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Kerala Group Tour Packages

Private Kerala group tours from Rs 10,229 per person, with your own vehicle and driver.: rated 4.3/5 (based on 11292 reviews) | Packages starting from ₹10,229/-

Kerala Group Tours at a Glance

Kerala group tour packages on TravelTriangle start at Rs 10,229 per person on twin sharing, and each one is a private trip for your group alone, not a seat on a shared coach. You get your own vehicle and driver, hotel rooms booked as one block so everybody stays under the same roof, and an itinerary you can change right up to departure.
The maths favours a crowd. A 17-seater tempo traveller costs about the same with 10 people on board as with 17, so the fare per head drops as your group grows. Most groups spend four to six days on the Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey loop, with a night on a houseboat in the Kerala backwaters as the centrepiece. We plan these trips for college friends, extended families, corporate teams, school batches and senior-citizen clubs, starting at 6 travellers. Travelling as a couple or a small family? The full range of Kerala tour packages will suit you better, as will our Kerala family packages and Kerala packages for friends. Compare the group trips below, or ask for free quotes from verified local agents.

Detail What to expect
Price from Rs 10,229 per person (3N/4D, 3-star hotels, twin sharing)
Trip lengths 3N/4D weekend loops up to 8N/9D tours of the whole state
Group types Friends and college, school, corporate, extended family, senior citizens, women-only
Group vehicle Innova Crysta for 6 or 7, tempo traveller for 8 to 26, coach for 27 and more
Best months October to March for sightseeing; June to September for the lowest fares
Arrive via Kochi (COK), Thiruvananthapuram (TRV), Kozhikode (CCJ) or Kannur (CNN) airports; Ernakulam and Thiruvananthapuram railway stations

Kerala group packages compared

These are the per-person starting fares for the packages listed on this page, on twin sharing in 3-star hotels. Groups on triple sharing usually pay a little less.

Package Nights Price from (Rs) Best for Key inclusions
Rejuvenating Munnar Tour 3N/4D 10,229 Budget groups happy to stay in the hills 3-star hotels in Munnar, sightseeing, transfers
Kerala Tour Package for 3 Nights 4 Days 3N/4D 11,196 Trekking and tea-estate groups 3-star hotels in Munnar, sightseeing, transfers
A Fantastic Tour Amid Nature in Munnar 3N/4D 11,197 Nature groups on a first visit 3-star hotels in Munnar, sightseeing, transfers
Munnar Alleppey Tour 3N/4D 11,729 Friends groups who want hills and a houseboat Munnar 2 days, Alleppey 2 days, transfers
Kerala Weekend Special: Kumarakom Backwaters & Munnar Hills 3N/4D 12,092 College and office groups with a long weekend Munnar 2 days, Kumarakom 2 days, private cab
Most Popular 4 Nights 5 Days Kerala Tour Packages 4N/5D 13,863 First-time groups covering the classic loop 3-star hotels, private vehicle, sightseeing
Kerala Tour Package for 8 Nights 9 Days 8N/9D 23,992 Senior and retired groups on a slow pace Kochi, Munnar 3 days, Thekkady, Alleppey, Kovalam 3 days
Exciting Athirapally Tour Package 6N/7D 25,080 Family reunions with time to unwind Kochi, Munnar 2 days, Thekkady, Alleppey 3 days, airport pickup and drop

Looking for a cheaper or a plusher version of the same trip? See budget Kerala tour packages or luxury Kerala tour packages, and ask the agent to price either one for your headcount.

Where Kerala group tours go

Eight stops cover almost every group itinerary in Kerala. The day counts are what works for a group, which moves slower than a couple.

1. Munnar (2 to 3 days)

Munnar is the hill leg of nearly every group tour, about 110 to 120 km and four hours by road from Kochi airport. Groups split their time between the KDHP Tea Museum (closed on Mondays), Eravikulam National Park for the Nilgiri tahr, and the Mattupetty Dam and Echo Point road. Eravikulam usually closes for the calving season from February into March, so check the dates before you promise it to the group. For a hills-only trip, see Munnar group tour packages.

