3 Best Biking Things To Do In Kerala In September

Dewy Wayanad is known for its unbridled stretch of tea gardens. The endless expanse of tea plantation covered in this tour sprawls across the state boundaries and leads up to the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu.

This guided experience of around 7 hours begins at around 9.30am in the morning from Chundale. The cycling extravaganza goes over the sleek tarmac that rises and falls with the surging tea gardens. Pedaling off from the highway, you will drive towards Meppadi, a small town known for its spices.

Post lunch (that can be arranged by us at an additional cost) at around 1pm, you will be able to witness the beauty of a chain of old plantations in the back-country.  Also have the opportunity to cross over to Tamil Nadu on your bikes from where you can ride on towards the Nilgiris, the final destination for our trip. The final route of this 50km long trip is predominantly downhill which ends with an exhilarating view of nature. The tour will finish off at a local tea shop where you can devour a steaming cup of tea before heading back to your place of stay.

Activity:  Cycling Tour in Wayanad

Bekal in North Kerala has some of the best long stretches of unexplored beaches in the country. Also known as the land of forts, hills, and temples, Bekal upholds a unique beauty. Explore this land, popular for its imposing fortress right along a compelling beach line on a cycle. Also pedal away through little winding roads to nearby backwaters on this trail.

You’ll start the guided activity around 8am from Nileshwaram. The trail will cover around 40km over 5 hours with multiple breaks along the way. Ride into Bekal (22km) around noon. Spend time around the fort. Soak in the shallow beach around and head for lunch to a local eatery. Return to Nileshwaram by car.

Around 4pm, head out again on cycles. This time catch backwaters gliding through the landscape. Reach secluded pristine beaches. Absorb the silence around with only sounds of local fishermen for company. Round off the day by savoring the sunset at one of the beaches. Return around 5pm.

Duration: Around 5 hours

• This tour throws open a book of knowledge about Kerala’s history while traveling routes less known by means of the simple two wheels of a bicycle.
• The flow of events is magical as you bike past monuments that stick on as living templates to the by gone era of merchants from as far as China, Europe and Africa.
• Start your two wheel tour at 9:00 AM.
• Off on a ferry to the Island and you’re biking past large warehouses that export spices and tea. With proximity to the port, it’s altogether a different story.
• A loop to a few settlements and we’re back to where we started with questions still unanswered about the one’s who brought the fishing nets to Kochi at around 5:00 PM