Day 01: Bhakunde Beshi (420 m)
Early in the morning, after breakfast, we will take you to Bhakunde Besi by private transport. We will then start our trek from Bhakunde Besi to Kot Timal. Along the way, you will get to view some of the fantastic mountain ranges like

Mt. Manaslu (8,156 m),
Langtang(7,234 m),
Ganesh (7,422 m),
parts of Everest (8,848 m),
Dorjelakpa (6,966 m),
Shishapangma (8,013 m),
Gaurishankar (7,134 m),
Sailunge (3,100 m)
Mahabharat range (3,700 m to 4,500 m)
You can also view Sun Koshi and Roshi Khola valley terraces, and enjoy the greenery of mountains. This day, we will also take you to Buddha Chitta farms. Buddhists regard Buddha Chitta beads (necklace) to be very pious, and Buddhists use these beads while praying. Buddha Chitta literally means the mind of enlightenment After seeing Buddha Chitta farming; we will continue our trek to Kot Timal and stay in our camp. The Tamang ethnic group inhabits Kot Timal.

Day 02: Kot Timal to Bhotepati (1,441 m)
We will wake up early in the morning, have our breakfast and head towards Bhotepati. Along the way, we will have much better views of mountains, mountain ranges and valley terraces that we saw on the third day. We will also be passing by a few Buddhist Stupas/ Monasteries and Hindu Temples. Along the way, we will pass through several Tamang villages and Buddha Chitta farms. When the evening approaches, we will stop at Bhotepati to set up our camp.

Day 03: Bhotepati to Nepalthok (744 m)
After a filling breakfast, we will trek to Nepalthok, from Bhotepati. At first, we will move parallel to Mahabharat range (3,700 m to 4,500 m) and later descend to Nepalthok. Nepalthok is a small town famous for fish from Sun Koshi river. In addition, you will be visiting one famous Hindu pilgrimage site – Kusheswor Mahadev Temple – on your way. We will set up our camp at Nepalthok by the side of Sun Koshi, for the night.

Day 04: Nepalthok to Khurkot (1,431 m)
After breakfast, we will first check the cycles. Then we will be cycling by the Sun Koshi beachside in BP highway, while enjoying the beautiful scenery. We will be cycling for 35 kilometers, and will have our lunch on the way. We will reach Khurkot in about four hours and set our camp by the Sun Koshi river side.

Day 05: Khurkot to Jhagare (1,418 m)
This is the day, the trekking part of the package ends, next you will be running on Sun Koshi. So, after breakfast,we will pack our bags and reach our put-in point at Khurkot and start to paddle towards Jhagare. When you enter the water, you will find that the waters are quite calm and paddling is easy but slowly the water currents of Sun Koshi increase, and you have to pay attention to paddling. The highlights for this day are the exciting and challenging rapids – Meat Grinder (Class IV-), Punch (Class IV-), Judy (Class III), Pre-anxiety (Class III) and High-anxiety (Class IV-). Camping will be at Jhagre for the night.

Day 06: Jhagre to Phiure Camp (Raighat (268 m)
Day eight will test our team spirit, as we will come across the legendary Harkapur I and II (class V-) rapids. After some paddling, you will see Dudh Koshi join Sun Koshi. Depending on the season and Sun Koshi water levels, the rapids may or may not be runnable. We’ll assess the situation carefully and make a decision, making sure that all of us are safe. After crossing many rapids, we will reach Phiure Camp, where we will set our camp and spend the night there.

Day 07: Phiure Camp to Rasuwaghat
After breakfast, we will start rafting again, and we will be meeting some of the most exciting rapids such as Jaws Rapid (Class IV-) followed by the notorious “Dead Man Eddy”. The main highlight of this day’s rafting is the rapid “Rhino Rock” (Class IV rapid). True to its name, this rapid looks like the horn of a rhinoceros. The way you pass this rapid depends on the level of water and decision by the guide. We will set up our camp for the night at Rasuwaghat by the Sun Koshi riverside.

Day 08: Rasuwaghat to Waterfall
As we continue rafting down the river, we will enter tropical vegetation. Sun Koshi becomes narrower, and we will be passing through a region referred as “Jungle Corridor” which is full of continuous rapids. As we move ahead, we come across a series of waterfalls – unspoilt and serene. This day’s camp will be near to the beautiful Waterfall by the side of Sun Koshi.