2. Thekkady (1 to 2 days)

Three hours south of Munnar, Thekkady is where groups take the Periyar lake boat safari, a guided spice-plantation walk in Kumily and an evening Kalaripayattu show. Bamboo rafting inside the Periyar Tiger Reserve is a full-day guided trip that takes small batches, so a large group may need to split across two days.

3. Alleppey (1 to 2 days)

Alleppey (Alappuzha) is the houseboat town. Groups board around noon near the Punnamada jetty, cruise the canals and paddy fields, and moor for the night before dark. Big groups sail as a convoy of three or four boats, and lunch on board is usually rice, sambar and karimeen (pearl spot) fry. Read more on the Alleppey guide.

4. Kumarakom (1 to 2 days)

Kumarakom sits on the eastern shore of Vembanad Lake, about 35 km from Alleppey. The lake resorts here have lawns and halls big enough for a group dinner or an office session, and the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is a short walk away. Go at dawn, when the herons and cormorants are feeding.

5. Kochi (1 day)

Kochi is the easy first or last day, since the airport is about 40 km from Fort Kochi. Walk the seafront past the Chinese fishing nets, then cross to Mattancherry Palace and Jew Town. The palace is closed on Fridays, and the Paradesi Synagogue closes on Fridays and Saturdays, which matters if your group lands at the end of the week.

6. Wayanad (2 to 3 days)

Wayanad is the northern hill district, about three hours from Kozhikode airport. Groups come for the Edakkal Caves, Banasura Sagar Dam and the Chembra Peak trek. It pairs well with Coorg for a two-state trip, and our Coorg group tour packages can be joined to a Wayanad leg. More in the Wayanad guide.

7. Varkala and Kovalam (1 to 2 days)

The beach end of the trip. Kovalam is 16 km from Thiruvananthapuram airport, and its Lighthouse Beach is the calm-water option for swimmers. Varkala is about 50 km north, with red cliffs and cafés that look straight over the Arabian Sea. From Kovalam, Kanyakumari is about two and a half hours away, and our Kerala Kanyakumari tour packages add it as a final day.

8. Offbeat stops

For groups that have done the classic loop, Vagamon has meadows and pine forest two hours from Thekkady, Athirappilly has Kerala's largest waterfall an hour from Kochi airport, and Ponmudi is a quiet hill station near Thiruvananthapuram. Gavi is the wildest of the four, but the forest department limits daily visitor entry, so book it well ahead.

Kerala group tours by type

Every group type below books the same core circuit. What changes is the pace, the room plan and the one or two stops that make the trip work for that crowd.

Friends and college groups

Triple and quad rooms keep the cost down, and most friends groups swap a sightseeing afternoon for a Munnar camp night or the Kolukkumalai sunrise jeep ride. End at Varkala if the group wants cliff cafés and a beach. Smaller friend groups of four or five will find better fits among our Kerala packages for friends.

School and educational groups

One coach, a teacher-to-student room plan, hotels that accept an early curfew and stops with something to learn: the Tea Museum in Munnar, a spice farm in Kumily, the Kathakali make-up session in Fort Kochi. Ask the agent for a daily headcount check at each transfer.

Corporate offsites and incentive trips

Kumarakom's lake resorts have conference halls and lawns for a team dinner, Thekkady's plantations host treasure hunts and team games, and a private houseboat dinner cruise closes the trip. The agent sends one consolidated invoice for the whole team.

Extended family groups

Mixed ages mean ground-floor rooms for grandparents, interconnecting rooms for young parents and shorter driving days. Munnar, Alleppey and Kumarakom make the easiest family triangle. For family-only trips, compare our Kerala family tour packages.

Senior-citizen groups

Keep driving to about four hours a day, skip the steep steps at Top Station, book lift-access hotels and add an Ayurveda massage day at Kovalam. The 8N/9D tour above is built for this pace, with three nights each in Munnar and Kovalam.

Women-only groups

Book the whole group into one hotel block, ask for the driver's name and number before arrival, and plan check-ins before dark. Varkala and Munnar are the routes women-only groups pick most often.

Kerala group tour itineraries: 3, 5 and 7 days

Three tested plans. Drive times are for a tempo traveller in normal traffic; add about an hour on each long day for a coach.

