Triple Coast Beach Hopping: Kerala, Goa Puducherry10N/11D

Triple Coast Beach Hopping: Kerala, Goa Puducherry

Start & City : Kochi

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Highlights

See Fort Kochi's Chinese fishing nets, the Dutch Palace in Mattancherry and a Kathakali performance.

Spend two nights at a beach resort on the Kerala coast, and a day cruise on the Alleppey backwaters.

Stay three nights on Benaulim beach in South Goa, with a day at Old Goa's churches (UNESCO).

Visit the quiet beaches of Agonda and Palolem and the fort at Cabo de Rama.

Drive the East Coast Road to Mamallapuram's Shore Temple (UNESCO).

Finish with three nights in Puducherry's French Quarter, with Auroville and a boat ride to Paradise Beach.

Essence of Journey

The experiences that capture the true spirit of the entire trip.

Day	Route	Distance	Major Highlights
Day 1	Arrive Kochi (COK), Fort Kochi	Airport to hotel, ~35 km	Fishing nets, Kathakali if time allows
Day 2	Fort Kochi to Marari Beach	~55 km, 1.5 to 2 hrs	Mattancherry, drive to the beach
Day 3	Marari Beach and Alleppey	~20 km local	Backwater day cruise, beach
Day 4	Marari to Kochi, fly to Goa	~75 km, 2 hrs, then a flight	Drive, evening flight to the coast
Day 5	Old Goa and Panjim	~100 km local	UNESCO churches, Fontainhas
Day 6	South Goa	~110 km local	Cabo de Rama, Agonda, Palolem
Day 7	Goa, then fly to Chennai	Flight ~1 hr 35 min, evening	Beach morning, late flight
Day 8	Chennai to Puducherry	~150 km, 4 to 5 hrs with stops	Mamallapuram, East Coast Road
Day 9	Puducherry	Local	French Quarter, Auroville
Day 10	Puducherry	Local	Paradise Beach, a free day
Day 11	Puducherry to Chennai (MAA)	~150 km, 3.5 to 4 hrs	Drive and departure

About

This is a private 11-day Kerala Goa Puducherry tour package for travellers who love the sea. You start in historic Fort Kochi, relax on quiet Marari Beach with a day cruise on the Alleppey backwaters, spend three nights in South Goa, then finish with three nights in the French seaside town of Puducherry (Pondicherry). Two short flights replace the long roads, no drive is longer than about five hours, and it costs from about INR 221,760 per person.

India has two very different coastlines. On the west, the Arabian Sea washes palm-lined beaches in Kerala and Goa. On the east, the Bay of Bengal meets the old French town of Puducherry. Most beach holidays pick just one. This trip gives you three, each with its own mood.

In Kerala, you get quiet sand, fishing villages and the famous backwaters. In Goa, you get long beaches, beach shacks and Portuguese churches. In Puducherry, you get a breezy seafront promenade, yellow French villas and fresh croissants. Between them, you see a little culture, eat wonderfully, and spend plenty of time doing very little by the sea.

Who This Beach Holiday Is For

Beach lovers who want variety rather than one resort for the whole holiday
Couples and honeymooners looking for sea views, sunsets and slow days
Families who prefer short drives and hotels with pools
Travellers who want rest with a bit of culture: churches, a shore temple, a French quarter and Kathakali
Food lovers keen to try Kerala fish curry, Goan vindaloo and Pondicherry's Franco-Tamil cooking

It is less suited to travellers wanting hill stations, wildlife or a packed sightseeing programme. We can add Munnar or Hampi if you want more variety.

Three Coasts, Three Moods

Info	Kerala	Goa	Puducherry
Sea	Arabian Sea	Arabian Sea	Bay of Bengal
The beach	Quiet sand by a fishing village	Long, wide sandy beaches and crescent bays	A rocky seafront promenade, plus Paradise Beach by boat
Best for	Peace, Ayurveda and the backwaters	Swimming, beach shacks, sunsets	Strolling, cafés and French heritage
Culture nearby	Fort Kochi, Kathakali	Old Goa's churches, Fontainhas	French Quarter, Auroville, Mamallapuram
Signature taste	Karimeen fry, fish curry, appam	Prawn balchão, Goan sausage, bebinca	Creole fish curry, crêpes, croissants
Nights	1 + 2	3	1 (Chennai) + 3

Triple Coast Beach Hopping - Three Coasts, Three Moods

The Places You Will Explore

Fort Kochi: a harbour full of history

You start in Fort Kochi, a port shaped by Portuguese, Dutch and British traders. Your hotel sits right on the waterfront, and at dusk you can watch fishermen work the giant Chinese fishing nets. The next morning, you visit the Mattancherry (Dutch) Palace, with its Ramayana murals, and the spice warehouses and antique shops of Jew Town, home to the Paradesi Synagogue of 1568. If you arrive in time, we book a Kathakali performance, so you can watch the dancers paint their faces before the show.