Day 09: Waterfall to Tribeni
After breakfast, we will start rafting in Sun Koshi again, this time from Waterfall to Tribeni. The waters of Sun Koshi are calmer now. You can relax as you pass through smaller waves. However, on the way, you will come across two exciting rapids – Big Dipper (Class IV) followed by Blackhole (class III). Soon, Arun and Tamur mix with Sun Koshi at Tribeni (which means confluence of three rivers in Nepali). A total of seven rivers has now joined Sun Koshi, which is now called Sapta Koshi (which in Nepali means seven rivers/Koshi). Our camp at that day will be at Tribeni.

Day 10: Chatara (153 m) then drive to Mulghat Tamur (417 m)
After a filling breakfast, we start paddling down the river. On the way, lies the famous Hindu temple of Baraha. The landscape looks mesmerising. After an hour long paddling you will reach Chatara. From Chatara, we will be driving to Mulghat to get to Tamur river to extend the rafting trip. This section of Tamur is full of continuous rapids that you would not want to miss. Hence, we have included Tamur as a part of this expedition. Overnight camp will be by the Tamur riverside.

Day 11: Mulghat Tamur to Tribeni
This day, we will paddle on Tamur river to reach Tribeni, one more time. We will be passing through thirty exciting continuous rapids on this section; the most notable ones are – Ashram(class IV +), Hell Hole(class IV) and Bat Below (class IV). We will be setting up our camp for that day at Tribeni, by the side of Sun Koshi.

Day 12: Tribeni to Chatara and to Kathmandu
After breakfast, you will raft for some time until you reach the famous Baraha temple, once more. We will spend some time sightseeing; then we will paddle to Chatara – our final put out point. We will have our lunch at a local restaurant.

From Chatara, we will take a private bus and drive for about 14 to 15 hours to reach Kathmandu. We will stop our bus on the way for dinner at a Nepali restaurant. You can choose to stay at Chitwan National Park to enjoy the wildlife. There is one more option; you may go to Biratnagar from Chatara and then fly to Kathmandu.

Day 01: Basantapur
We will either fly to Biratnagar (80 m) from Tribhuvan International Airport or drive to Basantapur. If you choose to fly, it will take about 45 minutes to reach Biratnagar, then from Biratnagar, we will take you to Basantapur by bus.

Please note – If you prefer to fly, you must mention this to our office personnel while booking for the expedition. Biratnagar is the second biggest city of Nepal and is located near the south-eastern border to India.

Day 02: Chauki
Our expedition will begin with a trek from Basantapur to Chauki, which takes around 4 to 5 hours. The trail is quite challenging, and we will employ porters to carry your personal gear bags. The guides will show you the way. By the time, we reach Chauki; we will be exhausted. In Chauki, we will be staying in a local tea house where we will enjoy our dinner too.

Day 03: Gupha Pokhari (2,900 m)
After breakfast, we will resume our trekking. After about 4 to 5 hours, we will reach Gupha Pokhari. Gupha Pokhari is a lake at the height of 2,900 metres and lies in Sankhuwasabha district.

The trail to Gupha Pokhari is equally fascinating; you will be witnessing beautiful landscape and diverse cultures. If you take this trip during the March to June season, you will get to experience different varieties of rhododendron in full bloom. From your trail, you will also be able to enjoy the views of Mt. Kanchanjunga (world’s third highest mountain, at 8,586 m) and Mt. Everest (world’s highest mountain, at 8,848 m). We will spend our night at Gupha Pokhari in our camp.

Day 04: Gorja (1,925 m)
After a hearty breakfast, we will continue our trek forwards, from Gupha Pokhari to Gorja. You will be amazed by the varieties of flora and fauna, you will see on the way. You will also have an opportunity to observe some of the most remote rural settlements in Nepal, and perhaps in the world. We will be staying at Gorja in our camp for the night.

Day 05: Dovan (730 m)
This is the final day of trekking. We will start from Gorja and reach Dovan in about 3 hours and set up our camp there. We will be spending our day for much-needed rest and prepare for running on Tamur, the next day.