3 nights, 4 days: Munnar and Alleppey

Day Plan Overnight
1 Land at Kochi, drive to Munnar (about 4 hours), stop at Cheeyappara Falls on the way, evening in Munnar town Munnar
2 Eravikulam National Park, Tea Museum, Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point Munnar
3 Leave at 7 am for Alleppey (about 5 hours), board the houseboat by early afternoon, cruise Vembanad Lake Houseboat
4 Breakfast on board, disembark around 9 am, drive to Kochi (about 1.5 hours), Fort Kochi if the flight is late Departure

4 nights, 5 days: Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey

Day Plan Overnight
1 Land at Kochi, drive to Munnar, evening at leisure Munnar
2 Eravikulam, Tea Museum, Mattupetty Dam, Echo Point, Kathakali show in the evening Munnar
3 Drive to Thekkady (about 3 hours), spice-plantation walk, Kalaripayattu show at 6 pm Thekkady
4 Periyar boat safari at 7:30 am, drive to Alleppey (about 4 hours), board the houseboat Houseboat
5 Disembark, Fort Kochi and the Chinese fishing nets, Mattancherry, fly home Departure

This is the loop in our Munnar Thekkady Alleppey packages, priced for a group on request.

6 nights, 7 days: add Kumarakom and Kovalam

Day Plan Overnight
1 Land at Kochi, Fort Kochi heritage walk, Kathakali at the Kerala Kathakali Centre Kochi
2 Drive to Munnar Munnar
3 Munnar sightseeing Munnar
4 Drive to Thekkady, spice walk, Kalaripayattu Thekkady
5 Periyar boat safari, drive to Alleppey, houseboat on Vembanad Lake Houseboat
6 Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary at dawn, drive to Kovalam (about 4 hours), beach evening Kovalam
7 Padmanabhaswamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram, fly home from TRV Departure

Easy extensions: a Kanyakumari day from Kovalam, two days in Varkala, or a northern loop through Wayanad and Coorg.

How much does a Kerala group tour cost?

A Kerala group tour costs Rs 10,229 to about Rs 14,000 per person for 3 to 4 nights on 3-star, twin-sharing hotels, and about Rs 24,000 to Rs 25,100 per person for the 6N/7D and 8N/9D tours. The fare per head falls as your group grows, because the vehicle, driver and houseboat are shared by more people.

Here is how the same 4N/5D Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey trip prices out at different group sizes, on 3-star hotels.

Group size Vehicle Houseboat set-up Rooms Per person (approx.)
2 (for comparison) Sedan 1 bedroom Twin Rs 13,863
6 to 8 Innova Crysta or 12-seater tempo traveller One 3 to 4 bedroom boat Twin or triple Rs 12,500 to Rs 14,000
10 to 16 17-seater tempo traveller Two or three boats in convoy Triple Rs 11,500 to Rs 13,000
17 to 26 26-seater tempo traveller or mini coach Three to five boats Triple or quad Rs 11,000 to Rs 12,500
27 to 45 35 to 49 seater coach Five or more boats, or one large 8 to 10 bedroom boat Triple or quad Rs 10,500 to Rs 12,000

Take one real trip. Shiva Dumale's reunion group of 18 adults and 7 children spent Rs 2,60,000 on a 5N/6D Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey trip booked through TravelTriangle, about Rs 10,400 a head, with a private bus and three houseboats for the backwater night. Their group trip travelogue has the day-by-day account.

Four things move the final number:

• Season. Christmas and New Year weeks carry surcharges on houseboats and Munnar hotels, while June to September is the cheapest time to go.

• Houseboat category. Deluxe, premium and luxury air-conditioned boats can differ by more than half the price of a whole bedroom.

• Hotel tier. 3-star keeps you near the floor fare; 4-star and 5-star resorts in Kumarakom and Munnar push it up quickly.

• Flights. Airlines quote group fares for 10 or more passengers, which usually beats booking seats one by one.

How our Kerala group tours work

Kerala is easy to move a group around, as long as the vehicle, the boats and the rooms are sized to your headcount from the start. This is how agents on TravelTriangle plan it.

