Top Activities on the Ground in Karnataka

Cruise passengers who arrive in India don’t have to miss out on seeing one of the country’s highlights–the Taj Mahal–as this 2-night private tour to Agra simplifies the journey. After being picked up from any of India's five ports you’ll catch a flight to New Delhi, and travel overland to Agra from there. Be amazed by the beautiful UNESCO-listed site at both sunrise and sunset, and visit other Agra highlights, including the Agra Fort.

Embark on a delightful cycle tour in the royal city of Mysore, a perfect way to explore its serene beauty and rich heritage. Known for its regal charm, Mysore transforms into a calm haven in the early morning hours, making it an ideal time for cycling enthusiasts to traverse its scenic lanes and iconic landmarks. Begin your journey at the magnificent Jagan Mohan Palace, a historic structure that once served as the royal residence. We will explore some lost temples and walk inside Devraja Market, an ordinary market playing an extraordinary role in the daily life of locals. Pedal your way to St. Philomena’s Church, a neo-Gothic marvel that stands tall with its impressive spires and intricate stained-glass windows. We will also pass by Mysore Palace and a workshop of stone artists. The tour includes a chai break and a breakfast break.

* Ride premium electric bikes through the breathtaking Western Ghats with effortless climbing and thrilling descents. * Conquer Mullayanagiri, Karnataka’s highest peak, without the exhaustion of a traditional ride. * Experience the majestic Jhari Falls and other offbeat viewpoints away from the usual tourist crowds. * Enjoy a small-group, guide-led adventure for a safe, personalized experience. * Beginner-friendly e-bike experience—no advanced cycling skills required. * Travel light while we take care of route planning, support, and ride logistics. * A perfect mix of adventure, nature, local culture, and comfort in one unforgettable weekend.

Kodachadri is a birders paradise with many excellent habitats. This tour focuses on the endemic birds of the Western Ghats and South India generally.