Moon light boat cruise on the backwaters of Kerala
Guests are ferried aboard a spacious, specially decorated boat for a delightful moonlight cruise on the backwaters of Cochin. South Indian culinary surprises are served. A thrilling fireworks display on an island off the backwaters of Cochin concludes a wonderful evening.

Kerala Fishing Village Theme
Amongst country boats with fishing nets, the local toddy shop, fruit vendors and people working in paddy fields, we transport you to a traditional Kerala village. Dine on traditional cuisine served in clay pots, under thatched coconut leaf roofs. Hurricane lanterns and traditionally attired attendants add to the ambience.

Kerala Village Tour
Ride through Kerala's heartland in wooden "vallams" (boats) that glide effortlessly through the green waters. Leave the crowded cities behind as you move through Kerala's lush beauty and serenity and enjoy a packed lunch on board. Visit small islands along the way to glimpse traditional life in villages. Traditional fish farms, the famed Chinese nets, coconut groves and paddy fields are just a few of the sights you will see. Bird lovers will be entranced by the close look at King fishers, Cormorants, Woodpeckers and Kites.

Local Martial Arts Performance
The Martial arts are believed to have originated in South India. Kalaripayatu is the local traditional martial arts form. It derives its name from Kalari (gymnasia) in which the martial arts form was first practised. The performance includes various authentic forms of armed and unarmed combat. Silamban is the ancient art of staff fencing. Most Silamban martial arts exponents were the bodyguards of the Tamil kings. Silmban is now a refined art form of self defence and physical exercise which makes for a brilliant spectacle.