2-Day Kochi Bachelor Party Itinerary

  1. Day 1: Fort Kochi
    19 minutes (10.6 km) from Kochi International Airport

    Start your day by exploring the captivating Fort Kochi. Begin with a 1.5 km walk through the streets to reach the renowned St. Francis Church, India’s oldest European church. Next, head to the Dutch Palace, a beautiful two-storey palace complex showcasing a fascinating collection of mural paintings depicting scenes from Hindu epics. Marvel at the intricate designs of the Jew Town, known for its exotic antique shops and jewellery showrooms and get a glimpse into the local life at the Chinese Fishing Nets that line the shore.

  2. Day 2: Marine Drive
    17 minutes (7.5 km) from Fort Kochi

    Unwind from last night’s festivities with a leisurely morning at the Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary. Nature lovers will admire the abundance of migratory birds and other wildlife that inhabit this natural landscape. Next, take a 6 km ride to the glorious Marine Drive Promenade, which offers mesmerising views of the backwaters while walking. Experience a sunset cruise on a converted rice barge or indulge in local spices at the Fort House Hotel, a charming boutique hotel with a riverside view, serving delicious Indian and continental food.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • St. Francis Church (1 hour, Free)
  • Dutch Palace (1.5 hours, INR 5)
  • Jew Town (1 hour, Free entry, Shopping expenses extra)
  • Chinese Fishing Nets (1 hour, Free)
  • Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary (2 hours, Free)
  • Marine Drive Promenade (2 hours, Free, Sunset cruise - INR 1500)
  • Fort House Hotel (2 hours, INR 1500)
  • Total Estimated Costs: INR 3000

Useful Tips

For a longer trip, you can add a visit to the enchanting Hill Palace Museum or the majestic Chottanikkara Temple, both located within a 30 km radius from Fort Kochi. If you have less time, skip the Mangalavanam Bird Sanctuary and choose a shorter boat ride along the Backwaters. Don't forget to try the famous Kerala seafood delicacies - Karimeen Pollichathu, Meen Vattichathu and Chemmeen Curry - at one of the many local food stalls dotting the city.

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