All Kerala Tours & Excursions in 2026

Chennai is known for its culinary scene, but it’s easy to get stuck with disappointing tourist traps when you’re new to the city. Ideal for foodies of all stripes, this small-group food tour gives you behind-the-scenes access to Sowcarpet Market. Navigate the packed stalls alongside a guide who navigates so you don’t get lost, stopping at a handpicked selection of vendors to taste local street food delicacies.

Munnar is one of the best tourist destination in Kerala due to several reasons like breath taking greenery, tea plantations, waterfalls, Forest, Flora and fauna, Eravikulam national park, cool climate etc. Due to all these reasons, Munnar is the No 1 tourist destination in Kerala and its is the best one day trip from Kochi. This package is arranged to facilitate for those tourists who are looking for a one day outing from Kochi to Munnar. Generally sightseeing in Munnar needs minimum two or more days, but in this package we are choosing best places in Munnar for sightseeing.

Cruise the fabled Keralan backwaters by traditional Non Mechanized Country boat on a 8-hour tour from Cochin, and see the villages along the lush canals. Enjoy a vegetarian lunch in the countryside and later a sightseeing Tour of Fort cochin and Mattancherry.

Discover the coastal city of Kochi on a traditional Indian tuk-tuk during this private excursion. Zip around the streets of Kochi as you explore the city’s key landmarks including Fort Kochi, the traditional Chinese fishing nets, the Jewish Quarter, and the Dutch Palace. Learn about the rich history of the city and its mix of cultures from your guide and sit down to a traditional Keralese meal for lunch.

Embark on a captivating day tour from Kovalam or Trivandrum to the southernmost tip of India with our "Kanyakumari Day Tour." The journey commences with a pick-up from your hotel, setting off towards Kanyakumari. Enroute, delve into history at the Padmanabhapuram Palace, an architectural gem adorned with intricate woodwork and artifacts. Arriving in Kanyakumari, take a ferry to the Vivekananda Rock Memorial, paying homage to the teachings of Swami Vivekananda amidst panoramic ocean views. Enjoy a delectable South Indian lunch before visiting the Thiruvalluvar Statue, a towering tribute to the ancient Tamil poet. Explore the Kanyakumari Temple, witnessing the unique confluence of three oceans, and visit the Gandhi Memorial by the sea. Conclude your tour at St. Xavier's Church in Nagercoil, appreciating its Gothic beauty, before returning to your Kovalam or Trivandrum hotel at 5:30 PM, filled with enriching experiences and memories.

Guided Tour Visit the Quaint Village of Vaikom and Experience the Simplicity of Kerala Village Life. You will be welcomed by your representative and private guide at the port. Your fascinating day starts with a picturesque private car journey through the countryside to Vaikom village. A walk through the village, interaction with local villagers and their families. See how they produce hand-spun and hand-woven cloths to earn their livelihoods. After a canoe ride and a walk through the village, you will stop briefly at the Khadi Weaving Centre to see villagers produce hand-spun and hand-woven cloth out of cotton, silk or wool yarns. Ladies weave coir ropes from dried coconut husks and you will see straw mats being woven out of wild pineapple leaves. Watch the local potter create a range of pots and vases, depicting ethnic designs in clay. You will enjoy a traditional Kerala lunch, afterwards, if time allows, you can spend some more time around the village.

Explore the city of Thiruvananthapuram, or Trivandrum, on a private sightseeing tour. Customize the itinerary with your guide to select landmarks that are of interest to you including local temples, palaces, and museums. Learn about the history of the city and Kerala from your tour guide as well as local traditions and customs. This tour is ideal for first-time visitors and those who want a more personalized sightseeing experience.

Travelers short on time in Kerala can enjoy one of the southern state’s must-do activities–a backwaters cruise on a houseboat–without having to spend the night. This tour from Kochi to the palm-fringed backwaters around Alleppey provides the full houseboat experience in a handy day tour. Relax as you float through canals and past fishing villages. Indulge in a tasty lunch of local food.

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.

Be immersed in Kerala’s nature on a small-group day trip from Munnar to Eravikulam National Park and the adjacent Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary without worrying about public transportation connections. Spend a few hours hiking, spotting local plants and maybe nilgiri tahrs, a type of endangered wild goat. Drive through the Marayoor Sandalwood Forest and stop along the way at Lakkam and Thoovanam Falls. Tours start with pickup in central Munnar.

Visit Kochi on your own terms, without having to seek out transportation from point to point, by booking a half-day private tour in an autorickshaw, also known as a tuk-tuk. Your driver will pick you up at your hotel and take you to see sights such as the Chinese Fishing Nets, Mattancherry Palace, and the Paradesi Synagogue, with the chance to customize your tour to suit your interests.

Camp in the world’s highest altitude tea plantation during this small-group, overnight camping trip in Kolukkumalai. Swap the bustle of Kochi for the misty, green hills of Tamil Nadu. See both sunset and sunrise, sleeping comfortably in tented accommodation. Dinner, breakfast, and a Jeep safari to the hilltop resort of Suryanelli are included.

