Reviewed by Thrillophilia Operations Team
Kerala tour packages from Mumbai start at INR 10,000 per person for a 3-day trip and go up to INR 44,000 for trip durations up to 9 days. These packages cover single to multiple destinations in Kerala, like Alleppey, Munnar, Kovalam, Kochi, Thekkady, Wayanad, and Kumarakom, and include accommodations, transfers, select meals, and guided sightseeing as per your itinerary with consistent 24/7 on-trip support.
Kerala offers experiences that feel distinctly different within a single journey. It stands out for its peaceful backwaters, cool hill stations, tea plantations, traditional architecture, and Ayurveda wellness therapies. Travellers can enjoy backwater stays, the authentic regional cuisine of Kerala, the beaches of Varkala, and the foggy hill stations of Munnar comfortably across a 4-7 day trip.
For travellers seeking a spiritually driven Kerala tour from Mumbai which extends to regions beyond Kerala, Thrillophilia offers select 8-11 day packages covering destinations like Kanyakumari, Rameswaram, and Madurai at a price range of INR 24,000-36,500.
With over 850 reviews from verified Mumbai travellers with a rating of 4.5/5 across multiple packages, our team understands the exact pace and route preferences most Mumbai travellers prefer. Thrillophilia’s destination experts personalise Kerala tour packages from Mumbai for travellers across a wide budget margin and preferences. Each itinerary is thoughtfully planned around your travel style and preferences so that you can have a truly hassle-free journey.
Thrillophilia provides multiple Kerala tour packages, personalised to Mumbai travellers' needs and preferences and available across a wide budget range and duration.
Here is a breakdown of our most booked Kerala tour packages from Mumbai, as indicated by Thrillophilia’s internal booking data.
Package Name | Duration | Destinations Covered | Starting Price Per Person | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Scenic Getaway to Wayanad | 3 days and 2 nights | Wayanad | INR 10,000 | Short and budget-conscious trips |
Kerala Family Delight with FREE Tickets to Napier Museum | 5 days and 4 nights | Kovalam, Alleppey, Kumarakom, and Kochi | INR 18,500 | First-time travellers, groups, and families |
Glorious Kerala | A Romantic Escape | 6 days and 5 nights | Munnar, Kumarakom, Kovalam, and Trivandrum | INR 21,500 | Couples seeking to explore the classic Kerala circuit |
7 Days Kerala Honeymoon Package | 7 days and 6 nights | Kovalam, Kochi, and Kumarakoram | INR 44,000 | Honeymoon tour with a leisure-focused itinerary |
South India Special | Scenic Kerala Trails & Sacred Tamil Nadu Temples | 8 days and 7 nights | Munnar, Alleppey, Kovalam, Kanyakumari, Rameswaram, and Madurai | INR 36,500 | Travellers seeking a spiritually-driven Kerala trip from Mumbai |
Discovering Kerala | From Hilltop Hideaways to Scenic Waterways | 9 days and 8 nights | Kochi, Munnar, Thekkady, Alleppey, Kovalam, and Travandrum | INR 39,500 | Travellers seeking the full Kerala circuit with a well-paced itinerary |
The next table is a daily expense guide for a Kerala tour from Mumbai, with approximate prices depending on your budget.
Expense | Budget | Mid-Range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
Accommodation (per night) | INR 1,000 – INR 2,000 | INR 2,500 – INR 5,000 | INR 6,000 – INR 12,000 |
Meals (per day) | INR 600 – INR 1,000 | INR 1,200 – INR 2,000 | INR 2,500 – INR 4,500 |
Local Transport (per day) | INR 700 – INR 1,200 | INR 1,500 – INR 2,500 | INR 3,000 – INR 5,000 |
Activities & Excursions (per day) | INR 2,000 – INR 4,000 | INR 2,000 – INR 4,000 | INR 2,000 – INR 4,000 |
All Kerala tour packages from Mumbai, as offered by Thrillophilia, are fully customisable with upgrades and added experiences. Go through your inclusions list before your itinerary is confirmed to ensure your itinerary has all your preferred details.
