Day 1: Arrival in Chennai

Day 2: Chennai - Mahabalipuram

Day 3: Mahabalipuram

Day 4: Mahabalipuram - Puducherry

Day 5: Puducherry

Day 6: Puducherry - Thanjavur

Day 7: Thanjavur - Chettinad

Day 8: Chettinad - Madurai

Day 9: Madurai - Munnar

Day 10: Munnar

Day 11: Munnar - Mararikulam

Day 12: Mararikulam

Day 13: Mararikulam - Alleppey

Day 14: Alleppey - Fort Kochi

Day 15: Fort Kochi - Mysore

Day 16: Mysore

Day 17: Mysore

Day 18: Mysore - Madikeri

Day 19: Madikeri

Day 20: Madikeri - Hassan

Day 21: Hassan - Belur - Halebeedu - Davanagere

Day 22: Davanagere - Hampi

Day 23: Hampi

Day 24: Hampi - Badami

Day 25: Badami

Day 26: Badami - Chorla Ghat

Day 27: Chorla Ghat

Day 28: Chorla Ghat - Panjim

Day 29: Panjim

Day 30: Transfer to Goa international airport

Happy journey!

* Above quoted rate is Per Person. Applies to peak holiday season for 4 travelers (1st October through 31st March)

If you are traveling solo then please contact us.

Quotation is subject to change according to availability, exchange rates and government tax rise. All the rates mentioned are based on current best available rate and can be modified at the moment of the booking.

Package Includes:

• Accommodation in 2 or 3-star hotels with breakfast included and twin-share rooms
• AC taxi with English-speaking driver
• Private English-speaking guide

Package does not include:

• The Flight tickets
• Any international airfare and airport tax
• Visa Charges
• Lunch and Dinner unless stated otherwise
• Any personal, medical and evacuation insurance
• Drinks and personal expenses
• Tips

Extra costs

• Depending on your arrival and departure time you may have to pay for the additional nights stay.

The Covid-19 Health Crisis in South India?

As of 11/01/2023
All the restrictions related to this health crisis have been completely lifted. Travelers wishing to come to India are no longer required to undergo a PCR test or present a vaccination status. No health measures are currently affecting the daily life of Indians. Last August, mass media once again attempted to instill fear with the Nipah virus, of which less than ten cases were diagnosed in Kerala, in Kozhikode (Calicut). However, absolutely no specific measures were taken regarding it.

When to Visit South India?

Do you want to enjoy the Indian sun without suffering from the heat, with few or no rainy days? It's in the winter that you should come, more precisely between mid-December and mid-March.

The climate in South India is predominantly tropical, both dry and humid. Humid in the west — the states of Goa, Karnataka, and Kerala — and dry in the east, meaning in Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The so-called humid period is characterized by more significant rainfall. The humidity level in South India is very high, and the periods of intense heat — from March to September, with May and June being the hottest months — can be challenging to endure, unless, of course, you seek refuge in mountainous areas.

When to Visit Tamil Nadu?

As mentioned above, ideally between mid-December and mid-March. The monsoon usually arrives at the end of October, and the rains become regular and abundant until at least the end of November. In recent years, heavy rains have extended until early January, causing numerous floods in the North of Tamil Nadu, particularly in Chennai. Conversely, if the monsoon is absent, the rains concentrate in the first half of November. During the months of July and August and until the end of September, temperatures are high, with more rainy days in August.

When to Visit Kerala?

Plan your trip between early December and late March, the most pleasant period. Considered as the garden of India, with its lush nature, Kerala experiences more significant precipitation than Tamil Nadu. There are two monsoon periods: the first starting in June and ending in September — with the heaviest rainfall observed in July and June — and a second monsoon in October, with the return of some heavy showers that taper off in November.

Internet in India?

The vast majority of hotels offer Wi-Fi. However, it is not uncommon for it not to work for various reasons! It is better to have your own access! If you have a smartphone and wish to communicate and navigate via the internet during your stay, we recommend buying a SIM card upon arrival at the airport, where this purchase is particularly facilitated for foreigners. The 30-day internet (data) package costs around 3 euros. In addition, your driver will share his own internet connection during your various journeys. Remember to inquire with your phone operator to obtain a possible unlocking code in order to substitute your French chip with the one we will provide you.