Day 06: Kabeli Khola
By now, we will have trekked for 4 days; today the much-anticipated part of the Expedition – rafting starts. We will get to Kabeli Khola (River is called Khola in Nepali) from Dovan. We will prepare all the necessary gears, and the professional rafters will brief you on the safety measures. This day we will encounter some challenging white water rapids like House Rock (Class IV), Pariah Dog (Class IV+), Hodson’s Sandwich (Class IV+), Hodson’s Last Rite (Class IV+) while paddling for about 25 kilometres in Kabeli Khola. We will camp at a beach by the banks of Kabeli for that day.

Day 07: Hinwa Khola
We will raft to Hinwa Khola from Kabeli. The rapids become more challenging right from the beginning, but the rapids decrease in frequency once we cross the Limbu Bridge. While rafting we will come across white sandy beaches, blue water and sparsely populated area. We might be seeing more monkeys than people. As we raft downwards, we will see lower mountain regions. This region is near to Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (75 m – 81 m). Hence you get to see various varieties of birds. Koshi Tappu is home to around 500 bird species. We will stop by the sandy beaches and set up our camp.

Day 08: Limbhu Khola
After breakfast, we will start rafting from Hinwa Khola to reach Limbhu Khola. At first, the river is flat and therefore we can loosen ourselves a bit and enjoy the landscape. Interested Kayakers may kayak in this region. On our way, we will be encountering few Class II or III rapids. Over the river, we will occasionally see suspension bridges. We will be spending that night in the Camp, by the side of Limbhu Khola.

Day 09: Mulghat (203 m)
By this day, we will have rafted for four days on some of the most exciting and vigorous rapids. So, on this day, we will get a chance to relax a bit. As we raft, we will be passing only a few small rapids. In around four hours, we will reach Mulghat from Limbhu Khola. We will spend the night at Mulghat.

Day 10: Tribeni
The next day, we will paddle on Tamur River to reach Tribeni (Tribeni means confluence of three rivers in Nepali.) On our way, we will be passing through 30 exciting continuous rapids; the most notable ones are – Ashram (Class IV+), Hell Hole (Class IV) and Bat Below (Class IV). We will be setting up our camp for that day at Tribeni, by the side of Sun Koshi.

Day 11: Chatara to Kathmandu
After breakfast, we will raft until we reach the famous Hindu temple of Baraha. We will spend some time sightseeing, and then paddle to Chatara – our final put out point. From Chatara transfer to Biratnagar and take flight to Kathmandu.
On arrival, transfer to the hotel.
Overnight in Kathmandu.

Day 12: Kathmandu
After breakfast, you can go for last minute souvenir shopping, again if you require, our guides will recommend the best places to buy souvenirs from. In the evening, you will have a farewell dinner with our office representatives (along with guides) in a typical Nepali restaurant. We will drop you back to your hotel.

Day 13: Depart Kathmandu
Transfer to airport for flight to onward destination.

Day 01 Kathmandu – Dharan By Road
Today we’ll drive to Dharan from Kathmandu, which takes around 14 hours.

Day 02 Dharan – Tumlingtar By Road
After breakfast, from Dharan we’ll drive to Tumlingtar, which will take another 10 hours. We will drive to Katikeghat from Tumlingtar and set up a camp by a river bank.

Day 03 Katikeghat
Our rafting journey begins with safety and paddling instructions from the professional guides. We will raft down to Tumlingtar and enjoy a peaceful and serene view.

Day 04 Tumlingtar Rafting
From Tumlingtar we continue our expedition to Kewa Khola, the camp site for the day.

Day 05 Sabha Khola
On the 4th day, we paddle to Sabha Khola. We will hit three rapids of class 3 and class 4 just before reaching the suspension bridge of Raighat. The camp site for the day will be Raighat, where you can spend a cozy night at the beach.

Day 06 Rajghat
The 5th is also known as the “Green Day” as we will be rafting among the greener side of Nepal. We will raft to Tribeni (union of three rivers) from Raighat and hit continuous rapids throughout the journey.

