Kerala packages are best structured around Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey and Kochi. A 5 to 7 day itinerary suits most first-time travellers, while beach or Wayanad extensions need additional nights.
Kerala highlights
Kerala tour packages and prices
Open any package to select the hotel category, adults, room combination, children, infants, vehicle and optional services.
Honeymoon6N / 7D
Family Favourite6N / 7D
Complete6N / 7D
Kerala 6 Nights 7 Days Complete Holiday
Kochi → Munnar → Thekkady → Alleppey → Kovalam → Trivandrum
Best Seller5N / 6D
Popular4N / 5D
How to choose a Kerala package
Start with the route and number of nights rather than the lowest headline price. A useful package should show where every night is spent, how long the road or ferry sectors are, which meals are included, and whether local sightseeing requires a different vehicle or ticket.
BookMyDestination separates the hotel category from the traveller calculation. One adult can be priced in a single room, two adults in a double room, three adults in a double room with an extra bed, and larger groups can select a valid alternative room split. Children with bed, children without bed and infants are charged separately.
For domestic routes, airfare or railway tickets are included only when stated. Weather, road access, local-union transport, permits, ferries and attraction operations can change the practical sequence, so the final voucher is the controlling service document.
Kerala package FAQs
Are the package prices fixed?
Prices are editable starting rates based on the selected hotel category and room allocation. Final cost can change with travel date, availability, transport choice, taxes and optional services.
Can the itinerary be customised?
Yes. Nights, hotel category, sightseeing pace, vehicle type and add-on experiences can be changed before confirmation.
How are children charged?
The booking form calculates separate child-with-bed, child-without-bed and infant rates. Hotel age policies can differ, so the final voucher should confirm the applicable rule.