Hello travelers to Kerala, the green paradize of India. Athirappaly the 'Nayagra of South India' is visited in one day, 60 km fom Kochi. The marvellous destination is virgin to foriegn tourists. Waterfall will sure charge you with vigor and rejuvenation. You will be picked from your hotel. A guide cum driver will escort you to the waltefalls at Athirapally, which is 60 k.m. from Kochi. An air conditioned sedan is used for the travel. It is a drive through the main high way for 30 k.m and the rest is through the virgin forests, villages, plantations of Rubber ( Latex), Spices, Herbs, Oil Palm. At intervels you will come accross populated small towns where beautful and luxurious houses and super stores built by non resident Indians using their Petro Dollers. These small towns are standing testimony to the people who are always trying to live a life of luxury. Kerala in its complete beauty is found on our way to waterfalls. You will be fascinatedby this unique country side of Kerala.

See Kochi’s top attractions independently, in your own private tuk-tuk, with this private shore excursion, which includes round-trip transfers from the cruise ship dock. You'll have plenty of flexibility to explore at your leisure, with time to stop at key attractions such as Fort Kochi Beach and its Chinese Fishing Nets, the Dutch Cemetery, the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, and Mattancherry Palace, to name a few.

See the top attractions in and around Fort Cochin and Mattanchery on a private 7-hour tour. Start with a motorboat cruise around Kochi (Cochin) Harbor and Bolghatty Island, then visit highlights such as the Paradesi Synagogue, Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace), Santa Cruz Basilica, St. Francis Church, and the Chinese fishing nets. Includes entrance fees, private guide and vehicle, and port pickup and drop-off.

Simplify the end of your cruise and your departure from Kochi with an easy private transfer from the cruise port to the international airport. Whether you’re departing India or flying to your next destination in India, this transfer provides a seamless transition. Avoid the hassle of hailing taxis or hauling your luggage from one point to another.

Explore the historic cities of Mahabalipuram and Pondicherry on a two day tour. Discover the French colonial architecture and streets of Pondicherry, and see the colorful buildings and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Mahabalipuram. Avoid the hassle of traveling by public transport, and let your guide lead your through the streets finding hidden gems like a local.

What sets our Kochi sightseeing Tuk-Tuk Tour apart is the fusion of authenticity, flexibility, and personalization. Unlike typical tours, We don't just stick to the popular tourist spots; We delve deeper into the heart of Kochi, uncovering its hidden gems and lesser-known wonders. Here you're not just a passenger – you're a fellow explorer, ready to embrace the unexpected. Picture this: As we wind through the labyrinthine streets of Fort Kochi, you'll be regaled with tales of ancient trade routes and colonial conquests, brought to life by my intimate knowledge of local history and culture. What truly sets our tour apart is the flexibility to tailor the experience to your preferences. Whether you're a history buff itching to explore centuries-old monuments or a nature lover yearning to cruise the tranquil backwaters, I'll craft a personalized itinerary that ensures every moment is as captivating as the last. Book now and let's unlock the secrets of Kochi together!

With its history and laid-back atmosphere, Cochin tops the list of must-see cities in Southern India—but sights are spread out, and getting around can be a challenge. Specially designed for cruise ship passengers, this private half-day tour shows you Cochin’s highlights by tuk-tuk, covering more stops than you possibly could on foot or in a larger vehicle. Plus, a guide is on hand to tell stories along the way.

See Kochi’s top attractions independently in your own private tuk-tuk, with this private shore excursion including round-trip transfers from the cruise ship dock and hotel pickup. You'll have flexibility to explore at your leisure, stopping at key sites like Fort Kochi Beach, Chinese Fishing Nets, Dutch Cemetery, Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, and Mattancherry Palace.

If you have a Cruise ship coming up and are looking for a shore excursion, here are some options. Three different tours are offered depending on your dates. One will take you out into Kerala's famous backwaters by houseboat, complete with a local lunch. A second itinerary involves a houseboat cruise and a trip to Fort Kochin, known for its Chinese Fishing Nets. The third is land-based, with visits to the Dutch Palace and historic Fort Kochi.

Explore the grounds of Padmanabha Swamy temple and more with a local guide who shares legends of the warriors, saints, and history of Trivandrum. Take your time as your walk proceeds at a leisurely pace on a route that covers less than 1.5 miles (2.5km) over about two hours. Stay cool with the provided coconut refreshments and bottled water along the way.

See Kochi’s top attractions independently, in your own private tuk-tuk, with this private shore excursion, which includes round-trip transfers from the cruise ship dock. You'll have plenty of flexibility to explore at your leisure, with time to stop at key attractions such as Fort Kochi Beach and its Chinese Fishing Nets, the Dutch Cemetery, the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica, and Mattancherry Palace, to name a few.

Muziris was an ancient seaport on the Malabar Coast located in the present day South Indian state of Kerala. It was an important trading post of South India that had trade links with the Phoenicians, the Persians, the Egyptians, the Greeks and the Romans. Its history can be traced back to the 1st century B.C. Spices, semi-precious stones, ivory, chinese silks and tortoise shells were some of the products that were exported from here. The exact location of Muziris is not yet known although it is speculated to be around 18 miles from Cochin in the present day town of Kodungallur and the village of Pattanam. On this day-excursion from Cochin explore some of the historical sites near the ancient port of Muziris. Highlights: • Chendamangalam handloom weaving factory • Paliam Nalukettu Museum • Cheraman Juma Masjid, the first mosque in India