Arrive at Cochin International Airport (COK). Your pre-booked driver will meet you at the arrivals hall for a comfortable transfer to your hotel in the historic Fort Kochi area.

Check into a charming heritage hotel in Fort Kochi, often converted from old colonial bungalows, offering a unique blend of history and comfort.

Enjoy a light and delicious lunch at this popular cafe, known for its artistic ambiance, great coffee, and fusion food. It's a perfect spot to relax after your journey.

Explore the charming streets of Fort Kochi on foot. Witness the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets at sunset, visit St. Francis Church (the original burial site of Vasco da Gama), and admire the architecture of the Santa Cruz Cathedral Basilica.

Experience the vibrant and dramatic classical Indian dance-drama of Kathakali. Arrive early to watch the intricate makeup application process, which is a performance in itself.

Indulge in a delicious seafood dinner. Oceanos is renowned for its fresh catch and authentic preparation of Keralan and Portuguese-inspired dishes.

After breakfast, visit the nearby Mattancherry area. Explore the Dutch Palace (Mattancherry Palace) with its stunning murals and the historic Paradesi Synagogue in Jew Town, surrounded by antique shops.

Begin the picturesque journey to Munnar. The drive winds through rubber plantations and spice gardens, with stunning views of waterfalls like Cheeyappara and Valara along the way.

Stop for a traditional Keralan lunch at a roadside restaurant. Enjoy simple, authentic flavors amidst the lush greenery.

Arrive in Munnar and check into your resort, preferably one with panoramic views of the tea plantations. Settle in and enjoy the cool mountain air.

Enjoy a relaxing dinner at your hotel's restaurant. Many resorts in Munnar offer a mix of local Keralan specialties and international cuisine.

Head to Munnar town for an authentic and budget-friendly lunch at Rapsy Restaurant. It's a local favorite known for its delicious biryani and parottas.

Visit Eravikulam National Park, home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr. A park bus takes you up to a point from where you can walk and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding hills and tea gardens.

Learn about the history and process of tea cultivation in Munnar. The museum features a short documentary and a demonstration of tea processing.

Drive to Mattupetty Dam for beautiful views of the reservoir and surrounding hills. You can opt for a boat ride. A little further is Echo Point, a scenic spot where you can have fun shouting and hearing your echo.

For a change of pace, enjoy a delicious South Indian vegetarian dinner at Saravana Bhavan. Their dosas, idlis, and thalis are excellent.

After an early breakfast, embark on the scenic drive down from the hills of Munnar to the tranquil backwaters of Alleppey (Alappuzha). The landscape changes dramatically from tea gardens to paddy fields and coconut groves.

Arrive at the Alleppey finishing point and board your private houseboat. You'll be welcomed with a refreshing drink. Settle in as your floating home for the night begins its journey.

Your personal chef will prepare a delicious, traditional Keralan lunch featuring dishes like Karimeen Pollichathu (pearl spot fish), sambar, rice, and various vegetable preparations, served on a banana leaf.

Spend the afternoon cruising through the intricate network of canals, lakes, and lagoons. Observe the local way of life: children going to school, vendors in canoes, and lush green paddy fields below sea level.

Enjoy a freshly prepared dinner on the deck of your anchored houseboat. The tranquility of the backwaters at night is a magical experience.

Wake up to a beautiful sunrise over the backwaters. The boat will start a short morning cruise while you enjoy a traditional Keralan breakfast (like Appam and stew) on board.

Disembark from the houseboat around 9:00 AM. A short and easy drive will take you to the sleepy fishing village of Mararikulam, home to the beautiful Marari Beach.

Check into your beach resort or homestay. Marari offers a range of options from luxury resorts with private pools to charming, family-run homestays.

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at your resort's restaurant, often featuring fresh seafood and views of the sea.

Spend the afternoon relaxing on the clean, golden sands of Marari Beach. It's much quieter than other Keralan beaches, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or simply reading a book in a hammock.

Indulge in a traditional Ayurvedic massage. Kerala is the home of Ayurveda, and this is the perfect way to unwind and rejuvenate your body and mind.

Enjoy a special farewell dinner. This could be the meal from your cooking class or a curated seafood barbecue at your resort.

Start your day with a refreshing yoga session, often offered by resorts. Alternatively, rent a bicycle and explore the surrounding fishing villages to get a glimpse of the local culture and lifestyle.

For an adventurous and authentic culinary experience, visit a local 'Toddy Shop'. These places serve fresh palm wine (toddy) and incredibly spicy and delicious local food, especially seafood and meat dishes.

Spend the rest of the afternoon at your own pace. Relax by the pool, take a long walk on the beach, or finish that book you've been meaning to read.

Participate in a cooking class to learn the secrets of Keralan cuisine. Many homestays and resorts offer classes where you can learn to prepare a few local dishes using fresh spices and coconut.

Enjoy one last Keralan breakfast, perhaps with some fresh tropical fruits and a final cup of local coffee or tea.

If time permits on your way to the airport, you can stop for some last-minute souvenir shopping. You can buy spices, tea, coffee, or local handicrafts like coir products and Aranmula mirrors.

Your driver will transfer you from your hotel in Marari to the airport for your flight home.