Group size Vehicle Why it works
6 to 7 Toyota Innova Crysta Room for luggage, and the smoothest ride on Munnar's hairpin ghat roads
8 to 12 12-seater tempo traveller One vehicle, one driver, and still nimble enough for narrow hill roads
13 to 17 17-seater tempo traveller The most common group size on this page; keeps everyone together
18 to 26 26-seater tempo traveller or mini coach Enough boot space for a family reunion's luggage
27 to 49 35 to 49 seater coach Handles the main loop; local jeeps are booked for Kolukkumalai

• Houseboats. Most boats in Alleppey and Kumarakom have one to four bedrooms, and a few larger ones have six to ten. Each bedroom sleeps two, with an extra bed for a child. Boarding is around noon, checkout around 9 am, and boats stop cruising before dark.

• Rooms. Hotels are booked as one block on the same floor where possible, with triple rooms (an extra bed) for friends and student groups.

• One point of contact. The agent assigns a coordinator who handles the vehicles, hotels and houseboats and answers the group's calls through the trip.

• Your dates, not ours. There are no fixed departures with strangers. Every group trip runs on the dates your group picks.

• Trains. Indian Railways e-tickets carry up to 6 passengers per booking, so a group of 20 needs four bookings made at the same time. Agents can add train legs to the quote.

From Fastest way in Packages
Mumbai Non-stop flights to Kochi in about 2 hours; the Netravati Express runs down the Konkan coast Kerala packages from Mumbai
Delhi Non-stop flights to Kochi in about 3 hours 15 minutes; the Kerala Express takes two nights Kerala packages from Delhi
Bangalore Flights to Kochi in about 1 hour, or overnight buses and trains to Ernakulam Kerala packages from Bangalore
Chennai Flights to Kochi in about 1 hour 15 minutes, or the overnight train to Ernakulam and Alleppey Kerala packages from Chennai
Hyderabad Non-stop flights to Kochi in about 1 hour 40 minutes Kerala packages from Hyderabad
Kolkata Non-stop flights to Kochi in about 3 hours Kerala packages from Kolkata
Ahmedabad Flights to Kochi in about 2.5 hours Kerala packages from Ahmedabad
Pune Non-stop flights to Kochi in about 2 hours Kerala packages from Pune

For groups of 10 or more, ask the agent to request a group fare from the airline before anyone books a seat. Planning a trip abroad from Kerala instead? Start with our international group tours from Kerala page. The how to reach Kerala guide covers every route in detail.

Best time for a Kerala group trip

Months What to expect Good for
October to March Dry, 23 to 32°C on the coast, cool mornings in Munnar; peak prices Houseboats, beaches, first-time groups
April and May Hot and humid on the coast, pleasant in the hills School groups on summer break; Munnar and Wayanad
June to September Monsoon rain, green hills, the lowest hotel and houseboat rates Budget groups; the Nehru Trophy snake boat race on Punnamada Lake in August

Book Christmas and New Year dates about three months ahead, since houseboat blocks go first. Month-by-month detail is in our best time to visit Kerala guide.

Top group experiences in Kerala

These eight work best with a crowd. Each one needs a little planning when you are booking for 15 people rather than two.

Houseboat convoy on Vembanad Lake. Three or four boats sail together and moor side by side, so the group can eat together on one deck. Ask for boats of the same category, or someone ends up envious.

Periyar boat safari. The 7:30 am boat is the one to get, when elephants and gaur come down to drink. Tickets sell out in peak season, so book as soon as your dates are fixed.

Kathakali and Kalaripayattu evening. In Fort Kochi and Thekkady, get there early to watch the Kathakali make-up go on, then catch the martial-arts show that starts around 6 pm. A block of seats for a group is easy to arrange.

Spice plantation walk. A guided walk through cardamom, pepper and cinnamon in Kumily takes about an hour, and most groups leave with a bag of spices for home.

Fort Kochi and Mattancherry heritage walk. Start at the Chinese fishing nets at sunrise, then St Francis Church, Mattancherry Palace and Jew Town. Plan it for a weekday, since the palace and synagogue close on Fridays.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary at dawn. The trail along Vembanad's edge is flat and quiet at 6 am. Split a large group into two smaller walks.

Padmanabhaswamy Temple. Entry is for Hindus only, and the dress code is strict: men wear a mundu with no shirt, women wear a saree or a long skirt. Mundus can be hired at the gate.