Marari Beach and the Alleppey backwaters

A short drive brings you to Marari, a fishing village with a long, peaceful beach and a resort set among coconut palms. Here the pace slows right down. One day, you drive to Alleppey and board a private houseboat for a day cruise past canals, rice fields, coconut groves and village jetties, with Kerala fish curry cooked on board. Back at the resort, you have time for the beach, a bicycle ride through the villages or an Ayurvedic massage.

South Goa: churches, crescent bays and sunsets

An evening flight takes you to Goa, where you stay three nights at Taj Exotica on quiet Benaulim beach, its gardens running down to the sand. With a guide, you visit Old Goa, once the capital of Portuguese India, with the Basilica of Bom Jesus and the Se Cathedral, then stroll the colourful lanes of Fontainhas in Panjim. Another day takes you south to the clifftop fort of Cabo de Rama, the long, empty sands of Agonda and palm-fringed Palolem for a seafood lunch.

Mamallapuram: the shore temple

After a night in Chennai, you follow the scenic East Coast Road along the Bay of Bengal. At Mamallapuram, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Pallava kings built the Shore Temple right on the sand in the 8th century and carved huge rock reliefs and the Five Rathas from single blocks of stone.

Puducherry: French streets by the Bay of Bengal

Your final three nights are in Puducherry, a French settlement from 1674 until 1954. You walk the quiet morning streets of the French Quarter, with their French names, ochre-and-white villas, the old lighthouse and the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, and pass the peaceful Sri Aurobindo Ashram. In the afternoon, you visit Auroville and its golden Matrimandir. On your last full day, a short boat ride from Chunnambar takes you to Paradise Beach, followed by a free afternoon and a farewell dinner at a French restaurant.

ACCOMMODATION CATEGORIES

The five hotels are the same in every tier. What changes is the room. Each tier maps to a room category at each hotel, subject to availability on your dates.

Hotel	Nights	Premium	Luxury	Ultra-Luxury
Brunton Boatyard, Fort Kochi	1	Heritage room	Waterfront room	Best available Suite
Marari Beach Resort, Mararikulam	2	Garden villa	Beach villa	Best available villa
Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, Benaulim	3	Luxury room	Premium villa or suite	Best available villa
Taj Coromandel, Chennai	1	Luxury room	Club room	Suite
Palais de Mahe, Puducherry	3	Deluxe room	Suite	Best available suite

Triple Coast Beach Hopping Accommodation Categories

Note: Room names are confirmed with each hotel when dates are fixed. If a category is full, we offer the nearest one at the same hotel first. Another hotel is used only if you agree. The Kerala beach resort is confirmed when you book.

WHY BOOK THIS WITH BIZAREXPEDITION

An 11-day private beach journey along three coasts, planned and run by BizareXpedition from arrival at Kochi to departure from Chennai.

One direction, west to east. The route runs Kochi, Kerala coast, Goa, Chennai, Puducherry, so no stretch is covered twice.
Two flights remove the long roads. Kochi to Goa is about 800 km by road, and Goa to Chennai is more than 1,000 km. Each flight takes under two hours.
Three coasts, three different beaches. Quiet sand in Kerala, a long wide shore in Goa, and a rocky seafront promenade in Puducherry.
Three nights where the beach is the point. Goa and Puducherry each have three nights, so there is room for a rest day by the sea.
Named hotels, three room levels. The five stays are used at every tier. The tier changes the room, not the hotel.
A registered company. BizareXpedition Services Pvt. Ltd. (CIN U63090UR2016PTC007433), headquartered in Haridwar, books the hotels and runs the ground arrangements directly.

3-TIER PRICING SUMMARY

Tier	Per Couple (approx.)	Per Person, twin sharing (approx.)
Premium	Rs.443,520 – Rs.479,002	Rs.221,760 – Rs.239,501
Luxury	Rs.544,320 – Rs.587,866	Rs.272,160 – Rs.293,933
Ultra-Luxury	Rs.768,600 – Rs.830,088	Rs.384,300 – Rs.415,044

Triple Coast Beach Hopping 3-Tier Pricing Summary

Indicative pricing, modeled per couple. The range covers date and season variation. A final quote is given once dates and room categories are confirmed.