Here are all the inclusions of a base Kerala package from Mumbai
On-trip detours, personal expenses, and activities not mentioned in the confirmed itinerary are not included within your selected Kerala holiday package from Mumbai.
CSIA Airport in Mumbai provides direct flight options to multiple cities in Kerala within 2 hours and is the easiest way to reach Kerala from Mumbai.
You can also choose connecting flights via Chennai, Bangalore, or Hyderabad, operated by IndiGo and Air India, with an average duration of 4-8 hours depending on the layover.
Before booking the Kerala tour packages from Mumbai, it's important for you to know the best time for your departure, as it affects your entire trip experience. Here is a guide to help you better understand the different seasons of Kerala.
With temperatures ranging between 24 and 32°C, this is Kerala’s post-monsoon travel window, known for relatively low rainfall, clearer skies, and fresh greenery across the state. These conditions work especially well for houseboat cruises, waterfall visits, and wildlife experiences in Thekkady. This period also aligns well with Mumbai travellers’ Diwali holiday schedules.
This is Kerala’s peak winter travel season, with temperatures typically between 20 and 28°C, making it one of the most comfortable periods for sightseeing and outdoor activities for first-timers, groups, and Mumbai travellers who book Kerala family tour packages. Fort Kochi sees festive Christmas activity during this period, while Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary attracts migratory birds such as herons and other seasonal waterbirds.
With temperatures between 22 and 30°C, the weather remains mild, dry, and comfortable for travel. This period suits travellers looking for a slower-paced Kerala experience and is also favourable for Wayanad trekking and backwater stays. Munnar’s landscapes also appear especially scenic during this time.
This is Kerala’s pre-monsoon season, with temperatures usually ranging between 28 and 36°C and noticeable humidity in lowland regions. It remains a preferred period for Mumbai families travelling during school summer holidays, while hill destinations such as Munnar and Wayanad offer relatively cooler conditions. Early morning houseboat departures are usually more comfortable during this season.
This is Kerala’s main monsoon season, with temperatures generally between 25 and 30°C and regular rainfall across most regions. Indoor attractions such as museums in Kochi and selected heritage sites remain suitable during this period, while rainfall enhances Thekkady’s spice plantations and Wayanad’s waterfalls.
Thrillophilia plans their range of Kerala tour packages from Mumbai with package-specific selection of destinations that can be comfortably covered by both Mumbai travellers who book Kerala tour packages under INR 30,000 and luxury travellers.
Here are the best places to visit on a Kerala trip from Mumbai:
Located 55 km from Kochi, if the primary goal of your Kerala trip is to enjoy the houseboat backwater experience, you should not miss Alleppey. Apart from its well-known houseboat experiences, Alleppey also offers several other unique activities during your visit.
If you love adventure, Thekkady is likely to occupy a significant part of your trip to Kerala from Mumbai. It offers rich wildlife, spice trails, and safari opportunities and is located 190 km from Kochi.
If this is your first time visiting Kerala, you should not miss Kochi. It offers insight into Kerala’s history, along with excellent opportunities to explore local cuisine.
It is a hill station known for scenic landscapes, tea plantations, and trekking opportunities. Munnar is a recommended destination in most honeymoon trips to Kerala due to its quiet and peaceful environment and is located at a distance of 130 km from Kochi.
Anjali Shah, a Mumbai traveller who booked the Best Kerala Family Tour | FREE Bird Sanctuary Visit package, reviewed how the tea museum of Munnar was both informative and engaging at the same time. She said, “The tea museum in Munnar was very informative, and the kids really enjoyed the live chocolate-making session afterwards. Our driver was a thorough professional who knew all the shortcuts to avoid traffic and get us to the viewpoints on time.”
Located around 90 km from Calicut Airport and farther from Kochi, Wayanad offers a distinctive experience with forests, wildlife, trekking routes, and opportunities to understand local tribal culture more closely.
These are the best things to do on a Kerala trip from Mumbai:
Cruise through the backwaters of the Alappuzha Backwaters on a traditional houseboat. The journey passes canals, paddy fields, coconut groves, and village settlements.
