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Kumarakom Kovalam Leisure Escape
Overview
You can travel kerala smoothly in 5 days. This state is a mix of culture and nature. Perfect spot to rejuvenate yourself, and take a good and wonderful break. For someone who loves the mist, greenery, and hills, this is a marvellous choice. It is also an astonishing choice if you are a beach and water lover.
Here we have made a 5-day itinerary for traveling to Kerala so you can cover the hidden gems of the state and also sightsee the famous spots. Every city holds beauty within it. One part of the city is filled with villages that hold calmness, and the other has views of arabian sea that fill your soul with tranquility.
Highlights
- If you prefer hill stations, then Munnar will be a perfect spot. There you’ll get hills covered with mist and different plantations.
- Wondering in the peaceful landscape of Wayanad will also give you calmness. Mountain views and a waterfall give an ethereal view.
- For temple lovers trivandrum is a good city, Padmanabhaswamy temple gives peace to the travelers.
- Wildlife lovers can enjoy at Periyar or Eravikulan. It is filled with wildlife and nature.
- There are different beaches in Kerala; the lighthouse is best for the view, and Kovalam is one to relax on the golden sand.
Itinerary
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Accomodation
Important Notes
Day 1: Arrival at Alleppey
You need to reach Alleppey through either road travel or train service before you can check into your traditional houseboat, which you must do by midday. The backwater cruise begins through narrow canals that lead to areas with coconut trees and quiet village environments. Onboard, enjoy an authentic Kerala-style lunch. The afternoon deck time includes boat travel, which shows paddy fields and the green landscapes. Then they rest at a etherial spot where you get to see the sunset.
At the houseboat, the travelers get dinner and overnight stay accommodation. The environment becomes peaceful at night.
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Alleppey
Day 2: Depart for Kumarakom from Alleppey
The next day, you will leave the boat after breakfast, and then you will depart for kumarkom which is a peaceful village situated beside the Vembanad Lake. The guests will check into their lakeside accommodations, which include resorts and homestays. Here you can enjoy the coconut plantations and the residential places in peace on a cycle or a walk. The bird sanctuary gives a view of migratory birds that include endogenous species. The evening offers two options to guests, which include a peaceful lake sunset experience or a canoe ride which provides a better view of rural Kerala through its narrow canals. The guests will spend the night in Kumarakom.
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Kumarakom
Day 3: Kumarakom to Kovalam
Have your breakfast and leave for Kovallam. Here you will get to see Miraculous views of the village and the misty hills of Kerala's countryside.
Head to the accommodation and take some rest after the long journey.
Next, you can head toward the lighthouse beach. Where you can get to see scenic views and the Arabian Sea, with crescent-shaped shorelines and the famous golden sand, if you want, you can skip it and look around the market of Kovalam. The handicraft is very perfect, and you will also get to buy freshly grown spices
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Kovalam
Day 4: Kovalam – Leisure, Beach & Local Exploration
Now there are two beaches left to explore, so you can plan your day as per your plan.
Hawa Beach has various activities like paragliding and scuba diving. Here you can spend a beautiful, adventurous morning.
Then head toward the Samundar Beach, it is a calm place, and the sunset view is the main highlight of this place.
Then you can visit the Lighthouse Beach if you haven't explored it last night, or head to the markets of Kovalam, which are also enriching.
The beaches are perfect for evening walks, and the sunset is perfect on almost all the beaches. Then spend the night at Kovalam.
Day 5: Kovalam – Departure
You need to leave your hotel after breakfast. The time until your departure permits you to choose between a brief beach stroll and last-minute shopping. Your trip continues to Trivandrum which you travel from with fond memories of Kerala's backwaters and beaches.
Inclusion
- Accommodation in the mentioned or similar hotel rooms.
- Daily breakfast is included in the value.
- All transfer traveling and sightseeing via air conditioning vehicles.
- Sedan (Indigo/Etios/Dzire/Xcent/Aura) for 2–3 adults
- MUV (Ertiga/Kia Carens/Marazzo/Xylo/Innova) for 4–5 adults
- Tempo Traveller for 6–9 adults
- Toll tax, charges for parking and allowances for driver.
- Travel insurance is free, except for travelres above 69.
- Taxes applicable for hotel.
Exclusion
- Your hometown serves as your main travel point to reach the tour starting hub.
- The price covers all air train bus and cruise fares except for specific exceptions.
- The price of the tour does not cover meals which are not included in the "Price Includes" section.
- The tour program only includes specific destinations which it has officially approved.
- Tour participants must pay for entrance to monuments and for local guide services.
- The Christmas and New Year gala dinner required additional payment to attend.
- The festival and long weekend and blackout date periods required additional fees.
- The fuel price increase and the introduction of new government taxes resulted in increased costs.
- The tour participants need to pay for any hotel upgrades and for their pre and post tour stay.
- The customer needs to pay for all personal expenses which include tips and porterage and laundry and calls and shopping and drinks and water and alcohol.
- The activity fees include charges for boat rides and elephant pony and horse rides and sanctuary and camera fees.
- The required medical expenses include all costs related to treatment of illness or accident or hospitalization.
- The customer must pay for additional sightseeing or services which are not included in the scheduled itinerary.
- All extra costs which result from force majeure events including route changes and airline and date changes and accommodation changes become the customer's responsibility.