Varkala cliff sunset. The cliff path has cafés facing west over the Arabian Sea. For a group dinner, book a table ahead from November to February.

Groups that want to unwind can add an Ayurveda massage day at Kovalam or Kumarakom. The full list of activities is on the things to do in Kerala page.

Accommodation and meals on a group tour

Most Kerala group packages use 3-star hotels and resorts, booked as one block so the group stays together. Homestays suit smaller groups who want Kerala home cooking, and the houseboat night is part of almost every itinerary. Breakfast is included daily; lunch and dinner depend on the package and are listed on each card. On the houseboat, lunch, evening tea, dinner and breakfast are all included. If the group wants a traditional sadya lunch on a banana leaf, ask the agent to add one on your Alleppey or Kumarakom day.

How to choose the right Kerala group package

By group type. Friends and college groups do well on the 3N/4D Munnar and Alleppey loops. Families and reunions should pick 4N/5D or longer. Corporate teams should start from Kumarakom. Couples and small families will find more options in Kerala tour packages.

By budget. Rs 10,229 to Rs 12,100 buys a 3N/4D hills trip on 3-star hotels. Around Rs 13,900 buys the full 4N/5D circuit. For more choice under Rs 12,000, see budget Kerala packages.

By duration. Four days covers Munnar and one backwater night. Five days adds Thekkady. Seven days adds Kumarakom and a beach. Nine days covers the state from Kochi to Kovalam.

By season. Houseboat and beach groups should go between October and March. Budget and monsoon groups should go between June and September.

Before you book

Usually included Usually not included
Hotel stays in the category you pick Flights and trains, unless the card lists them
Daily breakfast (other meals as listed) Park entry and Periyar boat tickets
Private vehicle and driver for the whole trip, with fuel, tolls and parking Kathakali and Kalaripayattu show tickets
Houseboat night with lunch, evening tea, dinner and breakfast Ayurveda treatments and jeep safaris
Airport or station pickup and drop Tips, laundry and personal expenses
Sightseeing listed in the itinerary Christmas and New Year gala dinner surcharges

Payment terms are set by the agent you choose and written into your quote, so read them before the group pays anything. Peak-season group bookings usually need an advance to hold the houseboats and the hotel block. TravelTriangle releases your payment to the agent only after you receive the booking vouchers.

Why book your Kerala group tour with TravelTriangle

TravelTriangle does not sell one fixed product. You describe your group once, and up to three verified local agents in Kerala send you itineraries and prices to compare. Agents who make it onto the platform are the top 10% by traveller reviews, selected after a 23-step assessment. Your payment is released to the agent only after the vouchers reach you. On the road, the local agent's team is on call 24x7, so a delayed train or a flat tyre on the ghat road gets sorted locally, not from a call centre.

Reviews from Kerala travellers

Shiva Dumale organised a school reunion for 18 adults and 7 children, a 5-night, 6-day trip through Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey, booked through TravelTriangle with the agent Tour Club International for Rs 2,60,000. The group met at Kochi station off the Madgaon train, rode one private bus the whole way and split across three houseboats in Alleppey. Read the full group travelogue.

"What we liked about Travel Triangle was that they provided us with multiple quotes from different travel agencies, which gave us the flexibility to compare and choose the package that suited us best." Ch Balaji, Mumbai, 6-day Kerala trip

"The itinerary was well planned, the hotels were comfortable and well chosen, and the driver was punctual, courteous, and knowledgeable about the local attractions. Our travel between Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady, and Alleppey was smooth and hassle-free." Gtcbadaltea, New Delhi, 5-day family trip

"Hotel experience is not upto the mark. Rest of all the journey like tea garden, waterfalls, houseboat, backwater was amazing." Singhpraveen, Indore, 4-day trip. Hotel category is the one thing to settle in writing with your agent before you pay.

More group trip ideas and planning notes are on our Kerala group tours blog, and every Kerala destination is covered in the Kerala tourism guide.