SEASON ADJUSTMENTS

Season	Months	What It Means on This Route	Price Guide
Peak	20 December – 5 January	Festive-season rates, minimum stays in Goa and Puducherry, and crowds on the beaches. Book the top rooms early.	+25% to +40%
High	mid-November – mid-December, and mid-January – February	Dry, sunny days, a calm sea in Goa and calm backwaters. The best months for the whole route.	Base price
Shoulder	March	Hot on the coast, with a calm sea. Good hotel offers.	–10% to –15%
Hot	April – May	Hot and humid on all three coasts. Not advised for a beach trip.	–20% to –30%
Monsoon	June – September	Heavy rain in Kerala and Goa. Goa's beaches and many shacks are closed, and the sea is rough. We do not advise this route in these months.	–25% to –40%
Northeast monsoon	October – mid-November	Rain and cyclones are possible at Chennai and Puducherry. The west coast is drying out.	–10% to –20%

Triple Coast Beach Hopping Season Adjustments

Peak-season rates vary a great deal between hotels, so the final quote is confirmed against live rates.

Best Time for a Beach Holiday in South India

The best time for this tour is mid-November to February. Days are dry and sunny, Goa's sea is calm and the Kerala backwaters are at their best. March is hot but still pleasant by the sea. April and May are hot and humid on all three coasts. June to September is the monsoon: Kerala and Goa get heavy rain, the sea turns rough and many Goan beach shacks close, so we do not recommend it. From October to mid-November, the east coast around Chennai and Puducherry can see heavy rain and occasional cyclones.

PRACTICAL NOTES

Temple, church and monastery rules: Cover shoulders and knees, and remove shoes at temples. Where a Hindu temple limits non-Hindu visitors, we plan around the gateway and outer areas. Rules can change, and we check before each visit.
Clothing: Light cotton, a hat and sunscreen. Swimwear for the beaches, and a cover-up for villages and churches.
Driving: No drive is longer than about 5 hours. Day 8 is the longest, with a stop at Mamallapuram.
The flights: The Kochi to Goa and Goa to Chennai flights are separate domestic tickets, each with one evening nonstop. We book them with the package and confirm timings before you travel.
Swimming: Currents are strong on the Kerala, Goa and Puducherry coasts, and lifeguards are limited. Swim only where your guide or the hotel says it is safe.
Sun and heat: The sun is strong all year. Drink water often and plan beach time for morning and late afternoon.
Safety: South India is among the easier regions of India to travel in. Our team is reachable 24 hours.
Drinking water: Drink bottled or filtered water only. Your vehicle and hotels provide it.
Photography: Rules differ at each temple, church and palace. Drones cannot be flown by foreign visitors.
Alcohol: Served at the hotels. Goa's rules are relaxed. Kerala and Tamil Nadu have dry days.
Tipping: Not compulsory. As a rough guide: driver Rs.300–500 per day, guides Rs.500 per visit, hotel staff at your discretion.
Visa: Most nationalities can apply for an Indian e-Visa online before travel. Allow at least a week.

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Most beach holidays stick to one stretch of coast. This 11-day trip covers three, and each has a different feel. You start in Fort Kochi, with its Chinese fishing nets, the Dutch Palace and an evening of Kathakali. Then you spend two quiet nights at Marari Beach, with a day on a private houseboat on the Alleppey backwaters. A short flight takes you to South Goa for three nights on Benaulim beach, a day at the old churches of Old Goa and long, lazy afternoons at Agonda and Palolem. You then fly east and drive the coast road past the Shore Temple at Mamallapuram to Puducherry. There you stay three nights among the yellow French villas, with time for Auroville and a boat trip to Paradise Beach. No drive is longer than about five hours, and the route never doubles back, so most of your time goes to the beaches and the food.

Day 1

ARRIVE KOCHI | FORT KOCHI

Route: Kochi International Airport (COK) to Brunton Boatyard, Fort Kochi, about 35 km

Your driver meets you at Kochi airport and takes you to Fort Kochi. Brunton Boatyard stands on the waterfront, on the site of a 19th-century boatyard. The Portuguese came to Kochi in 1503, then the Dutch, then the English.

