Top India Coffee Cruises

See some of India's most iconic cities on this comprehensive 4-day private Golden Triangle tour. Relax in a private air-conditioned vehicle as you travel between Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. Your driver shares details and history of landmarks along the way. See the sunrise over the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Taj Mahal, visit Amber Fort, and explore the Maharaja’s City Palace, among other activities, with private guides at each sight.

Skip planning hassles on this private 3-day Golden Triangle tour from Delhi. Visit UNESCO World Heritage–listed sites including Agra Fort, Amber Fort, the Qutub Minar, and the Jantar Mantar. See the Taj Mahal at sunrise and explore the Jal Mahal on Jaipur’s Man Sagar Lake. Other highlights include Delhi’s India Gate and Jaipur’s Hawa Mahal, with hotel pickup and private transport included for comfort. Opt for 4- or 5-star hotels.

Make the most of a day in Jaipur by choosing how you get there from Delhi: either by private car or by train, with first- or second-class tickets to suit your budget. Get the undivided attention of your private local guide at must-visit attractions including the Palace of the Wine (Hawa Mahal) and City Palace. Entry fees are included so you don’t need to worry about hidden expenses.

There are few places so varied as Goa, West India. On this tour, explore the rich history of the fusion of cultures that have made Goa the way it is today. From Catholic churches in Panjim, the state capital, to Hindu temples, and from Portuguese architecture to spice plantations, Goa is an assault on the senses.

Sailing through the palm-fringed backwaters on a houseboat is a must-do activity in Kerala, and this half-day tour is ideal for travelers who don't want to spend a night on a boat. Relax on board your renovated rice barge as you watch the countryside of Kerala slide past. Enjoy the sun or retreat to the shade, and indulge in some delicious local food for lunch, served on a banana leaf. We also have other options like 3-hour backwater tour as well as an Overnight Stay in the Houseboat.

Book a backwater cruise on a houseboat and sail through the tranquility of the Alleppey backwaters at affordable prices. Alleppey, the Venice of the East, is best known for its interconnected canals, rivers, lakes, and lagoons. Tourists arrive at Alleppey to experience the houseboats in Kerala. Enjoy a rejuvenating trip through the Kerala backwaters as you take in the tranquil surroundings, observe paddy fields and village life along the waterways, and savor the delicious Kerala cuisine.

Cruising Kerala’s Backwaters on a houseboat is a must-do experience in the southern state, but if you don’t have time to stay a night on board, this day cruise is ideal. Travel in an air-conditioned car from Kochi to Alleppey, then board a private houseboat with a sundeck and bathroom. Glide through canals and past villages and farmland, and enjoy a traditional lunch as you relax.

Make the most of a single day in Agra with a full-day private trip by fast train from Delhi. Settle into the Gatimaan Express for a comfortable journey to Agra. On arrival, enjoy guided tours of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daula before returning to Delhi. Includes private hotel transfers, return rail fares, guides, and a buffet lunch in Agra for your convenience.

Travelers short on time in North India who don’t want to miss the highlights will enjoy this easy 3-day private tour of the Golden Triangle: Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. See and do a lot in a short time without having to arrange any logistics yourself. Explore cultural and historic highlights, including Delhi’s Red Fort, Agra’s Taj Mahal, and Jaipur’s Palace of the Winds, with entrance tickets included.

Experience the backwaters of Kerala without having to commit to an overnight cruise with this day tour on a traditional houseboat, which includes lunch. You'll sail through quiet marshlands and past beautiful villages as you take in the scenery before switching to a smaller boat to sail through the canal of Kuttamangalam, which is too narrow for larger houseboats to navigate.