| Price Per Person || Select By Date |
| No of Person | Deluxe |
| Minimum 2 Adults | 40755 |
| Minimum 04 Adults | 35607 |
| Minimum 06 Adults | 31460 |
| Adults / Child with Extra | 24453 |
| Child without Bed | 16302 |
This Price Valid From 01-10-2024 To 31-03-2025
| No of Person | Deluxe |
| Minimum 2 Adults | 32948 |
| MINIMUN 4 Adults | 28790 |
| Minimum 6 Adults | 25440 |
| Adults / Child with Extra | 19781 |
| Child without Bed | 13197 |
This Price Valid From 01-04-2025 To 30-09-2025
- Above Rates are Including GST
- Above Rates are Not Valid For Diwali, Christmas & New Year
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| Cochin | Abad Atrium Hotel Web | Trip Advisor |
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| Munnar | Abad Copper Castle Web | Trip Advisor |
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| Thekkady | Abad Green Forest Web | Trip Advisor |
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| Kumarakom | Whispering Palms Beach Resort Web | Trip Advisor |
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| Kovalam | Abad Harmonia Web | Trip Advisor |
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Cost Includes
- Welcome drink on arrivalAccommodation in deluxe room
- A/C Transportation with sightseeing
- Bed Tea/Coffee
- Breakfast
- Use of swimming pool and health club (wherever available)
- All applicable taxes
Cost Excludes
- All entry fees extra.
- Boating charges extra.
- Any changes in the Itinerary will cost extra
- The duty time of your driver is 8 hrs. Please don’t over strain the driver and abide on this for your own safety.
- Please do co-operate with your driver for the timings. All destinations are 3 to 4 hrs drive.
Important Points
- Extra Person (per day) Rs. 1000/- (Tariff inclusive of breakfast.)
- Child (per day) Rs. 500/- (5 – 10 years, below 5 years complementary).
- Peak Season Supplement : 20th Dec – 10 Jan- INR 1000/- per Room.
- Christmas Supplement: 24th Dec INR 1500/- per person per room extra.
- New year Supplement: 31st Dec INR 2000/- per room per person extra.
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Day 1 : Kochi
Pick up from Airport/Railway station and proceed to Cochin, check in at the hotel, visit, St Francis Church, the oldest Church in India, more than 500-year-old Portuguese Houses, Cantilevered Chinese fishing nets, 16th century Synagogue, Jew Town and Mattancherry Palace, built by Portuguese, Palace contains some of Indias most beautiful murals. Overnight, stay at Abad Atrium
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Day 2 : Cochin to Munnar
After breakfast, proceed to Munnar (140 km / 4. hrs). Munnar, one of the most famous hill station situated on the Western Ghats at a height of 1600 metres above sea level. It is essentially a tea town – miles of unending tea plantation can be seen here. Enroute - Cheyyappara, Valara waterfalls and Karadipara View Point. Overnight, stay at Abad Copper Castle.
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Day 3 : Munnar
After breakfast sightseeing to Eravikulam National Park also known as Rajamalai, the natural habitat of Nilgiri Thar. Nilgiri That can see very closely here. Later visit a tea factory and tea museum, Mattupetty dam, Echo point and the Kundala Lake. Boating facilities are available at Mattupetty Dam (entry charges extra payment on your own). Overnight, stay at Abad Copper Castle.
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Day 4 : Munnar - Thekkady
After breakfast checkout from hotel and drive to Thekkady, which is also known as Periyar (110 km / 3.30 hrs) Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary is one of the worlds most fascinating natural wildlife reserves. Enroute visit Lock Heart Gap, Anayirangal Dam. Overnight stay at Abad Green Forest
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Day 5 : Thekkady - Kumarakom
After breakfast checkout from hotel, departure to Kumarakom (150 km / 4 hrs) the backwater destination of Kerala. Check in at the Resort. Visit Kumarakom bird sanctuary and overnight stay at Abad Whispering Palms.
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Day 6 : Kumarakom - Kovalam
After breakfast, checkout from the Resort, departure to Kovalam. On the way visit Trivandrum Padmanabha Swami Temple & Museum. Check in at the hotel. Evening at the beach. (500 metres walk to the beach from the resort). Overnight, stay at Abad Harmonia.
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Day 7 : Kovalam - Day trip to Kanyakumari
After breakfast, proceed to kanyakumari on the way, visit Sujinthram temple, Pathmanabhapuram palace and visit vivekanda rock, Thrivenisangamam temple. Overnight stay at Abad Harmonia.