Take a first walk along the old lanes at dusk, past colonial houses, small cafés and the Chinese fishing nets on the shore. If you arrive by mid-afternoon, we book a Kathakali performance for the early evening. The dancers' make-up is applied over an hour, and you may see this before the show.

Experience of the Day

Airport welcome and check-in
Dusk walk in Fort Kochi
Kathakali performance, if you arrive in time

Food

Recommended: Dinner at a Fort Kochi restaurant.

Must-Try: Karimeen fry (pearl spot fish) and Kerala prawn curry.

Activities to Do

Walk along the waterfront
Watch the fishing nets at sunset

Day 2

FORT KOCHI TO MARARI BEACH | SPICE TRADE AND A QUIET COAST

Route: Fort Kochi: Mattancherry – Jew Town – Cherthala – Marari Beach, about 55 km

In the morning, visit the Mattancherry Palace, built by the Portuguese around 1555 and later known as the Dutch Palace. Its murals show scenes from the Ramayana. Walk through Jew Town, with its antique shops and spice warehouses, and see the Paradesi Synagogue, built in 1568. Check the opening days in advance.

After lunch, drive north along the coast to Marari, a fishing village with a long, quiet beach. The resort stands among coconut palms by the sand. The evening is free.

Note on opening days: The synagogue and palace have fixed closing days. We plan around them, and

Experience of the Day

Mattancherry Palace and Jew Town
Drive along the Kerala coast
First evening on Marari Beach

Food

Recommended: Lunch in Fort Kochi. Dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Kerala-style fish curry and appam.

Shopping

Spices, antiques and cotton in Jew Town.

Activities to Do

Walk on the beach at sunset
Optional Ayurvedic massage

Day 3

MARARI BEACH AND ALLEPPEY | BACKWATERS AND SAND

Route: Marari Beach – Alleppey – backwater cruise – Marari Beach, about 20 km each way

Drive to Alleppey in the morning and board a private houseboat for a day cruise on the backwaters. The boat moves slowly past canals, rice fields, coconut palms and village jetties. Lunch is cooked on board.

Return to the resort in the late afternoon. The rest of the day is for the beach. Swim only where the resort says it is safe, as the surf can be strong.

Note on the cruise: This is a day cruise and not a night on the boat. Time on the water depends on the season and the water level.

Experience of the Day

Private houseboat day cruise
Village canals
Beach time at Marari

Food

Recommended: Lunch on the houseboat. Dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Kerala fish curry cooked on board, and fresh coconut water.

Activities to Do

Optional cycling through fishing villages
Optional yoga on the beach

Day 4

MARARI TO KOCHI AND FLIGHT TO GOA | FROM KERALA TO THE KONKAN COAST

Route: Marari Beach – Kochi airport (COK) – flight – Goa Dabolim airport (GOI) – Benaulim, about 75 km by road, then about 25 km

Spend the morning at the beach, then drive to Kochi airport after lunch. The only nonstop flight from Kochi to Goa leaves in the evening.

You reach Goa at night. Taj Exotica stands on the quiet Benaulim beach in South Goa, set in gardens that run down to the sand.

Note on the flight: The Kochi to Goa flight is a separate domestic ticket. We book it with the package. It runs once a day in the evening, so the timing is confirmed at booking.

Experience of the Day

Morning on the beach
Flight to Goa
First evening at the resort

Food

Recommended: Lunch at the resort. Dinner at the hotel.

Must-Try: Goan fish curry with rice.

Activities to Do

Rest at the resort

Day 5

OLD GOA AND PANJIM | THE PORTUGUESE CAPITAL

Route: Benaulim – Old Goa – Panjim – Fontainhas – Benaulim, about 100 km round trip

Old Goa was the capital of Portuguese India, and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site (1986). Visit the Basilica of Bom Jesus, which holds the relics of St Francis Xavier, and the Se Cathedral, one of the largest churches in Asia.

Drive on to Panjim and walk the Latin Quarter of Fontainhas. Its narrow lanes have painted houses in yellow, blue and green, and small chapels. Return to the beach in the afternoon.

Note on church rules: Cover shoulders and knees in the churches. Visiting hours vary around services, and we confirm them.

Experience of the Day

Basilica of Bom Jesus and Se Cathedral (UNESCO)
Fontainhas Latin Quarter
Afternoon on Benaulim beach

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a Panjim restaurant. Dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Goan sausage, prawn balchão and bebinca for dessert.