Day 07 Chatara – Biratnagar By Road / Biratnagar – Kathmandu By Flight
After rafting for around an hour and half, we will reach our take out point, i.e. Chatara, from Tribeni and the 6 days of awesome expedition comes to an end. You can either drive back to Kathmandu from Chatara or fly back to Kathmandu from Biratnagar, which is an hour and a half drive from Chatara.

Day 08 Depart Kathmandu By Flight
Transfer to airport for flight to onward destination.

Day 01 Arrive Paro By Flight / Paro – Thimphu By Road (56 Kms. / 1 hr. appx.)
The flight into Paro on our national carrier, Druk Air, is a befitting introduction to the spectacular beauty of our country. In clear weather, magnificent views of the world’s highest peaks like Gangkar Puensum, give way to the lush green Paro valley as you land. Our guide will warmly welcome & greet you on arrival, and then to Thimphu, the capital city of Bhutan. The drive will take about 1 hour and 30 minutes along a river valley, past small villages and traditional farmhouses, through peaceful countryside. It’s a small & charming capital city located in the heart of the Himalayas.

On reaching Thimphu, we will do a short hike, from Kuensel Phodrang to Depsi (South of Thimphu). Before we start the hike, we will visit to Tallest Buddha Statue in the world. Then we will start the hike. The hiking is more or less very easy and plain walk through the forest of Pine, Rhododendron and Oak trees. The hike will take about 1-hour 30 mins. We can see Thimphu city, Thimphu River (Wangchhu) and other adjacent towns through this hike. We can also take some fluttering prayer flags (Lungta) and hang them between two to three trees that will bring fortune, happiness and good health to every one in this world including your enemy.

Evening visit Tashi Chho Dzong, seat of the national government and the Central Monastic Body, including the summer residence of the Je Khenpo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan) and stroll around Thimphu town. Dinner and overnight stay in the hotel, Thimphu

Day 02 Thimphu
Sightseeing in Thimphu, visit to Memorial Chhorten, built in 1974 in the memory of third king late Jigme Dorji Wangchuk, and the temple inside gives good examples of tantric Buddhist and its philosophy. Mothithang minizoo to see the National Animal of Bhutan (Takin), Zulikha Nunnery, the Thangtong Dewachen nunnery was founded in 1976 by Rikey Jadrel and today it houses the sixty nuns engaged in Buddhist study and practices. Folk Heritage Museum, this Folk Heritage Museum is a showcase, the 19-century farmhouse and the living style of the Bhutanese family. National Library, the National Library was established in 1967 to preserve many ancient Dzongkha and Tibetan texts. Lunch in Thimphu town.

After lunch, visit Paper Factory, were Bhutanese Traditional Papers & paper products are made. Weaving Center produces hand-woven textiles on site and has a selection of cloth and ready-made garments for sale. This is one of the few places where you can watch weavers at work, and then Authentic Bhutanese handicrafts.

Evening we will visit Bhutanese Farm House for dinner and Traditional Hot Stone bath. Over night stay at Thimphu Hotel or we can organize even in Bhutanese Farm House.

Day 03 Thimphu – Punakha / Wangdi
After our breakfast, we will drive to Punakha/Wangdi. The road climbs steeply through forests of pine, hemlock spruce and rhododendrons. At Dochula Pass (3150m) you will have a breathtaking panoramic view of the Eastern Himalayan Mountain ranges. The pass is adorned with 108 small stupas and many kinds of prayer flags. Then the road descends through lush forests to the fertile valley of Punakha & Wangdi Pghodrang.

On reaching Lobesa, we will visit Chhimi Lhakhang, which is located at a hilltop. The temple is known as ‘the temple of fertility’. At Punakha, visit the most beautiful dzongs in Bhutan, Punakha Dzong. After this, we will drive till the view point of Khamsum Yule Namgyle Chhorten, passing the beautiful rural landscape. Evening at leisure. Dinner and over night stay at Hotel Punakha/Wangdi.

Day 04 Punakha / Wangdi
Today we will enjoy with White Water Rafting in Punakha either of Pho-Chhu or Mo Chhu River. Dinner and over night stay at hotel Punakha.

