Fully equipped kettuvallam houseboats, day and night cruises, and homestays hosted by locals — with traditional Kerala cooking served on board.
Escape the hustle and bustle of city life with our houseboat rentals and homestays. Every trip is fully crewed, with flexible timings and reliable taxi transfers so getting to us is as easy as the cruise itself.
A relaxed day out on the water with friends and family — welcome drink, a full Kerala lunch, and an evening snack before we drop you back where you boarded.
See the day →Cruise by day, stargaze by night. Dinner on board, a restful night on the water, and breakfast before we return you to shore.
See the itinerary →Board in the evening for dinner, sleep on board through the quiet of the backwaters, and wake to breakfast at sunrise.
See the night →Stay with a local host in a traditional Kerala home — home-cooked meals, canoe trips, and an unhurried look at village life in Kuttanad.
See the homestay →Our operations are based in Nedumudi, a picturesque village in Alappuzha — 10 km from Alappuzha railway station, about 100 km from Cochin International Airport, and 12 km from Changanassery. Nedumudi sits close to the Alappuzha–Changanassery State Highway (the AC Road), so reaching us by private vehicle or public transport is straightforward.
Our taxi service runs convenient, reliable transfers from Cochin International Airport, the Alappuzha and Changanassery railway stations, Trivandrum Airport, and many other locations — professional drivers, and a base right on the AC Road for a seamless last leg into Nedumudi, Kuttanad.
Kuttanad's climate is shaped by its backwaters — plan your visit around whichever season suits you.
Winter: mild, pleasant, and lower humidity — the easiest season for a full day out on deck.
Summer: hot and humid. Light clothing, water, and shade or A/C between excursions.
Heavy rain feeds Kuttanad's lush greenery. Frequent showers — bring rain gear and grippy footwear.
Post-monsoon: cooler, comfortable, and one of the most pleasant times to see the backwaters.
Weather patterns vary year to year — check a local forecast before you travel, and pack light breathable clothing, sunscreen and rain gear regardless of season.