FAQ

Situated parallel to the Arabian Sea, the backwaters of Kerala are a network of canals and brackish lagoons, where boat house tourism is popular.

Yes. Alleppey and Alappuzha are the same.

Alleppey is one of the southern states of Kerala, India. International tourists need to fly to Cochin International Airport (COK) which is just 80 Kilometers away. If you are by train, reserve your ticket to Alleppey Railway Station (ALLP). By road, Alleppey is well connected to other cities.

Houseboats in Kerala are olden-time goods-carrying barges adapted to contemporary, yet rustic-looking vessels with pleasing amenities for leisure.

Kerala houseboats have bedrooms from one to ten.

The cost to book a Kerala houseboat can vary depending on the type of boat you choose. However, the per-person cost can start from around 1000.

Apart from cruising on the backwater, there are certain activities you can curate for your stay if you plan on staying more than one night: village walks, toddy shop food, sunset rides, fishing, cultural events, Ayurveda sessions, and fishing.

Kerala is just a southern state of India. All you need to do is get your VISA to enter India. From state to state in India, you don’t need a VISA or other identification.

You can both pre-book and spot-book Alleppey houseboats. But it is always best to pre-book because spot-booking won’t meet your ends and expectations.

Generally, 12:00 pm is the check-in and 9:00 am is the check-out.

Yes. Your Alappuzha houseboat package will cover three times meals a day.

Can we book an Alleppey houseboat for the daytime only?

Yes. You can book your cruise only for the daytime wherein check-in will be 11:00 am and checkout will be 5:00 pm.

The peak season for Alappuzha houseboat tourism is from October to February, and the low season is from March to September.

Alappuzha houseboats are 100% safe for all kinds of travelers.