Day 05 Punakha / Wangdi – Paro By Road (126 Kms. / 4 hrs. appx.)
After the breakfast we will drive to Paro. The road will ascend up to the great Dochula Pass. On the way back to Paro offers another chance to view the amazing Himalayan ranges. Stop along the way to take photos wherever you find the best spot for the photography. On Tacho Gang, visit Tachogang Lhakhang, founded by Thangtong Gyalpo who was a wonder-working Tibetain saint and builder of Iron Chain Briddges in Bhutan. You have to cross through the iron chain bride designed traditionally. Lunch will be served at Paro.

After lunch we will visit to Paro National Museum, it holds fascinating collections of art, relics, religious Thangka paintings and Bhutan’s exquisite postage stamps and Paro Dziong, the center of civil and religious authority in this region. Evening stroll around the Paro vally town, the valley of surpassing Beauty. Dinner and over night stay at Paro hotel.

Day 06 Paro
Toady we will make a hike to Paro Taktshang Monastery, the most famous and scared monastery in Buddhism world. Taksang means “TigerNest” named after Guru Rinpoche reportedly flew to this site riding on the back of a flying tigress late in the 9th century. We have to walk about 2hours up steep from the road end. The trail climbs through beautiful pine forest, many of the trees festooned with Spanish moss, and an occasional grove of fluttering prayer flags. Lunch will be served at Taktshang cafeteria.

On our way back, drive to the village of Drukgyel and visit the ruins of Drukgyel Dzong, built in 1649 to commemorate the victory over Tibetan invasion and Kyichu Lhakhang, it is one of the two most sacred and the oldest temples in Bhutan, built in 7th century by Tibetan king Songtsen Gampo (the 33rd Tibetan king, who is also the manifestation of avoloketeshivara, commonly known to Bhutanese as Chenrize). Evening at leisure, dinner and over night stay at Paro Hotel

Day 07 Depart Paro By Flight
After our breakfast, we will drive to Paro International Airport for your onward flight. Our guide and driver will bid you farewell here at the airport. We wish you a very safe and pleasant flight for your onward destinations.

Day 01: Guwahati to Shillong (100 km | 3-4 hours)
After pickup from Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport, begin the adventurous road trip. Your first destination on this jaunt is Shillong. On reaching the charming hill station, transfer to the hotel to spend the night.

Day 02: Sightseeing in Shillong
On this day, get to explore the serene surroundings of Shillong, starting with the forests of Mawphlang. Considered sacred since time immemorial, the jungle is home to diverse species of trees, some of which are even more than 1000 years old. Here, you can pay respect to the sacred groves and seek blessings for the Meghalaya adventure trip ahead.

During your time in Mawphlang village, get the chance to interact with the Khasi people and learn about their culture and traditions. It is one of the last villages in Meghalaya that has kept its heritage intact for centuries. On your way back to the hill station, halt at the famous Shillong Peak. Rising to an altitude of almost 6500 feet, the peak is the highest point in Shillong. While here, capture panoramic views of the verdant hill station. Have lunch, and later watch Siat Khnam, a traditional Khasi archery game. After the game, retreat to the hotel and enjoy a good night’s sleep.

Day 03: Shillong – Mawlynnong – Dawki (100 km | 4 hours)
Post breakfast, this amazing tour takes you to Mawlynnong – famed as the cleanest village in Asia. This small, quaint establishment, laden with colourful flowers, has less than 100 households. Strolling around the village, you get the chance to mingle with the warm and hard-working locals.

After soaking in the tranquillity of the place, walk to the nearby village of Riwai to marvel at the fascinating living root bridges that are endemic to only this part of the world. These bridges have been a major aid for the local people in crossing rivers and narrow streams. Later, continue the journey to Dawki town and spend the night in your camp beside the gushing Goyain River.

Day 04: Adventure Activities near Dawki
In the morning, head to the pristine Umngot River to enjoy kayaking. Use the paddle to traverse the sparkling river. As you float over the surface of the water, your eyes will be treated to mesmerising views of the lush surroundings. If you feel tired, you can just jump into the river and enjoy a few laps.

In the latter half of the day, indulge in the thrill of zip lining. The landscape will look even more captivating when you are flying tens of feet above it. Spend the evening beside a bonfire, sharing stories with your friends, and then have a good night’s sleep in the comfortable tents.

