Kerala 8-Day Tour Itinerary

 

7 night 8 days Kochi - Munnar - Alleppey - varkala - Trivandrum / Kovalam - Kanya kumari - Trivandrum Drop

Day 1: Arrival in Cochin

Arrival: Arrive at Cochin International Airport/Railway Station.

Check-in: Check-in to your hotel.

Sightseeing: Visit Fort Kochi, Chinese Fishing Nets, Mattancherry Palace, and Jew Street.

Overnight Stay: Cochin.

Day 2: Cochin to Munnar

Transfer to Munnar: Drive to Munnar (around 4 hours).

Check-in: Check-in to your hotel.

Activities: Visit tea plantations, Mattupetty Dam, and take a leisurely walk around town.

Overnight Stay: Munnar.

Day 3: Munnar

Sightseeing: Explore Eravikulam National Park, Anamudi Peak, Tea Museum, and Attukal Waterfalls.

Activities: Enjoy the scenic beauty, trekking, and shopping for local products.

Overnight Stay: Munnar.

Day 4: Munnar to Alleppey

Transfer to Alleppey: Drive to Alleppey (around 4 hours).

Houseboat: Check-in to a houseboat for a backwater cruise.

Activities: Enjoy the serene backwaters, lush landscapes, and traditional Kerala meals.

Overnight Stay: Houseboat in Alleppey.

Day 5: Alleppey to Varkala

Transfer to Varkala: Drive to Varkala (around 3.5 hours).

Check-in: Check-in to your hotel.

Activities: Visit Varkala Beach, the famous cliff, and Janardhana Swamy Temple.

Overnight Stay: Varkala.

Day 6: Varkala to Kovalam

Transfer to Kovalam: Drive to Kovalam (around 1.5 hours).

Check-in: Check-in to your hotel.

Sightseeing: Relax on Kovalam Beach, visit Lighthouse Beach, and explore nearby attractions.

Overnight Stay: Kovalam.

Day 7: Kovalam to Kanyakumari

Transfer to Kanyakumari: Drive to Kanyakumari (around 2 hours).

Check-in: Check-in to your hotel.

Sightseeing: Visit Vivekananda Rock Memorial, Thiruvalluvar Statue, and Kanyakumari Beach.

Overnight Stay: Kanyakumari.

Day 8: Kanyakumari to Trivandrum

Transfer to Trivandrum: Drive to Trivandrum (around 2.5 hours).

Sightseeing: Visit Padmanabhaswamy Temple, Napier Museum, and Kovalam Beach if time permits.

Departure: Drop off at Trivandrum International Airport/Railway Station for departure.

Travel and Booking Details

• Transportation: Luxury tempo travellers with experienced multilingual driver-guides.

• Accommodation: Book 3-star or 4-star hotels based on availability and budget.

• Additional Services: Sightseeing Package tours and customized travel itineraries.

• Kerala taxi service and Tempo Traveller Rentals for Kerala and Tamil Nadu Tour:

• Dzire: For 2/3 Passengers

• Ertiga: For 4/5 Passengers

• 6+1 Innova: For 6 Passengers

• 7+1 Innova: For 7 Passengers

• Innova Crysta: For 5/7 Passengers

• Tempo Traveller: Details

• 08 — Seater Luxury tempo traveller : For 08 Passengers

• 10-seater tempo traveller : For 10 Passengers

• 12-seater tempo traveller: For 12 Passengers

• 13-seater tempo traveller: For 13 Passengers

• 17-seater tempo traveller : For 13/17 Passengers

• 26-seater tempo traveller : For 18/25 Passengers

More Destinations and Packages

Thank you for visiting our itinerary page. For more destinations and local sightseeing — customized packages, feel free to contact us.

Best regards,

Cab in Kerala — Kerala Tempo Rental — Sarathy Rentals

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