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Sanketparate's 7 days trip to Kerala

Firstly the hotel provided by the travel agent in athirapally was not good, the rooms were not in a good condition, old furniture and very small. The driver provided by the agent was not able to communicate properly in hindi. We had a lot of issues talking to him and understanding him, Also he had q
uarrels with other people during the trip 2-3 times. He was himself ready to show us places outside the itinerary which were known to him, may be there was commission for him. But when we asked to take us to a place other than itinerary, He said it is not in the itinerary and i cant take you there
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Hrushikesh's 5 days trip to Kerala

We recently booked our Kerala trip with Pleasure India, and honestly, it was a really awesome experience. We had been exploring multiple vendors for a few days, but what really stood out was the support we received from Ms. Alia. She suggested different options, understood what we were looking for,
and helped us choose the right itinerary and stays. Her suggestions were so helpful that we decided to go ahead with Pleasure India and booked the trip on the same day. Her recommendations also helped us explore a few more places while saving around ₹8,000 to ₹10,000, which was a great plus. We also had a small issue with our room at one of the stays because we checked in late in the evening. Alia immediately stepped in, spoke with the hotel management, and helped us get the issue resolved. There are many more things I can mention, but overall, Pleasure India and especially Alia made our Kerala trip much smoother and more enjoyable. I would definitely recommend Pleasure India to anyone planning a Kerala trip.
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Abhishek Parekh

Ahmedabad

Abhishek's 4 days trip to Kerala

I had a very good itinerary prepared by Mr. Mukesh Chaudhary, with many discussions on the call. His right guidance made my trip very comfortable and memorable. We covered most of the points easily and we enjoyed very well. Some stays we rated 5 star, however a few stays still not that great. Overal
l experience was good. The driver was polite and on time always.
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Sathyaseelan Rajendran

Tiruchirappalli

Sathyaseelan's 3 days trip to Kerala

Overall the experience is just memorable, not an extra ordinary thing to boast about.
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Deepak Khandelwal

New delhi

Deepak's 7 days trip to Kerala

HONEYMOON TRIP to KERALA This was the first time I booked my travel through Travel Triangle. My experience was excellent. Travel unbound is indeed a great tour operator. The itinerary was carefully thought through and well balanced. The trip represented great travel for the cost. Our booking was ea
sy, the pre-information packet was timely and thorough. Interim questions were handled promptly and thoroughly, including going out of their way to help us with some hard to get reservations. The transfers were perfect and done with well maintained sedan vehicle. Everything worked like clockwork. However, it was the genius of the itinerary, prepared with great thought and dedication by my tour operator Mamta Katoch. Special Thanks to you for making our Honeymoon Trip to Kerala a luxurious memory to cherish.
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Shilajit Sengupta

Chennai

Shilajit's 5 days trip to Kerala

Very nice trip to kerala. The choice of hotels were really very nice. A 5 days kerala trip is a little hectic but overall its a beautiful destination. Cab driver was friendly and cooperative. But kerala is really vast. From one point to another takes lot of time. And also this place is costly. Some
sightseeings are overpriced. Beaumont plantation retreat - one of the best resort I've ever visited. But it would have been better if no of cottages are increased clearing up some forest area. Munnar trip was also beautiful. And last but not least the houseboat. Could have been better if a continental cuisine instead of kerala cuisine was served.
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Akshay Wani

Pune

Akshay's 7 days trip to Kerala

Hotels were really good. Services of hotels were also upto the mark. Vehicle could have been better. Driver was courteous but he also took us places which were not mentioned in itinerary and chargeable and skipped many places in munnar saying closed or can't be done by this vehicle, even thought tho
se places were mentioned in itinerary. If these things are mentioned in itinerary, tourists can prepare for them well in advance. I was told by driver that real munnar can be seen only by off roading vehicle and we were stuck with jeep safari chosen by driver. We didn't know what we would miss if we opted out. I immediately tried to call agent and they tried to help but they were also not very clear what was going on the ground. Their option was that it's optional instead of clearly telling me what would I miss if I don't opt for jeep safari. Overall a great trip with good service by agent and an okay vehicle. Thanks.
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Tapish Gupta

Pune

Tapish's 5 days trip to Kerala

Good arrangements done by Priyanki from Travel Unbounded. Munnar Hotel was 16km far off from city, which was a pain to travel in night. No eateries were around other than its own restaurant. Houseboat and its services were good. I had some issues on last day with cab arrangements due to route change
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Kemburukavitha