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Day 8 : Trivandrum
Check out from the hotel, transfers to the Airport/ railway station and you are your way to the home town.
St Francis Church
Jew Town
Mattancherry Palace
Fort Kochi
Tea plantation
Cheyyappara Water Fall
Eravikulam National Park
Tea Museum
Mattupetty Dam
Echo point
Wildlife Sanctuary
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Lock Heart Gap
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary
Padmanabha Swami Temple
Hawa Beach
Vivekanda Rock
Thriveni Sangamam Temple
What You Should Know More About Kerala, its Hotels, Tours & Food?
Kerala, land of backwater, palm trees and lakes can be visited any time of the year as Kerala has a very pleasant weather all across the year. The Peak Season in Kerala Tourism is from October- March.
- Kochi Airport (Cochin)
- Kozhikode Airport (Calicut)
- Thiruvananthapuram Airport (Trivandrum)
Cochin, Wayanad, Guravayoor, Munnar, Thekkay, Alleppey, Kumarakom, Kovalam, Trivandrum, Kanyakumari are some of the most famous Tourist Places in Kerala.
- During Summer (April-June) it is 24 - 32 degree Celsius
- During Monsoon (July-September) it is 20 - 26 degree Celsius
- During Winter (October-March) it is 22 - 31 degree Celsius
Yes Both Vegetarian and Non-Vegetarian food is available at almost all the Hotels & Even in the Town you can find Pure Vegetarin Restaurants.
Generally they have Basic Knwoeldge of all the Places within Kerala and can Guide you as per your requirement ofr interest of Sightseeing.
Almost all the Having AC Rooms. We always Advise not to take AC Rooms in Munnar & Thekkady Since its a Hilly Area.
There are 3 Category of Houseboats in Kerala with 1 to 12 Bedrooms Deluxe, Premium & Luxury Category. Below are the details:
- In Deluxe Houseboats, AC will function in the Bedroom from 2100 Hours to 0600 Hours only
- In Premium Houseboats, AC will function in the Bedroom whenever Guest requires
- In Luxury Houseboats, AC will function in the Bedroom & Hall from Check in time to Check out time
Generally, the car and the chauffeur will be at your disposal till the end of your trip. In some unforeseen cases, the car or the chauffeur might change. The Chauffeur Duty timings will be 08:00 Hours to 19:00 Hours during the Tour.
Best of Kerala with Abad Hotels
| Package Code: DUD109 |
| 7 Nights / 8 Days |
| Holiday Type Domestic Holidays , Leisure, Family , Romantic , Historic, Scenic Beauty |
| Cities : 1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Thekkady, 1 Kumarakom, 2 Kovalam |
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JANUARY
Located on the south west coast of India, Kerala is only a short distance away from the equator and therefore enjoys a tropical climate. Temperatures remain very similar throughout the year, ranging between the high 20s and low 30s. The monsoon season falls between May and October, when the resort experiences very warm weather with bouts of torrential rain.
Rainfall
January falls in the winter season, which is the driest time of the year. In fact, January is the driest month of the entire year with a total amount of rainfall no higher than 21mm. Throughout the month there are only 3 days with rainfall. Only February comes close in terms of lack of precipitation. January 5 is historically the driest day of the year, with a chance of rainfall of merely 2%. By the end of the month, that chance rises to 6%, still very low.
There are three main types of precipitation in Kerala in January. Thunderstorms are by far the most common type, occurring on 66% of the days with rainfall. Drizzle and moderate rain happen as well, respectively on 19% and 15% of the rainy days.
Temperature
Temperatures dont change much throughout the year and Januarys temperatures are about the annual average. The average daily temperature is 28°C, the same as in February. At the hottest point of the day, the temperature can rise up to 32°C. Temperatures this high can be dangerous if youre unprepared, so make sure that you drink plenty of water throughout the day to avoid dehydration. Evenings cool down to a pleasant 23°C after sunset. Both the high and low temperatures rise a tiny bit in the course of the month.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is also pretty much constant all-year round and in January it averages a bath-like 28°C.
Daylight Hours
Because of Keralas location near the equator, there is very little variation in the length of the days throughout the year. In January, the day length remains virtually constant, ranging between 11.32 hours of daylight in the beginning of the month and 11.41 daylight hours toward the end.
Clouds
This is driest season and also the clearest. Cloud cover in January doesnt exceed 31%, making it the second clearest month of the year, after February. December comes in third. A typical day in January is clear or mostly clear 40% of the time and overcast only 7% of the time.