Shopping

Cashews, spices and feni (a local spirit) in Panjim.

Activities to Do

Optional Goan cooking class
Walk on the beach at sunset

Day 6

SOUTH GOA | BEACHES AND A COASTAL FORT

Route: Benaulim – Cabo de Rama – Agonda – Palolem – Benaulim, about 110 km

Drive to Cabo de Rama, a fort with sea views over the cliffs, then to Agonda, a long curved beach with few buildings and fishing boats on the sand. Continue to Palolem for lunch at the shore.

Return to the resort in the afternoon. Swim in the pool, rest, or take a massage. The sea in Goa has strong currents, and lifeguards are limited, so swim only where your guide or hotel says it is safe.

Experience of the Day

Cabo de Rama fort
Agonda and Palolem beaches
Free afternoon at the resort

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a beach shack. Dinner at the resort.

Must-Try: Grilled catch of the day and a cold coconut.

Activities to Do

Optional spa treatment
Optional dolphin-watching boat trip

Day 7

GOA AND FLIGHT TO CHENNAI | A BEACH MORNING AND A LATE FLIGHT

Route: Benaulim – Goa airport (GOI) – flight – Chennai (MAA) – Taj Coromandel, about 20 km in Chennai

The morning is free on the beach. Check out around midday, and your driver takes you to the airport for the evening flight to Chennai.

You land at night and go straight to the hotel in Nungambakkam. Tomorrow's drive starts after a proper rest.

Note on the flight: The Goa to Chennai flight is a separate domestic ticket. A nonstop runs in the evening, and we confirm the time at booking. It lands at about 9 pm.

Experience of the Day

Final beach morning
Flight to Chennai

Food

Recommended: Lunch at the resort. A late dinner at the hotel.

Must-Try: A light South Indian dinner.

Activities to Do

Swim or walk on the beach in the morning
Rest in the evening

Day 8

CHENNAI TO PUDUCHERRY | THE EAST COAST ROAD

Route: Chennai – East Coast Road – Mamallapuram – Puducherry, about 150 km

Leave Chennai after breakfast and follow the East Coast Road along the Bay of Bengal. Stop at Mamallapuram, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984. The Shore Temple, built in the 8th century by the Pallava kings, stands on the sand, and the great rock reliefs and the Five Rathas are carved from single stones.

After lunch, continue south, and reach Puducherry in the afternoon. The former French town sits on the coast, with yellow villas and tree-lined streets. Walk on the seafront at dusk.

Note on Shore Temple: It is a ticketed site run by the Archaeological Survey of India. Hours are confirmed on the day.

Experience of the Day

Shore Temple and rock reliefs at Mamallapuram (UNESCO)
Coast road drive
First walk on the Puducherry promenade

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a seafood restaurant at Mamallapuram. Dinner at the hotel.

Must-Try: Fresh grilled fish and prawns.

Shopping

Stone carvings from the Mamallapuram workshops.

Activities to Do

Evening walk on the Promenade

Day 9

PUDUCHERRY | FRENCH QUARTER AND AUROVILLE

Route: Puducherry: French Quarter – Sri Aurobindo Ashram – Auroville

Puducherry was a French settlement from 1674 until 1954, and is a Union Territory today. Walk the French Quarter with your guide in the morning, when the streets are quiet. Streets carry French names, and the villas are painted ochre and white. See the old lighthouse, the Immaculate Conception Cathedral and the statue of Dupleix.

Pass the Sri Aurobindo Ashram, where the founder's tomb is a quiet place covered in flowers. Visitors enter in silence. In the afternoon, drive 10 km to Auroville, an experimental township founded in 1968. You can see the Matrimandir, a golden globe, from the viewing point. Entry to the inner chamber needs a booking in advance, and we confirm availability.

Note on Auroville: Visitors see the Matrimandir from the viewing point. The inner chamber has limited slots and is not guaranteed.

Experience of the Day

French Quarter walk
Sri Aurobindo Ashram
Auroville and the Matrimandir viewing point

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a French or Creole restaurant. Dinner at the hotel.

Must-Try: Croissants and crepes in the morning, and Creole fish curry.

Shopping

Handmade paper, incense and clothes from Auroville boutiques.