Hyderabad

Kemburukavitha's 4 days trip to Kerala

Hi This is kavitha...I booked and gifted this package for my brother and they were so happy and enjoyed a lot in the trip. Travel unbounded really did service very nicely...rooms were so comfortable and food was delicious. Boat house journey was unimaginable...all the way I am happy with their serv
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Jatinder Arora CO Regeneration Technologies Arora

Trivandrum

Jatinder's 8 days trip to Kerala

TRAVEL AND BOUND IS PROVIDING GREAT SERVICE , Miss Mamta is very supportive , all resorts are good but as mentioned previously in reviews BOAT HOUSE IS A TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY, VERY DIRTY , MANAGER OF BOATHOUSE ARROGANT

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FAQs About Kerala Group Tour Packages

What is the price of Kerala group tour packages?

Kerala group tour packages start at Rs 10,229 per person for 3 nights and 4 days on 3-star, twin-sharing hotels. A 4N/5D Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey circuit starts at Rs 13,863 per person, and longer 6N/7D to 8N/9D tours run from about Rs 24,000. Groups pay less per head than couples because the vehicle, driver and houseboat are split across more people, and triple sharing trims the hotel bill further.

What is the ideal duration for a Kerala group trip?

Five to seven days is the most appropriate itinerary to visit the main sights within a comfortable time.

Are transport and meals included in the Kerala group tour packages?

Yes, most packages include comfortable transportation and meals every day.

Is Kerala group travel safe for women or solo travellers within the group?

Yes, the State of Kerala is one of the safest tourist destinations in India.

What are the best destinations to visit in Kerala for a group tour?

Munnar, Alleppey, Thekkady, Wayanad, Kochi, and Kovalam are the best destinations for a group tour.

How much does a Kerala group tour package cost per person?

The prices are 10,000 to 35,000 and above per head, based on time and accommodation.

Are there Kerala group packages for families, friends, and corporate teams?

Yes, we have custom-made packages for families, friends, students and corporate groups.

What kind of accommodation is provided in Kerala group packages?

Depending on the kind of package, remuneration comprises resorts, hotels, homestays and houseboats.

What is the minimum group size, and is there a maximum?

Group pricing starts at 6 travellers, which is the point where a shared Innova or tempo traveller starts to beat separate cabs. There is no hard ceiling. Parties of 100 or more are planned as several coaches and a convoy of houseboats, with hotels booked in blocks across one or two properties. Share your headcount, including children and their ages, when you request quotes so agents size the vehicles correctly.

Do large groups get a discount on Kerala group tours?

Yes, in two ways. The per-head fare falls automatically as the group grows, since one 17-seater costs roughly the same with 10 or 17 people on board. Agents also quote group rates on hotel and houseboat blocks, which they cannot offer a couple. Request quotes from up to three verified agents on TravelTriangle and compare them side by side; the gap between the highest and lowest quote is often the real discount.

How many days is ideal for a Kerala group tour?

Five to six days is the sweet spot. It covers Munnar, Thekkady and an Alleppey houseboat night without pushing a large group through two long drives in one day. Three or four days is enough for Munnar and Alleppey only. Seven to nine days adds a beach at Kovalam or Varkala, or a northern loop through Wayanad. Big groups move slower than couples, so leave a buffer of about an hour on every transfer.

What is included in a Kerala group tour package?

A standard package includes hotel stays, daily breakfast, a private vehicle with driver for the whole trip (fuel, tolls and parking included), airport or station transfers and the sightseeing listed in the itinerary. A houseboat night includes lunch, evening tea, dinner and breakfast on board. Flights, trains, park entry tickets, Kathakali tickets, Ayurveda treatments and tips are usually extra unless the package card lists them.

Can we customise our Kerala group package itinerary?

Yes. Every Kerala group package on TravelTriangle is a private trip, so you can change the cities, the number of nights in each, the hotel category, the vehicle and the activities. Common changes are swapping Thekkady for Kumarakom, adding a Kanyakumari day, upgrading the houseboat or adding a conference hall for a corporate session. Tell the agent your must-dos and they rebuild the quote around them.

