Overview
Day-by-Day Itinerary — pick a Travel Date to see real dates, and add day-wise hotels/activities
- Airport pickup in an AC vehicle
- Fort Kochi heritage walk
- Chinese fishing nets at sunset
- Evening Kathakali dance show
- Scenic drive to Munnar (~4 hrs)
- Waterfall photo stops en route
- Check-in at Munnar resort
- Evening at leisure
- Munnar tea plantation & tea museum tour
- Eravikulam viewpoint (seasonal)
- Photo stops at Mattupetty/Echo Point (optional)
- Overnight in Munnar
- Drive to Thekkady (~3.5 hrs)
- Periyar Lake boat safari
- Optional spice plantation walk
- Overnight in Thekkady
- Drive to Alleppey (~4 hrs)
- Board private houseboat
- Backwater cruise through paddy fields and villages
- Overnight stay on the houseboat
- Breakfast on the houseboat
- Disembark and drive to Kochi Airport (~1.5 hrs)
- Departure transfer
Inclusions & Exclusions
Frequently Asked Questions
Kerala Tour Package — Everything You Need to Know
Kerala, God's Own Country, is one of India's most complete holiday destinations, and a Kerala tour package from Delhi brings together its best sides in one trip — Fort Kochi's colonial waterfront, Munnar's emerald tea gardens, Thekkady's wildlife-rich forests and an unforgettable overnight houseboat cruise through the Alleppey backwaters.
Why Choose a Kerala Tour Package from Delhi?
Direct flights from Delhi to Kochi take around 3 hours, making this lush southern state an easy week-long escape. A pre-planned package handles the hill-to-backwater logistics — hotel-to-houseboat transitions, plantation-tour bookings and inter-city drives — so you can focus on the scenery and the slow pace of backwater life.
- Flight booking assistance from Delhi to Kochi
- Hotel accommodation plus an overnight houseboat stay
- Airport transfers in a private AC vehicle
- Private sightseeing with an experienced local driver
- Flexible itineraries that can be customised on request
- Affordable, transparently priced packages
- 24/7 customer support throughout your trip
Popular Destinations Included
Kochi
Fort Kochi's colonial waterfront blends Portuguese, Dutch and British heritage in one walkable old town.
- Chinese fishing nets at sunset
- Fort Kochi heritage walk
- Live Kathakali dance performance
Munnar
Munnar's rolling tea plantations, set against misty hills, are one of Kerala's most photographed landscapes.
- Tea plantation & tea museum tour
- Eravikulam viewpoint (seasonal)
- Mattupetty & Echo Point
Thekkady
Thekkady is home to the Periyar Tiger Reserve, one of South India's most rewarding wildlife destinations.
- Periyar Lake boat safari
- Spice plantation walks
- Wildlife spotting (elephants, bison, birdlife)
Alleppey
Alleppey's backwaters are Kerala's signature experience — a slow cruise through palm-lined canals aboard a traditional houseboat.
- Overnight kettuvallam houseboat cruise
- Meals cooked fresh on board
- Paddy field and village views
Best Time to Visit Kerala
Spring (March-May): Warm, humid weather — best suited to early-morning sightseeing and houseboat cruises.
Summer/Pre-Monsoon (June): The build-up to the monsoon brings dramatic skies over the backwaters.
Monsoon (June-September): Kerala's most atmospheric season — lush greenery everywhere and popular for Ayurvedic wellness stays.
Winter (October-February): The most popular season, with cool, dry, pleasant weather ideal for hill and backwater sightseeing alike.
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