Kadamakudy Two-Day Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Experience the Local Life on Kadamakudy
    20 minutes (7.3km) from Cochin International Airport

    Start your day exploring the stunning natural beauty of Kadamakudy islands. Begin your day by embarking on a serene boat ride to the Kadamakudy Bird Sanctuary where you can spot several species of birds and enjoy nature walks. Then, head to the picturesque Chendamangalam Fort, which reflects the rich cultural heritage and is unmatched in terms of architecture. Enjoy a hearty lunch at the Charurupuram Restaurant before heading out to the Koolangal River for some fishing and canoeing. End your day witnessing the captivating sunset views at the Vellarikundu Beach.

  2. Day 2: Fun and Adventure on the Islands
    10 minutes (3.1km) from Kadamakudy Homestay

    Today, start your day with a visit to the impressive Kumbalangi Integrated Fishing Village – Asia's first eco-tourism village – to witness the fishermen's daily activities and learn about responsible tourism. Then, head to the Veega Land Amusement Park, which provides a plethora of fun-filled rides and attractions for the whole family. Enjoy a delicious lunch at Kayees Rahmathullah Hotel, which is known for its amazing biryanis and traditional Kerala dishes. End your day with an unforgettable experience by going on a scenic cycle tour around the mesmerising and scenic village of Varapetty.

Time and Cost Estimates

  • Kadamakudy Bird Sanctuary (2 hours, ₹100)
  • Chendamangalam Fort (1 hour, ₹20)
  • Charurupuram Restaurant (1 hour, ₹350)
  • Koolangal River (2 hours, ₹500)
  • Vellarikundu Beach (2 hours, Free)
  • Kumbalangi Integrated Fishing Village (2 hours, ₹200)
  • Veega Land Amusement Park (3 hours, ₹950)
  • Kayees Rahmathullah Hotel (1 hour, ₹300)
  • Varapetty Cycle Tour (2 hours, ₹300)
  • Total Estimated Costs: ₹2880

Useful Tips

If you have more time, you may consider visiting the nearby Puthuvype Beach or exploring the lesser-known backwaters of the island, which offers stunning views of the lush greenery and reflection of the sky on the clear waters. Alternatively, visit the Museum of Kerala History or experiment with some spicy street food at the local Thoppil Family Restaurant. If you are short on time, you may skip some of the destinations above and spend a full day exploring Fort Kochi and Mattancherry, which is home to many historical and cultural attractions such as the Chinese Fishing Nets, Jewish Synagogue, and the Dutch Palace.

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