How is transport arranged for large groups in Kerala?

The vehicle is matched to your headcount. An Innova Crysta takes 6 or 7 people with luggage, tempo travellers come in 12, 17 and 26-seat versions, and coaches of 35 to 49 seats handle bigger parties. The same driver stays with the group for the whole trip. Coaches manage the main Munnar, Thekkady and Alleppey roads, but a few viewpoints such as Kolukkumalai are reached only by local jeeps, which the agent books separately.

How do houseboats work for a big group?

Most Alleppey and Kumarakom houseboats have one to four bedrooms, and each bedroom sleeps two, with an extra bed for a child. A group of 20 usually takes three to five boats that cruise together and moor side by side for the night. Boarding is around noon and checkout around 9 am, and boats stop cruising in the early evening. For a day cruise only, larger multi-deck boats can seat the whole group together.

Which is the best time of year to plan a group tour to Kerala?

October to March is best for most groups. The weather is dry, houseboats and beaches are at their best and hill mornings in Munnar are cool. The monsoon, from June to September, brings the lowest hotel and houseboat rates and green hills, plus the Nehru Trophy snake boat race in August. April and May are hot on the coast but pleasant in the hills. Book Christmas and New Year dates about three months ahead.

Can corporate or school groups get special arrangements?

Yes. Corporate groups can book lake resorts in Kumarakom with conference halls, team activities on Thekkady plantations and a private houseboat dinner cruise, with one consolidated invoice from the agent. School and college groups get triple or quad rooms, a single coach, hotels that allow an early curfew, and educational stops such as a spice farm or the Tea Museum in Munnar. Mention the group type in your quote request.

Is Kerala group travel safe for women-only groups?

Yes. Kerala is one of India's safer states for travel, and women-only groups are common on the Munnar, Alleppey and Varkala routes. Agents on TravelTriangle book the whole group into the same hotel block, share the driver's name and number before arrival,. Keep hotel check-ins before dark on travel days and dress modestly at temples.

Are there budget-friendly options for large groups?

Yes, Kerala has a large number of pocket-friendly packages for big groups sharing accommodation and transport.

Are adventure activities included in group packages?

Yes, you can add trekking, rafting and water sports to your package.

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Lighthouse Beach In Kovalam

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Marari Beach In Alleppey

Popularly known as Mararikulam beach, Marari beach in Alleppey is nestled in the Alappuzha District of Kerala. It is located at a distance of 11 kilometers from the main city of Alleppey. This now well-renowned tourist destination was a local and unidentified fishing spot a few decades back. This beach spot is now an excel...

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Pathiramanal Island In Kumarakom

A small but beautiful island in the Alappuzha district of Kerala, Pathiramanal Island is one of the best kept secrets of the state. For those wondeirng how to reach pathiramanal, it is located in the centre of Vembanad Lake. Loosely referring to “sands of night”, the Pathiramanal Island Kerala is a major tourist destination...

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Top Station in Munnar

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Anakkara In Thekkady

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Periyar Lake In Thekkady

The Periyar lake in Thekkady is part of the Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary in Kerala. The Periyar Lake was formed during the construction of the dam across the Mullaperiyar river in the year 1895. Periyar Lake offers one of its kind of animal watching, where the tourists can watch the animals very closely, sitting comfortably ...

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Choosing our Kerala group tour packages you not only let you explore some of the most famous places in Kerala, but you will also get time to shop stuff. So once you're done with exploring Kerala, then it's time that you head towards the local shops and markets of Kerala. There is a lot of Kerala has to offer- from graceful dresses to artworks, from aromatic spices to flavored beverages, everything here is worth buying to fill your bags. Don't forget to buy the most famous Kathakali souvenir before you step out of Kerala. And if you're looking for something traditional, then Kasavu Mundu is the perfect spot for you.

The experience of a holiday amplifies when you plan it accordingly with a large group of people. So if you and your friends have been planning for a trip then these Kerala group tour packages are the best possible solution to all your problems. Kerala is a beautiful location which is known for its backwaters. It is a great holiday destination if you want to spend some time with your family as well. So wait no more and avail our Kerala group tour packages today and enjoy your vacation to the fullest.