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The thrill of sailing across the Vembanad Lake (one of the longest backwater lakes in India) hits different. Our instructors offer hands-on training and coaching. Our fleet features - Laser, Topper, and Taz dinghies - suited for all skill levels, from first-timers to seasoned sailors.

Pick a kayak, paddle through the calm backwaters and winding canals as you soak in the lush greenery and birdlife around. Even without a prior experience, anyone can enjoy kayaking with ease. It's a peaceful yet energizing way to explore the secret waterways of Kerala.

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A rustic, authentic experience. Hop on traditional country boats of the local fishermen. Watch them cast their nets and haul in the catch using age-old techniques. It’s a rare opportunity to witness the rhythms of local life and connect with Kerala’s rich fishing heritage up close.

Take a walk or cycle alongside the paddy fields and experience the local habitat, with the guidance of an escort. Learn the local ways of life, and get surrounded by the abundant biosphere.

There are species unique to this area. You could just walk around the island with our guide book to spot the local and migratory birds in the area. If you are lucky enough you might encounter a Brahminy Kite, Indian cormorant or even a Stork-Billed Kingfisher .

Spend half a day with your family and friends touring the Vembanad and Kaithapuzha lake. Enjoy a spread of lunch or breakfast while you savour the tranquil views of lush mangroves, spot birds and witness local fishing life unfold along the waters. Slow down, laze around.

Steeped in history and shaped by the influences of the Portuguese, Dutch and British, Fort Kochi has a timeless charm and captivating blend of cultures. Once a quaint fishing village, it is now a living memory of Indo-European architecture and colonial legacy.
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Take a stroll along the beachside promenade to witness the Chinese fishing nets in action. Discover serenity at the Jewish synagogue, built in 1568. Explore the Dutch Palace, originally built by the Portuguese as a gift to the Maharaja of Kochi. You can never run out of interesting things to do in Kochi.

Once the royal seat of the Maharaja of Cochin, the Hill Palace is now an archaeological museum that echoes with history and grandeur. Set across 52 acres, the complex features traditional Kerala architecture, expansive gardens, and a rich collection of royal heirlooms and antiquities.
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Walk through halls that once housed royalty and marvel at majestic oil paintings, ancient manuscripts, and glittering ornaments from a bygone era.

Nestled on the northern edge of Vypin Island, Cherai is where the backwaters meet the sea in a seamless embrace. Its long, golden beach fringed with swaying coconut palms is perfect for a relaxed stroll, a swim, or simply soaking in the sunset. Dotted with charming fishing villages and Chinese fishing nets, Cherai offers a quiet coastal charm with just the right touch of local flavour.