Top Kochi Walking Tours

A private journey blending Kerala’s highlights tea gardens, wildlife, backwaters, and beaches with personalized service, scenic drives, and authentic cultural experiences.

Explore Kochi by tuk tuk on a private, guided food tour featuring a customizable dinner, hot drinks, and snacks. Taking in the city with a local guide gives you insider perspectives you won't get on your own—with a local-curated foodie itinerary showcasing a handpicked list of essential flavors.

Benefit from personalized attention on this private tuk-tuk tour of Kochi and Mattanchery, which lets you cover more sights in less time than you could on foot or while touring alone. Ride through the streets like a local, with commentary on Kochi's history and culture from your driver-guide. Visit highlights such as the Chinese fishing nets, Dutch Palace, and St. Francis Church. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off are included.

Experience authentic Alleppey on this amazing walking tour of the old town with our fun and entertaining storytellers. This walking tour will give you a great induction of the city, its history, its vibrant culture, and its people with lots of wonderful stories about the city, fun facts and must do things in the city. Our walks are blend of historical elucidation and curious anecdote laced with mildly scurrilous talk about past and present celebrities and defunct royals. We will cover some of the city highlights along with hidden places and forgotten books of the old city during the walk. Highlights 1. Explore Alleppey beyond the typical tourist spots and enjoy the stories and tales about the city from your guide 2. See the city through the eyes of a local and discover the numerous mesmerizing places Alleppey has to offer. 3. Capture the vibrant atmosphere of this colorful city on this memorable walking tour with an infotainment-style ensuring that you will not be bored.

Learn about Kochi's Jewish community as you walk through the city's Jew Town neighborhood with a guide. You'll explore important points of interest, including the Jewish Cemetery and the Paradesi Synagogue, with a guide on hand to provide commentary and to show you things you'd unlikely discover on your own.

Discover Kochi's fascinating multicultural past on a relaxed guided walking tour through the historic neighbourhoods of Fort Kochi and Jewish Town. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this small-group experience (1–15 guests) combines history, architecture, local life, and hidden stories that most visitors miss. Walk through the streets where Portuguese, Dutch, British, Arab, Chinese, and Jewish communities shaped one of India's oldest international trading ports. Your walking tour include: Fort Kochi Beach Chinese Fishing Nets Vasco da Gama Square St. Francis Church (India's oldest European church) Santa Cruz Basilica (exterior) Dutch Cemetery (view from outside) Bastion Bungalow David Hall Princess Street Burger Street English Village Green Cochin Club Parade Ground Local spice and handicraft shops Jew Town Paradesi Synagogue (outside; interior visit if open and admission ticket purchased) Mattancherry Palace (outside; interior visit optional if time permits)

Fort Cochin is marked for one of the earliest establishments of foreign trade in Kerala. The heritage walk is an awesome 1.5 km on foot, which takes us back to the 1500’s when the Portuguese, the Dutch and the English was busy trading the wealth. The island provided them a very wonderful place to trade and refresh. The heritage walk meets us at different monuments which reminds us of these historical landmarks.  We will also visit Fort Kochi’s seaside promenade, and get a glimpse of daily life in Kochi.  The walk lasts 2 hours and is suitable for people of all ages and fitness levels.

Experience real Kochi with our fun and fascinating storytellers on an amazing walking tour of the old town. This walking tour will provide you a superb introduction to the city, its history, dynamic culture, and people through a variety of wonderful anecdotes, fun facts, and must-do activities. Our walks are filled with a combination of historical explanations and odd anecdotes, mixed with mildly slanderous remarks about current and former celebrities and royals. During the tour, we will see some of the city's landmarks as well as secret spots and forgotten nooks of the old city. Highlights: 1. Go beyond the conventional tourist attractions in Kochi and listen to your guide's humorous stories and tales about the city. 2. Explore the city through the eyes of a local and learn the many fascinating sites that Kochi has to offer.

Starting from Kondailip Heritage Resort, we will embark on a scenic walk through the narrow village roads, immersing ourselves in the quiet charm of rural life. Along the way, you’ll have the chance to spot a variety of bird species, including migratory birds that visit the area. Our guide will provide in-depth knowledge about the local flora and fauna, enriching your understanding of the environment. As we continue, you’ll see traditional fish farming techniques in action, and even witness the craftsmanship behind the making of canoes, an essential part of the local culture. The tour is a perfect blend of nature, culture, and wildlife, offering an authentic experience of village life and the rich biodiversity of the area. The tour will be ideal for all categories including individuals, couples, family and kids, groups and adventure seekers. The peaceful surroundings and unique local practices will make this a memorable journey into the heart of rural life and natural beauty.

Want to experience the beauty, history and culture of Fort Kochi and Mattancherry on foot? Then this tour is for you. Travel back in time and through the streets as you follow your expert guide between the Chinese fishing nets, Jewish Synagogue and Mattancherry Palace that stand as icons of India's southern state. See beautiful murals that portray scenes out of Hindu scripture and learn how this incredible destination has come to be.

Fort Kochi walking tour helps you experience the influence of multiple cultures, including Dutch, Portuguese, British, Chinese, and Jewish. This guided walk starts at the Chinese fishing nets and covers Santa cruz basilica, St Francis church, Dutch cemetery, Fort Kochi beach and colourful spice markets.

