Kerala Family Tour Packages

About Kerala Family Tour Packages

Explore Kerala with Family

Come, discover the land of God's Own Country with the Go4Explore Kerala tour packages. Relax amidst the heavenly ambiance of unending green and the rich cultural web of the tropical paradise. We prepare the finest of Kerala holiday packages, assuring wonderful experiences that range from cruising the backwaters aboard houseboats in Alleppey to wildlife safaris in Periyar, misty hills in Munnar to the pristine beaches of Kovalam.

Try out an Ayurvedic spa, delicious Kerala cuisine, and watch lively traditional performances. We have a lot of Kerala travel packages for you, in case you are looking for relaxation, adventure, or cultural experience. Book now through Go4Explore and avail the best offers for your dream vacation from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata, or from any city in India. Allow us to make your Kerala dream turn into memories.

Kerala Family Tour Packages

Experience the best in Kerala with our custom-made Kerala family tour packages! Imagine moving down the gentle backwaters of this tropical paradise, golden beaches, and misty hill stations with your family. Our specifically designed holiday packages make sure to help you bring about wonderful memories for the entire family.

Just imagine gliding on calm backwaters inside a real houseboat, past swaying palm fronds whose hues come alive to the sounds of colorful bird calls. Your children will be so excited to find the lively kingfishers and the frolicking otters while you bask on the deck, feeling the light drift of the breeze as you take in the marvel of it all. When night comes, take in a mouth-watering dinner that is fresh from under the stars, really capping off that perfect day of adventure.

And that's not all! Spice plantation visits find a place in our packages, which make you witness the famous culinary treasures of Kerala. See the bright smile on children's faces as they get to know the source of their favorite flavor and even get to be a chef in an exhilarating cooking class. Not to forget the pristine beaches where one could build sandcastles, collect seashells, or just laze around in the sun watching the little ones play and frolic in the warm waters of the Arabian Sea.

We have other wildlife sanctuaries for nature lovers, and they may expect a visit to see majestic elephants, elusive tigers, and sometimes even the mischievous monkeys. The well-trained guides ensure safe, educational contact with the natural world for every family.

Want to add a touch of culture to your trip? From ancient temples to colorful festivals and traditional dance performances, it's all taken care of. And for your children, it opens up new perspectives on life.

Our Kerala family holiday package will bring what may seem very simple: spending quality time, sharing experiences, and creating a thread of togetherness that will bind your family more closely than ever before. So what are you waiting for? Present your loved ones with the gift of discovery, making moments that will be cherished for a lifetime. Book your Family Adventure in Kerala now!

Best Places to Visit in Kerala Family Holiday

Munnar- Munnar is a beautiful green hill station cradled in the Western Ghats, with a never-ending expanse of tea plantations. A misty morning with a bright sunny day is an ideal time to go about. Walk past the vast greenery, visit the Tea Museum, trek Anamudi Peak, or just bask in the cleanliness of mountain air.

Alleppey- The labyrinthine backwaters of the " Venice of the East" make Alleppey a magical paradise. Overnight stay in traditional houseboats as you float in silent canals and pass by traditional villages- most of rural Kerala can be experienced along the banks. Avail some Ayurvedic massages, visit the coir factories where coir is made and soak in the ambience.

Cochin- Harmony of history and modernity; Kochi embodies it to perfection. Visit the laid back Fort Cochin to relive the old world charm; of Chinese fishing nets, to Dutch Palace. Watch a poignant kathakali performance, nibble on fresh seafood and purchase local spices in vibrant markets. This very cosmopolitan port town throws in a bit of everything culturally.

Thekkady- Thekkady is an exciting place for wildlife enthusiasts because it has Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary. We will take you through a boat cruise on Periyar Lake to spot elephants among other exotic birds; walking through spice plantations and bamboo rafting, you'll feel one with the aromatic world of cardamom and pepper.

Kovalam- Kovalam's crescent-shaped beaches call out to sun seekers and watersport buffs. The Lighthouse Beach offers a panoramic view and at Hawa Beach, you can surf to your heart's content. Take indulgence in an Ayurvedic massage, treat your taste buds to fresh seafood, and look at the sun setting over the Arabian Sea.

Wayanad- A paradise designed for a nature enthusiast, surrounded by fertile lands and high biodiversity. Visit the ancient Edakkal Caves, go wildlife spotting at Muthanga Sanctuary, and trek to Chembra Peak. Tribal villages, coffee plantations, and cascading waterfalls get the backdrop view of all these from this rich hill station.

Varkala- Perched on red cliffs that are so dramatic, Varkala offers quite a unique beach experience. Relax on golden sands, take a dip in mineral springs, or try paragliding. Explore nearby temples, practice yoga, and enjoy fresh catch at cliff-top restaurants.

Kumarakom- It is this part of the world where a cluster of islands in Vembanad Lake turns it into a real backwater paradise. Visit the bird sanctuary, cruise on traditional Kettuvallams and indulge in Ayurvedic treatments. Fish in the serene backwaters; cycle in those very same villages while savoring some authentic Kerala cuisine, all of which are a part of these retreats, sure to calm the soul.

Athirappilly Falls- The hour-long drive from the park through trenches and tanks with some nice views ends at the Athirappilly Falls. Located in Kerala is the largest waterfall in the state, with water booming down 80 feet. Take a hike to some views, picnic amidst jungles of green, and look out for amazing birdlife and butterflies. It is a great one-day excursion away from it all.

