Day 1

Guest will be received at Cochin International Airport / or Ernakulam Railway Station and driven to first Destination,  Marari Beach which is approximately 80km from Airport. Guests will be checked in to a homestay near the beach. Guest will enjoy the beach and near village with coconut trees and paddy fields. There are a lot of Ayurvedic spas are available in the proximity. Alappuzha Town, once called as the Venice of the east is nearby. 

Marari is neat and clean, and almost plastic-free. The beach is usually empty and is surrounded by a range of upscale resorts and restaurants. It is one of the best sandy beaches in South Kerala adorned with a lot of coconut trees. The Marari beach is in a fishing village and is far from the noisy crowd and is detached from the world, which makes it ideal for honeymooners and families.Marari Beach is stunning and unspoiled, and one of the reasons behind it is that it is still lesser-known and has not been much affected by the over development of other tourist attractions. However, this also means that you are a travel enthusiast there is not much for you to do on this beach. You won’t be able to do any water sports on this beach, and the beach is ideal only for swimming and spending quiet time.

Day 2

After Breakfast, Guests will be checked out the resort in Marari Beach. From Alleppy  guests will be checked-in for the Alleppey - Kumarakom houseboat day cruise starts at 11 am and the check-out time is 5 pm. The ride lasts 6 hours in the period of which lunch and snacks are served to the travelers. This trip offers an excellent way to get an overview of the destination and then decide to a longer trip some other time. 

Kerala backwaters are one of the largest backwaters in Asia. A glide in a "Kettuvallam" (Houseboat) through the enchanting backwaters of Alleppey​ and Kumarakom​ is sure to rob your heart. Palm fringed narrow canals winding through the vast expanse of paddy fields and the neat tiny hamlets lined up along either sides of the canals are panoramic sights one can never forget. The Chinese fishing nets, the reminiscent of our past trade links, are also found on the way. Flocks of ducks swimming around the banks and tiny birds flying across the sky remains as enduring pictures reflecting the charm of this unique land.​  By the evening Houseboat journey will be completed and the guests will be taken back to a Hotel in Ernakulam

Day 3

After Breakfast, Guests will  go to visit the Major tourist destinations in Cochin. They are;

Fort Kochi: This historic area is famous for its colonial architecture, colorful streets, and the iconic Chinese fishing nets along the shore.

Mattancherry Palace (Dutch Palace): Built by the Portuguese and later renovated by the Dutch, this palace showcases Kerala's traditional architecture and houses a collection of murals depicting Hindu mythology.

St. Francis Church: This is one of the oldest European churches in India, built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. It is where the famous explorer Vasco da Gama was originally buried (later his remains were moved to Portugal).

Jewish Synagogue (Paradesi Synagogue): Located in the heart of the Jew Town in Mattancherry, this synagogue is one of the oldest outside the Middle East countries. It is adorned with exquisite Chinese tiles and Belgian chandeliers.

Kerala Folklore Museum: This museum offers insights into Kerala's rich cultural heritage through its vast collection of artifacts, costumes, masks, and sculptures.

Kerala Kathakali Centre: Experience the vibrant art form of Kathakali, a traditional dance-drama of Kerala, at this cultural center.

Here we ends our short trip