Day 05: Leisure Time in Dawki | Dawki to Cherrapunjee (85 km | 4 hours)
You can make use of the day by going for a swim or country boat ride to enjoy the waters of the river for one last time. In the afternoon, embark on a road trip to Cherrapunjee. On reaching the town, transfer to the hotel and rest.

Day 06: Caving Trip to Krem Mawmluh
Today, you get to enjoy the thrill and excitement of caving in Meghalaya. Krem Mawmluh, one of the longest caves in India, is known for stalagmites and stalactites formations. The cavern runs for about 7000 metres in the Khasi Hills. The cave contains several river passages, pools that can be waist deep and sections where explorers have to crawl or climb.

A 45-minute trek around Cherrapunjee will take you to the mouth of the Krem Mawmluh, from where your Meghalaya caving adventure begins. Put on your safety gear and venture into the cave for a 3-hour journey of climbing, crawling and swimming. An expert guide will lead you into the intriguing world of stalagmites and stalactites. After caving Krem Mawmluh, travel back to the hotel and enjoy a refreshing sleep.

Day 07: Trek to Double Decker Root Bridges
Trekking in the surroundings of Cherrapunjee, you get the opportunity to admire the lush landscape from close. The highlight of the trek are the double decker living root bridges, found only in Meghalaya. The living root bridges are a marvel in themselves, and the double decker ones are exceptionally astonishing. These bridges are believed to be able to support the weight of tens of people, and crossing rivers through them will surely be a unique and worthwhile experience for you. Read more about these bridges here.

The trek takes you on steep slopes and to numerous natural ponds. Those, who wish to take a dip in the emerald waters of the ponds can go ahead and lose all the exhaustion of the trek. On this trail, you descend about 2500 feet to reach a placid valley and ascend the same height. Later, conclude this trekking in Meghalaya experience and retreat to the hotel in Cherrapunjee to spend the night.

Day 08: Cherrapunjee to Guwahati (150 km | 4.5 hours)/ Depart Guwahati 
Starting early in the morning, transfer to Guwahati to board your flight from Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport. This amazing tour ends with enthralling memories of Meghalaya.

Day 1 Arrival in Goa
After arriving at the Goa airport, get in touch with our representative who will assist you with a smooth transfer to the resort. The evening is dedicated to enjoying beach activities and spending the evening at your own leisure. This is followed by an overnight stay.

Day 2 Kayaking In Goa’s Bambolim Beach (Morning)
Enjoy a hearty breakfast on the second day and proceed for Kayaking excursion.

Sunrise kayaking at Bambolim Beach in Goa is the ultimate stress buster, where you’ll paddle through water ripples calmly.
Begin this exciting two hour long activity at around 7.30 AM at Bambolim Beach, Goa.
Armed with safety equipment and a guide, kayak through the waters at Bambolim for nearly two hours.
Set cruising on a long river like water body and experience a strange sense of calmness and adventure.
Feel all the stress leave your body as you marvel at the beautiful sunrise.
End this activity at around 9:30 PM and head back home with lots of memories.

Later, back to the hotel.
PM: Half-day city tour of North Goa.

In Mapusa, the visitors can select from a wide range of sightseeing options from bustling bazaars to historical forts that are visually appealing, besides being great historical attractions.

In the Mapusa Bazaar, one can experience the sights and sounds of a rural bazaar while getting hold of some authentic Goan ware. The entire town comes alive with the enthusiastic calls of vendors showcasing their goods, with the dusty pavements lined with colorful stacks of fresh fruit and spices.

Located in close proximity to Mapusa about 12km from Panaji is the Shri Bodgeshwar Temple. The temple, located in a lush green environment, is home to a small shrine dedicated to Kanakeshwar Baba or Bodgeshwar, locally known as Bongini.

Bodgeshwar, who is also known as “Angavani”, stands for the one in whose name vows are made and who fulfills the desires of the devotees. The people here hold a belief that all their prayers and wishes will be fulfilled. This is also the reason why thousands of devotees are attracted to this temple. Return to the resort for an overnight stay.

Day 3 Kayaking Excursion At Aguada River
Enjoy your breakfast, and then proceed for Kayaking excursion.