Fort Kochi has a long and complicated history of dates, events, conquests and colonizers. The old bungalows, towering trees and sprawling grounds all stood witness through the vast changes from a small village to a fortress, to a bustling trading post to our whimsical town of today. It is my passion to collect stories from the neighborhood elders and relate them to Fort Kochi’s historical timeline. These sprightly anecdotes make it easy for guests to recall their visit to our quaint historical village on the Arabian Sea. Come, be my guest.

Discover the famous Alappuzha waterways during this private day trip from Fort Kochi. Experience the beauty and tranquillity of one of Kerala's most-prized destinations as you float along the network of waterways aboard a traditional houseboat. Enjoy an up-close look at rural life and sample Kerala cuisine during this memorable day on the water.

Fort Kochi is one of the most unmissable destinations in Southern India—but exploring this quaint neighborhood within bustling Cochin can be challenging without a firm grasp on its history. During this small-group walking tour, take in sights like the famous Chinese Fishing Nets, Vasco da Gama Square, and Fort Kochi Beach alongside a guide to fill you in on history-filled stories spanning millennia.

There are 2 different itineraries based on your tour selection ,One includes the Cochin backwaters Cruise on Non Motorized Country Boat and other is Walking Tour which visit the traditional Chinese fishing nets, the St. Francis Church, and Jew town

Explore the lush landscapes and rich culture of Kerala on an unforgettable 11-day adventure. Journey through Munnar's tea estates, trek in Eravikulam National Park, and enjoy wildlife boating in Thekkady. Experience thrilling activities like paragliding in Vagamon and bamboo rafting in Wayanad, all while savoring traditional Kerala cuisine. Relax at stunning waterfalls and vibrant local markets, perfect for families and adventure seekers alike. - 10 nights of accommodation with breakfast in eco-friendly resorts - Diverse activities: trekking, wildlife safaris, and cultural evenings - Scenic drives through Kerala’s picturesque landscapes - Suitable for families, couples, and beginners with scalable activities

Embark on an intimately tailored journey with our private guided tour of Kumbalangi, India's first model tourism village. Immerse yourself in the essence of local life as you bear witness to traditional coir making, the art of pottery, and engage warmly with the hospitable villagers. Traverse a thriving crab farm, experience the time-honored mastery of Chinese fishing nets, and bask in the serenity of tranquil backwaters. This 4-hour private guided expedition unveils an exclusive vantage into Kerala's rich cultural tapestry, offering an authentic encounter with the community's sustainable practices. Complementing this enriching experience is a delectable local lunch that tantalizes your taste buds with regional flavors. Immerse yourself in the captivating charm of Kumbalangi, where each step uncovers a distinctive narrative and enriching encounter.

The Kochi food walk is structured to be conveniently navigated on foot, guiding you through the historic and lively areas of Mattancherry and Fort Kochi. You will have the opportunity to enjoy a range of local delicacies, including street-side snacks and traditional sweets. Participating in a food walk is an excellent way to experience the rich culture of Kochi and Kerala!

Dedicated foodies and anyone who loves South Indian food will enjoy this 2-hour food walk in Alleppey. Your local guide will take you around the relaxed town on the backwaters, showing you hidden food joints you might otherwise miss. Listen to behind-the-scenes stories and get the chance to ask questions as this is an intimate small-group tour. Sample tasty seafood, traditional breakfast items, sweets, and hot tea along the way.

One of the most visited places in Kochi by everyone. The beauty of these places has attracted many on the movies of Malayalam industry make it more famous for film locations. The museum has been maintained for people to understand the history of the Kings who ruled Kerala.

Mattancherry is a microcosm of a bygone era - of traders, travellers, culture, culinary traditions of more than three dozen communities with roots spread across all corners of the country. These communities peacefully co-exist with each other in a small radius of 3 kilometers. A perfect model of unity in diversity. Thanks to the benevolent rulers and the multiculturalism, Mattancherry thrived as the capital and the seat of the Cochin Kingdom until it was replaced by Ernakulam. The walk will give you a glimpse of some of these communities that made Kochi their home, an help uncover layers of historical and cultural contributions from them before you realize that this is what makes Kochi what it is.

One of the finest and oldest Ayurveda massage is the home and birth place in Kerala. Denoted as the “Gods own country” is actually a hub of various natural flora and fauna.  Kerala is a lovely state situated on south-west region in Malabar Coast. The state if full of natural flora and fauna, sea, back water canals, wildlife animals and the traditional Ayurveda. You will visit various beautiful cities and enjoy their history, wildlife, misty mountains and sandy beaches during the tour.

Authentic Kerala Backwater Cruise & Village Life Tour from Kochi Experience the charm of Kerala’s backwaters on a peaceful Shikkara (country boat) cruise through palm-fringed canals and tranquil lagoons. Glide gently over the water, propelled by a motor or bamboo poles, and enjoy the soothing sounds of nature — the calls of the myna and koel birds. Your friendly boatmen may pause for a refreshing tender coconut or demonstrate toddy tapping, showing how coconut sap ferments into Kerala’s traditional palm wine. Visit a Kerala village to see women spinning coir, weaving palm leaves, and, if time permits, explore a handloom weaving centre where cotton sarees are made on looms. Savor an authentic Kerala Sadya lunch served on a banana leaf at a local family home or an elite vegetarian restaurant. After this memorable Kerala backwater and village tour, return comfortably to Kochi.