Bekal- Dominated by its massive keyhole fort, Bekal exudes historic grandeur combined with substantial coastal beauty. Explore the bastions and narrow underground passages, relax on pristine beaches, and enjoy stunning sunsets. Activity options are numerous: water sports, backwater cruises, and even local Malabar Cuisine.

Things to do in Kerala Family Trip

Houseboat cruise in Alleppey- Experience the serene backwaters while bonding as a family on a traditional Kettuvallam. Enjoy local cuisine and spot wildlife from the deck.

Visit tea plantations in Munnar- Tour lush tea estates, learn about tea production, and enjoy picturesque views. Kids can participate in tea leaf plucking activities.

Wildlife safari in Periyar- Spot elephants, deer, and exotic birds on a boat safari. Older kids might enjoy guided jungle treks.

Beach day in Kovalam- Build sandcastles, swim in the Arabian Sea, and try water sports like banana boat rides or kayaking.

Explore Fort Kochi- Discover colonial history, watch fishermen at Chinese nets, and attend a colorful Kathakali performance.

Spice plantation tour- Explore fragrant spice gardens in Thekkady or Wayanad. Kids can learn about different spices and their uses, making it an educational and sensory experience.

Elephant encounter- Visit an ethical elephant care center where the family can interact with these gentle giants, learning about their care and conservation.

Cooking class- Participate in a family cooking class to learn Kerala's cuisine. Children can help prepare simple dishes, fostering an appreciation for local food.

Waterfall visits- Explore picturesque waterfalls like Athirappilly or Vazhachal. Many have safe swimming areas for a refreshing family dip.

Cultural village tour- Visit traditional villages to see local crafts like coir-making or pottery. Some offer hands-on experiences suitable for children.

Butterfly garden- Visit a butterfly garden in places like Thenmala or Banasura Sagar Dam. Kids will love seeing colorful butterflies up close.

Treehouse stay- Spend a night in a treehouse in Wayanad or Thekkady for a unique family adventure surrounded by nature.

Boat race experience- If visiting during the monsoon season, watch or even participate in snake boat races, a thrilling Kerala tradition.

Ayurvedic spa day- Introduce older kids to gentle Ayurvedic treatments while parents enjoy more extensive therapies.

Bamboo rafting- Enjoy a gentle rafting experience in Periyar or Wayanad, suitable for families with older children.

What to Eat in Kerala?

• Kerala Sadhya A traditional feast served on a banana leaf, featuring rice with various vegetarian dishes.
• Appam with Stew Lacy rice pancakes served with a mild coconut milk-based stew.
• Malabar Parotta with Kerala Beef Fry Flaky flatbread paired with spicy beef.
• Karimeen Pollichathu Pearl spot fish marinated in spices and grilled in banana leaf.
• Puttu and Kadala Curry Steamed rice and coconut cylinders served with spiced black chickpea curry.
• Idiyappam with Egg Curry String hoppers made from rice flour, served with a flavorful egg curry.
• Kerala Prawn Curry Succulent prawns in a tangy coconut milk-based gravy.
• Erissery A traditional dish made with pumpkin and red beans, coconut-based.
• Pazham Pori Ripe banana fritters, a popular tea-time snack.
• Kallummakkaya (Mussels) Fry Spicy stir-fried mussels, a coastal delicacy.
• Nadan Kozhi Varuthathu Spicy Kerala-style chicken fry.
• Kappa and Meen Curry Tapioca with spicy fish curry, a staple in central Kerala.
• Ela Ada Sweet rice dumplings steamed in banana leaves.
• Malabar Biryani Fragrant rice dish with meat, distinct from other Indian biryanis.
• Achappam A crispy, rose-shaped sweet snack made from rice flour.

How to Reach Kerala with Family

By Air: Cochin International Airport in Kochi is the major airport in Kerala with direct flights from major Indian cities as well as international destinations.

Trivandrum International Airport is another major airport with good connectivity.

By Rail: Kerala has a good rail network connecting it to the rest of India. Major stations are in cities like Trivandrum, Kochi, Kollam, Thrissur etc. Popular train routes include the Rajdhani/Sampark Kranti Express from Delhi and the Interstate Express from Mumbai.

By Road: Kerala has an excellent system of national highways connecting it to neighboring states like Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Major road entry points are from Coimbatore/Salem/Madurai in Tamil Nadu and Bangalore in Karnataka. Government and private bus services as well as taxis are options.

Best Time to Visit Kerala

Winter Season (Peak/High Season): November to February- These cool, dry months offer the best weather for exploring Kerala. The weather is mild and pleasant with lower humidity levels making it an ideal time for visiting Kerala backwaters, beaches, hill stations and other top attractions.

Summer Season:

March to May- Temperatures rise making it hot and humid, these months are not recommended to visit Kerala, as the weather in days are extremely hot and in the evenings also, temperature remains around 29 degree celsius. Not an ideal time to visit.

Monsoon Season:

June to September- The heavy southwest monsoon leads to incessant rains across Kerala during these months. Tourism is minimal, with many facilities closed. However, the countryside is lush green.

Post-Monsoon Season:

October- A transitional period after the monsoons, with chances of intermittent showers. An off-season time with fewer tourists and lower prices.