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Situated on the southwestern tip of the Indian Peninsula, Kerala is a state overflowing with natural beauty. It goes by the nickname “God’s Own Country” because of its sheer quantity of waterfalls, lush forests, golden-sand beaches, and wildlife. Here you can visit Hindu temples, go on a wildlife safari, sunbathe on stunning beaches, and immerse yourself in the warm, welcoming culture. It’s the perfect place for adventure travellers, families, couples, and culturally curious people to spend a once-in-a-lifetime holiday.
A tropical holiday rentalKerala boasts a wide range of unique and appealing holiday rentals all throughout the state. Opt for a holiday rental along the coastline, just steps away from the water with a palm-tree lined garden. Or, stay in a dense lush forest surrounded by the sounds of nature. Holiday rentals come in a wide range of sizes, styles, and locations, with a little something for every type of traveller. Couples can opt for cosy 1- or 2-bedroom rentals with a private balcony. Families and large groups can choose an oversized rental with plenty of bedrooms and bathrooms. A thorough range of styles are available, from rustic to modern and lavish. With so many holiday rentals available in Kerala, you’ll be sure to find one suited perfectly to your travel needs!
Vacations in Kerala
The area and getting around
There are three major airports in the state of Kerala. The largest airport option is Cochin International Airport in the city of Kochi. There is also Kunnur International Airport in Mattannur and Trivandrum International Airport in Thiruvananthapuram. Taxis, public buses, and car hire companies are available at all airports.
Getting around KeralaDriving in India can be an intimidating experience for many travellers, which is why the recommended way of getting around is taxis or public buses. Public buses are widely available, but can be crowded and slow so rely on this mode of transportation only if your plans are flexible. Taxis are the most recommended way of getting around.
Travellers and activities
There are endless opportunities for adventure in Kerala. Do a guided rock climbing excursion at Eruthavoor, a 160-foot-tall craggy rock which is popular among climbers. Or, ride a bamboo raft on the lake at Tiger Reserve. Several tour operators sell adventure tour packages which can be customised according to your preferences. Tour packages include activities like paragliding, trekking, nature walks, canoeing, kayaking, and more! Munnar Greatthink Adventures is one of the top-rated tour operators in Kerala to book your tour with!
Kerala for familiesA family holiday to Kerala is a wonderful opportunity to delve into a rich new culture together. Visit the impressive Sargaalaya Kerala Arts & Crafts Village. The 20-acre arts and crafts village is home to over 60 stalls selling handmade ethic craft items. Spend an afternoon exploring the various stalls and craft exhibitions! See the elaborate Hindu temple at Chottanikkara Bhagavathy in the city of Kochi. The temple is dedicated to a powerful female deity who is believed to cure mental illnesses for those who worship here.
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This awe-inspiring shrine boasts high walls and ornate design details. It is regarded as the richest worship centre in the world! Visit the temple to admire the spectacular facade on the exterior, and enter the centre to see what goes on inside. It’s an architectural marvel and a fascinating cultural experience all in one.
2. Discover paradise at Varkala BeachVarkala Beach is well-known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Kerala. The golden-sand beach is framed by lush green cliffs and the azure waters boast gentle waves which are perfect for swimming. Spend the day sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying the picturesque surroundings.
3. See the cascading Athirappilly Water FallsAthirappily Water Falls are one of the biggest and most magnificent water falls in Kerala– a must-visit for any traveller. The enormous cascades are surrounded by lush green forests and are frequented by monkeys. Spend an afternoon strolling around the cascades and trying to spot some monkeys!
4. Spot wildlife at Parmbikulam Tiger ReserveThe Parmbikulam Tiger Reserve is a 240-square-mile protected area and is home to four different indigenous tribes as well as a plethora of wildlife. Enjoy a guided tour throughout the lush forested park where you’re bound to spot several different species of animals. Tours are safari-style in vans. If you’re lucky, you might even see an elusive jaguar!
5. Visit Jatayu Earth’s CenterJatayu Earth’s Center is a nature park featuring a majestic sculpture of a bird called Jatayu on the top of a hill. You can either reach the top of the hill via stairs or via a cable car which offers spectacular scenic views of the surrounding natural areas. Spend some time exploring the well-maintained park, and be sure to stay for the sunset.
FAQs: Holiday Rentals & Lettings in Kerala
How much do you pay on average for holiday lettings in Kerala?
Accommodations in Kerala offer amazing prices, costing on average £84 per night in the previous year, which makes it the most money-saving holiday destination in India.
Which months allow you to save the most on holiday rentals?
Those who want to be budget-friendly should travel to Kerala in November, December, and January which are the months that offer the best prices, with average prices of £64, £70, and £73 per night, respectively, based on prices from the previous year.
In which months is it more expensive to rent a holiday letting in Kerala?
When you look at renting a holiday letting in Kerala, the highest prices are found in the month of May (with an average of £111 per night), followed by June (£95), and July (£94).
Is Kerala a good location for a spontaneous getaway?
Here, last-minute travellers are welcome, since the average availability in Kerala is 78%, which is above the average in India, according to data from last year.
When are more holiday lettings available?
The most available months, on average, are February (with an availability of 90%), March (85%), and April (78%), according to the trends observed last year. During this period, you will be able to find the perfect accommodation for you.
During which months are there fewer rentals available in Kerala?
The months with the lowest properties available in Kerala are, in order, January, December and November, with respective average availability figures of 73%, 74%, and 75%, based on data collected from last year. However, even during the months with the highest demand, the average is 74%. So it shouldn't be hard to find your dream accommodation at any time of the year.
How many holiday lettings are there in Kerala?
In Kerala we offer you an extensive catalogue of around 4,400 properties, with options of all kinds, thanks to our 6 local and international partners.
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