Rutuja More, a Mumbai traveller who booked the Kerala Weekend Getaway | Misty Hills & Calm Backwaters package, recalled how romantic the houseboat stay felt by saying, “Kerala houseboat stay was amazing. Tour planning was flawless. Definitely going back!”
Visit Periyar National Park to spot elephants, gaur, deer, wild boar, and a variety of bird species. Boat safaris on Periyar Lake and guided nature walks offer different ways to explore the reserve. This is one of the best experiences for Mumbai travellers booking Kerala group tour packages.
When on your Kerala trip from Mumbai, do not miss this rejuvenating experience. Walk through the rolling tea plantations of Munnar, visit tea factories to understand the tea-making process, and stop at viewpoints overlooking the Western Ghats. The region is also known for spice plantations and cool weather throughout much of the year.
Walk along the cliff-lined coast of Varkala Beach, where cafés overlook the Arabian Sea. The beach is known for swimming, surfing, and its natural laterite cliffs, which are uncommon along India's coastline.
Try dishes such as Kerala Sadya, Malabar biryani, appam with stew, puttu and kadala curry, karimeen pollichathu, and fresh seafood. The cuisine varies across regions, reflecting Kerala's coastal geography and spice-growing heritage.
Based on Thrillophilia’s internal booking data, 7-day, 6-night Kerala tour packages are usually amongst the most preferred itinerary durations by Mumbai travellers. If you are unsure what your itinerary might look like from our 100+ available options, here are some of the most preferred choices among Mumbai travellers.
Plan a quick getaway with this 4-day Kerala itinerary covering Munnar, Alleppey, and Kochi.
Packages start from INR 10,000
Explore Kerala at a comfortable pace with this 7-day itinerary covering destinations like Kochi, Munnar, Thekaddy, Kumarakom, Varkala, and Kovalam.
Packages start from INR 22,000
From mapping your route to choosing accommodations verified for their quality, all Kerala tours from Mumbai with Thrillophilia are insightfully created in coordination with a local expert team. This ensures all your trip logistics are planned with updated information, with a strong on-trip support team to guide you through any issues you face.
Rahul Mehta, a Mumbai traveller who booked the Best of Kerala | From Houseboat Stays to Hilltop Views package, felt that the package was thoughtfully designed and was perfectly balanced between sightseeing and leisure time to ensure an enjoyable time. He further added, “The hotels, transport, and activities were all arranged perfectly. Highly recommended for anyone planning a Kerala vacation!”
A 5–6 day trip is generally ideal for travellers visiting Kerala from Mumbai for the first time. This duration comfortably covers the main tourist circuit, including Fort Kochi, Alleppey backwaters, Munnar, and Thekkady, without making the itinerary feel rushed.
The most preferred time to visit Kerala from Mumbai is October to March, when the weather remains pleasant for sightseeing, backwater stays, and hill station travel. This period also sees better outdoor conditions across major destinations such as Munnar, Alleppey, and Thekkady, while often aligning with festive travel periods like Diwali and winter holidays.
Kerala is widely regarded as one of India’s safer travel destinations, supported by strong tourism infrastructure, good road connectivity, and high literacy levels. Like any destination, travellers should still follow basic precautions such as securing valuables and avoiding isolated areas late at night.
Yes, Kerala packages from Mumbai can usually be customised based on your travel duration, accommodation preference, sightseeing priorities, and transfer type. Travellers often choose to add or remove destinations, upgrade hotels, or include flights depending on their budget and comfort requirements.
Alleppey is known for a more active backwater experience with frequent boat movement, local markets, and easier access to houseboat routes. Kumarakom is quieter, with fewer boats and a slower pace, making it more suitable for travellers looking for privacy and resort-style stays.
Kerala can suit a wide range of budgets. A couple can usually complete a 5-day Kerala trip from Mumbai within INR 50,000–75,000, including flights, accommodation, local transfers, and one backwater stay, depending on season and hotel category.
For a Kerala trip, it is best to pack light cotton clothing, comfortable walking footwear, rain protection, sunscreen, and basic medicines, especially if your itinerary includes both humid backwater regions and cooler hill stations such as Munnar.