Activities to Do

Cycle ride in the French Quarter
Optional sunrise walk on the promenade

Day 10

PUDUCHERRY | PARADISE BEACH AND A FREE DAY

Route: Puducherry – Chunnambar – Paradise Beach – Puducherry, about 10 km each way

Drive to Chunnambar, south of the town, and take a short boat ride across the backwater to Paradise Beach. It is a sandy strip with a few shacks. The beach is a day trip and has few facilities. We confirm the boat times, which run only in the day, and the sea state on the day.

Return for a late lunch. The afternoon is free for a spa, a swim at the hotel, or a last walk in the quarter. In the evening, have a farewell dinner at a French restaurant.

Note on the beach: The sea at Puducherry is rough, and swimming is not advised on the town beaches. Paradise Beach is better for a walk than for a swim, and we advise on the day.

Experience of the Day

Boat to Paradise Beach
Free afternoon
Farewell dinner

Food

Recommended: Lunch at a beach shack or in town. Dinner at a French restaurant.

Must-Try: Fresh seafood, crepes and a French pastry.

Activities to Do

Optional spa
Optional cooking class

Day 11

PUDUCHERRY TO CHENNAI | DEPARTURE

Route: Puducherry – Chennai International Airport (MAA), about 150 km

After breakfast, your driver takes you along the coast road to Chennai airport for your flight home. We plan the drop around your departure time, and recommend an international flight that leaves in the afternoon or later.

You leave having seen the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal, from Kerala's backwaters to Puducherry's French quarter.

Experience of the Day

Drive to the airport
Farewell

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) & People Also Ask — Triple Coast Beach Hopping: Kerala, Goa Puducherry

We help you prepare for your trip and ensure an effortless and enjoyable travel experience.

How many days do you need for a Kerala Goa Puducherry tour?

Eleven days is enough to enjoy all three coasts at an easy pace. This plan gives one night in Fort Kochi, two on the Kerala coast, three in Goa, one in Chennai and three in Puducherry. With three more days, add Munnar or Hampi.

What is a triple coast beach hopping trip for foreigners?

It is one trip along three coastlines with different characters. Kerala has quiet beaches and backwaters, Goa has long sandy beaches and Portuguese churches, and Puducherry has a French seafront and a rocky shore. You travel with a private driver and a guide, and stay in five hotels.

Is this a south India beach combined package for swimmers?

Goa and Marari have the best sea for swimming, when the sea is calm in the dry months. Puducherry's beaches are rough and better for walking. The resorts have pools. Currents are strong on all three coasts, and lifeguards are limited, so we advise on safe places each day.

What is the best time to take this tour?

November to February is the best time. Days are dry and sunny, the sea in Goa is calm, and the backwaters are at their best. March is hot, April and May are very hot, and June to September is the monsoon, when many Goa beach shacks are closed and the sea is rough.

Why do you fly from Kochi to Goa and from Goa to Chennai?

Kochi to Goa is about 800 km by road, and Goa to Chennai is more than 1,000 km. Each flight takes under two hours and replaces a full day or more of driving. Both are evening nonstops, and we book them with the package.

Why does the route stay a night in Chennai?

The Goa to Chennai flight lands at about 9 pm. The drive to Puducherry takes 4 to 5 hours with stops, so a night in Chennai lets you start rested and see Mamallapuram on the way. If the flight time changes, we adjust the plan.

Do we sleep on a houseboat in Alleppey?

No. This plan has a day cruise on a private houseboat and nights at a beach resort. If you want a night on the water, we can add it. An overnight stay adds one night in Alleppey before or after the beach.

Which airports do we use?

You fly into Kochi (COK) and out of Chennai (MAA). Inside India, you fly from Kochi to Goa (GOI) and from Goa to Chennai. If you land at Mopa in North Goa, tell us, as the transfer is much longer.

How much does an 11-day Kerala Goa Puducherry tour cost?

This 11-day trip costs about Rs.443,520 to Rs.479,002 per couple in the Premium room tier, about Rs.544,320 to Rs.587,866 for Luxury, and about Rs.768,600 to Rs.830,088 for Ultra-Luxury. Prices include the five hotels, the two flights, vehicles, guides, entries and GST. International flights are not included.

Do we need a visa for India?

Yes. Most nationalities can apply for an Indian e-Visa online before travel. Check which airports accept e-Visa arrivals for your nationality, and apply at least a week ahead on the official e-Visa site.

Can we add Munnar, Hampi or Mysuru?

Yes. Munnar fits between Kochi and the beach, with a longer drive. Hampi and Mysuru fit as an extension after Goa, by flight to Bengaluru. Tell us your dates and we will price the extra nights.

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