Start kayaking from under the Nerul Bridge into the rivers, backwaters,amidst the mangroves forests and along the Aguada wetlands, which is simply the best way to see, enjoy and explore Goa.
Guests paddle their kayaks at a relaxed pace, enjoying a different perspective from the water, through the mangroves, stopping at the numerous fishing villages, beaches, inlets and coves for freshening up, exploring, and swimming.
The main feature of these trips, is the ease with which our guides handle allowing guests of all ages to enjoy as all the trips are planned with either an incoming or out going tide, making them an effortless, cool trip.
Have fun in International standard kayaks with imported paddle and life jackets. Special attention is given to the safety of the guests, for which a safety boat always follows your kayaks.
The total kayaking session lasts for around 2 and a half hours to 3 hours.
End your kayaking session in high-tide and time vary everyday.

PM: Half-day city tour of South Goa.
Se Cathedral Church: This religious shrine, which is one of the most ancient and famous buildings in all of Goa, is dedicated to St. Catherine of Alexandria. Commissioned in the year 1631, the construction of this building took more than 62 years.

Basilica de Bom Jesus: Constructed in 1605, the Basilica is one of the foremost attractions of Goa. It’s famous for containing the tomb and mortal remains of St. Francis Xavier, who is believed to be one of the patron saints of Goa by the Catholics. Constructed in Portuguese style, the basilica is eminent for its architecture.

Palolem Beach is where you let go all your worries and accumulated stress and simply have a great time. The greatest attraction of this beach is its raw preserved beauty. This beach is inhabited by local fishermen and foreign tourists who stay in shacks along the shore or in the main village itself. Also known as the Paradise Beach of India, this beach is visited by tourists throughout the year and includes both domestic and international travelers.

Panjim Bazar: The River Mandovi, after travelling the length and breadth of Goa, makes its way to the Arabian Sea, thus presenting an enchanting sight. One can view this spectacular sight from the Miramar Beach, which provides splendid views. Return to the hotel followed by an overnight stay.

Day 4 Excursion to Dudhsagar Waterfalls
After enjoying a hearty breakfast, visit the Dudhsagar Waterfalls, which is regarded as one of the most beautiful waterfalls of Goa and is situated on the eastern border with Karnataka.

Falling from a height of 320m, it’s regarded among one of the tallest waterfalls of India. The water, as its plummets, creates a foamy milk. This is also why the waterfall is known as Dudhsagar, which means, “sea of milk”.

You start your day by driving across the state of Goa and passing through small villages, past bright paddy fields and swaying palm trees. Drive your way to Collem to board the safari van / safari jeep to take you to the waterfalls. A short walk in the forest leads you to the base of the waterfalls. You could enjoying a swim in the cool waters of the pond as well as under the cascading falls. Rest under the shade of the trees and observe the monkeys prancing around.

Post lunch, experience the thrills of an elephant ride. Feed the elephant and capture some memorable memories with him by clicking a photo with him (it should be noted that this is not included in your tour and is payable at the site itself, along with the safari charges). Visit the Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary later. Return back to the hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 5 – 6 Sunset Back Water Kayaking
Enjoy two days at your own leisure and indulge in activities of your choice.

one of the evenings on day 5 or day 6 you will do a Sunset kayaking at Mandrem Beach in Goa is the ultimate stress buster, where you’ll paddle through mangrove forests.
Begin this exciting two hour long activity at around (Summer: 5.00-7.00 PM and Winter 4.30-6.30 PM) in the evening from Bambolim Beach, Goa.
Armed with safety equipment and a guide, kayak through the waters at Bambolim for nearly two hours.
Set cruising on a long river like water body and experience a strange sense of calmness and adventure.
Feel all the stress leave your body as you marvel at the beautiful sunset.
End this activity at around 7:00 PM and head back home with lots of memories.

Explore the various amenities offered by the resort. Enjoy an evening of fun and frolic along the sea coast along with the mouthwatering cuisines of Goa and cocktails. This is followed by an overnight stay.

Day 7 Goa Departure
Enjoy your breakfast and check out of the hotel. Drive to the airport to board the flight back home.

