Kerala Family Packages

The typical weather in Kerala is Tropical. Expect pleasant temperatures during the peak season, making it perfect for exploration and leisure activities across the region.

Travelers can reach Kerala primarily via Direct Flight. Multiple airlines operate frequent services from major Indian cities to the international airports in Kerala.

An average trip to Kerala usually costs between A standard premium holiday in Kerala ranges from ₹19,999 to ₹35,000 per person depending on your choice of accommodation and transport. This budget comfortably covers 4-star premium resort stays, a private luxury houseboat experience with all meals included, dedicated private AC vehicle transfers, and guided local sightseeing tours. depending on your stay preferences, activities, and dining choices throughout the journey.

For Indian citizens, For Indian domestic travelers, no visa or special inner line permits are required to enter and explore Kerala. International tourists looking to experience God's Own Country need a valid passport and can easily apply online for an Indian E-Tourist Visa, which is generally processed within 3 to 4 business days. usually apply. We recommend checking and confirming the latest immigration rules at least two weeks before your departure.

The most comfortable and premium way to explore Kerala's diverse landscape is via a pre-booked private AC Sedan or SUV with an experienced local driver. For unique local experiences, travelers can also hop onto traditional tuk-tuks (auto-rickshaws) for short distances or use government and private backwater ferries to cross the scenic canals. are the most reliable ways to explore Kerala comfortably. Ferries and local boats are also common for island hopping.

Malayalam is the official and most widely spoken local language across the state of Kerala. However, due to high literacy rates, English and Hindi are smoothly understood and spoken by almost all travel professionals, private drivers, hotel staff, and local tour guides, ensuring zero communication barriers for tourists. is widely spoken and understood in tourist hubs of Kerala, making it easy for international travelers to communicate, navigate, and interact with locals.

Cuisine is an integral part of the Kerala experience. Don't miss trying the authentic local delicacies like Kerala’s cuisine is a flavorful journey featuring fresh coconut, aromatic spices, and local rice dishes. Must-try culinary highlights include the traditional Kerala Sadya served on a banana leaf, soft and fluffy Appam paired with a rich vegetable or chicken stew, and the iconic Karimeen Pollichathu (pearl spot fish baked in banana leaves). that define the culinary identity of the region.