warm waters and soft sands. For those with less time, we recommend skipping Alleppey and opting for a sightseeing tour of Kochi, where you can discover the Portuguese, Dutch, and British influences on Kerala's architecture and history.