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Land at Cochin Airport and meet your driver representative at the exit. The journey to Munnar takes you through Kerala's green interior — rubber and banana plantations give way to steeper hills as you gain altitude. En route, pull over at Cheeyappara Waterfall, a seven-tiered cascade that drops dramatically along the side of the national highway — a good first look at what Kerala's landscape is about. Reach Munnar, check in to your hotel, and settle in for the night.
Meals: None
Breakfast at the hotel, then a full day of sightseeing across Munnar's most-visited spots. Eravikulam National Park is first — home to the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, the park sits at high elevation with unobstructed views across rolling tea-covered slopes. The Tata Tea Museum next door traces the entire journey from leaf to cup and is more interesting than it sounds — especially if you take the plantation walk. After lunch (on your own), visit Blossom Park, a well-maintained floral garden ideal for a stroll, followed by Mattupetty Dam where optional boating is available. Echo Point, a short drive away, lets you hear your voice bounce off the surrounding hills. Return to the hotel before dark and rest up.
Meals: Breakfast
After breakfast and hotel checkout, the drive from the hills to the coast is a pleasant three-and-a-half hours through coconut groves, paddy fields, and small Kerala towns. Alleppey — referred to as the Venice of the East — is built on a network of canals and lagoons fed by the Arabian Sea. Check into your hotel, then head out for a houseboat cruise (arranged independently at local rates, typically INR 3,000–8,000 depending on duration). Float past village life, palm-lined canals, and paddy-field banks as the sun drops. Overnight at the Alleppey hotel.
Meals: Breakfast
A relaxed final breakfast, then check out and board your transfer back to Kochi. The drive takes roughly one and a half hours and gets you to Cochin Airport comfortably ahead of most afternoon flights. Kerala has a way of feeling both slow and full at the same time — and four days here tend to leave people already planning their return.
Meals: Breakfast
Took this trip with my husband as a quick post-wedding break and it was exactly what we needed. Munnar in the morning, with fog everywhere and no one around — that alone was worth it. The hotel sorted breakfast and our driver was punctual throughout. Alleppey on Day 3 was completely different and equally good.
Solid package for the price. Four days felt short but the itinerary is honestly well sequenced — hills first, backwaters later works better than doing it the other way. Eravikulam was the highlight for me. The houseboat is on your own which I would have liked to know beforehand, but otherwise no complaints.
Booked this for a family trip of six and everything was smooth from Kochi pickup to the final drop. Munnar was greener than I expected even in November. The tea museum was genuinely interesting and the kids loved Mattupetty Dam. Would book through Pack and Go again without a second thought.