Day 01: Cochin – Alleppey
Today, you will be meeting up with your kayaking guide at Alleppey who will brief you about safety measures and other responsibilities. You will then start paddling through the palm fringed waterways and countryside into the interiors of the backwaters. With the quiet villages on either side, you can watch the peaceful village folks, smiling children on their way to school, farmers hard at work and of course the chirping water birds. We will cross a few small wooden canoes on the way, laden with people, home appliances, vegetables, fish or even livestock which are being transported from one place to another. After a picnic lunch en-route at a beautiful location, you will paddle on to a small family owned resort.

Day 02: Pulinkunnu
Today, you will kayak through the narrow canals of Pulinkunnu to the island of Kavalam, an erstwhile headquarters of affluent agrarian families. The majestic homes that you come across here stand in testimony to their grandeur past. It is an excellent opportunity to see village life at close quarters with the local people who are engaged in farming, fishing, duck rearing and shell collection. You may also see the traditional toddy tappers at work on coconut palms. Toddy shops are the local “bars” and it is the traditional meeting place for men after a grueling day at work. You will stop for lunch at a beautiful coconut grove on a bund on the lakeshore and continue kayaking till you cruise into the beautiful heritage home where a delicious Kuttanadan dinner awaits you followed by a well-deserved rest. In the evening, you can walk to a nearby market and enjoy the serenity of village life.

Day 03: Pulinkunnu
This day of your Kayaking in Kerala, you will depart after breakfast and continue paddling through the tranquil backwaters. You will make a stopover at a local tea shop or a spice garden that borders the backwaters. You can have a nice picnic lunch on the banks of the Vattakayal Lake. After lunch, you will continue kayaking through small canals back to the backwater heritage villa.

Day 04: Muhamma
Today, you will set course after breakfast to a small but beautiful “Tharavadu” (Ancestral home) situated on the backwaters. As you paddle along these waters, you will be mesmerized by the beauty and tranquility of the backwaters and realize why it has become world famous and endeared itself to millions of tourists visiting this area. At noon, you will have a picnic lunch on the way. Once we have arrived at our destination you will be able to relax and enjoy the serenity of this stately Tharavadu.

Day 05: Depart
End of your Kayaking in Kerala tour. You will depart after breakfast for your next destination.

Day 1: Alleppey
Today, you will meet up with our kayaking guide at Alleppey who will brief about your kayaking tour and safety procedures required for Kayaking. You will start paddling into the remote countryside bordered by the villages and coconut trees. The daily lives of the locals, the hardworking farmers, children going to school, the serene ambiance, and the chirping sounds of water birds capture the essence of the Kerala villages. You can also see some wooden canoes transporting people, vegetables, fish, livestock, and home appliances from one place to another. After stopping for lunch at a scenic place, you will be taken to a cozy resort on the backwaters.

Kayaking Distance : ~ 10 Kms

Day 2: Champakulam
On day 2, you will be paddling through the backwaters to a lovely peaceful homestay at Champakulam. While kayaking through these backwaters, you can see the lively activities of the village people, farmers working on their farms, water birds and obviously, some smiling faces. The close interaction with the locals living in the area and their daily lives will fascinate you. If lucky, you will also be able to see the traditional toddy tappers on coconut palms. You will continue kayaking through the backwaters enjoying the village lifestyle and reach an elegant home where a traditional lunch awaits you.

Kayaking Distance : ~ 10 Kms

Day 3: Nedumudy
Your destination today will be a heritage villa situated along the backwaters. You will have excellent opportunity to see village life at close quarters where you can find the locals engaged in their day to day activities. The vast expanse of water, the friendly local people and their lifestyles which you get to experience in close proximity are bound to mesmerize you. By noon, you will cruise into the beautiful heritage villa, situated on backwaters. Here you can enjoy delicious Kerala food and a well-deserved rest. You also have the option to go on village walks.

Kayaking Distance : ~ 10 Kms

Day 4: Kainakary
Today, after having breakfast at the backwater homestay, you will Kayak towards another ancestral home situated on the backwaters. As you kayak through the palm-fringed backwaters, you will be fascinated by the beauty and serenity of the backwaters and realize why it has become world famous and attractive to millions of tourists visiting this area. You can have a delicious traditional lunch at the ancestral home that you stay for the night. Spend your rest of time relaxing at the backwater homestay.

Kayaking Distance : ~ 12 Kms

Day 5: Depart
Depart from Kainakary to your next destination.