Sunshine Hours
The clearness of the skies makes January one of the sunniest months. There are 9 hours of sunshine per day on average, which is as sunny as ever gets in Kerala.
FEBRUARY
Temperature
February falls in the dry season in Kerala, India, when the resort experiences similar weather to Candolim. During this month, Kerala enjoys temperatures of up to 32°C at the hottest point of the day, so make sure that you bring plenty of light, airy clothing. In the evening, the mercury drops down to around 23°C. This is as cold as the nights ever get in Kerala the same nighttime temperatures are also recorded in November, December and January. Both the daytime highs and nighttime lows stay pretty much constant throughout the month. The overall average temperature is 28°C, gloriously warm by all accounts.
Sea Temperature
And the sea temperature is even higher. The sea water averages 29°C in February!
Daylight Hours
As the length of the days doesnt vary much in the whole year, all days in February also have virtually the same length. February 1 is the shortest day with 11.41 hours of daylight, while February 28 is the longest with 11.55 daylight hours. This only 14 minutes more.
Clouds
Cloud cover is at its annual low in February. February 1 is the clearest day of the year with a cloud cover of 29%. In the course of the month, this percentage increases to 35%.
Sunshine
Its because the sky is so clear this time of year that more sunrays hit the beaches of Kerala. Every day in February has 9 hours of sunshine on average. This is the annual maximum of daily sunshine hours—the same number is also recorded in January.
Rainfall
Cloud cover is also related to precipitation and therefore it should come as no surprise that February is one of the years driest months. In fact, only January is drier. The total amount of rainfall this month is 26mm, which is spread out over no more than 3 days with rainfall. The chance that rainfall occurs is very low, but does increase in the course of the month, from 5% in the beginning to 14% at the end.
There really only is one common type of rainfall in February: thunderstorms. They occur on 79% of the days with rainfall. Other types of rainfall that may occasionally be experienced are moderate rain, drizzle and light rain. They are, however, extremely rare and occur respectively on 9%, 7% and 4% of the rainy days.
MARCH
Temperature
Although it never really gets cold, Kerala, India, begins to get even warmer in March, when the resort sees high temperatures of up to 33°C during the day. The evenings cool down to a much more bearable 24°C after sunset. Together with April, March is one of the two hottest months of the year in Kerala. In fact, March 10 is historically the hottest day of the whole year. The average daily temperature is a scorching 29°C—the same temperature is also recorded in April and May. Temperatures this high can be dangerous if you\\\'re unprepared, so try and stay out of the sunshine during the hottest part of the day, in order to avoid sunburn and heatstroke. Drink plenty of water as well.
Sea Temperature
In March, the temperature of the sea is exactly as high as the air temperature, averaging a bath-like 29°C.
Daylight Hours
Just like the previous months and the months to come, March is characterised by an essentially constant length of the days—this is due to the resorts location near the equator. The length of the days ranges between 11.55 daylight hours in the beginning of the month and 12.12 hours of daylight at the end.
Cloud
The clearer part of the year runs toward its end in the course of March, as the skies tend to get cloudier. Cloud cover increases noticeably throughout the month, from 35% to 44%.
Rainfall
This increasing cloud cover brings with it more rainfall compared to January and February. There is now a total amount of rainfall of 40mm, which is spread out over 5 days with rainfall. March is, however, still the third driest month of the year. The probability that rainfall will be observed on any given day increases dramatically in the course of March, though. March 1 is the driest day of the month with a chance of rainfall of 14%; March 31 is the wettest day with a 33% chance that it will rain.
The most common type of precipitation, by far, is thunderstorms. They occur on no less than 75% of the days with rainfall. Other possible, but far less likely, types of rainfall are moderate rain, drizzle and light rain, respectively falling on 15%, 7% and 3% of the rainy days.
Sunshine
Also because of the cloudier skies, the amount of sunshine will be less, especially compared with the sunny winter months. March, however, has 8 hours of sunshine per day on average, only one hour fewer than February and the same number as in April. March is a pretty sunny month for a tropical place like Kerala.
APRIL
April falls within the summer season in Kerala, India, the hot season after the dry winter season and before the super-wet monsoon season. This is when the resort experiences similar weather to Calangute.
Temperature
In April, one of the hottest months of the year, the daily temperatures average 29°C, equal to the averages observed in March and May. At this time of year, temperatures can rise up to a sizzling average high of 33°C in the afternoon, so make sure you pack plenty of sun lotion, drink lots of water and stay out of the sun around the hottest part of the day. The evenings cool down to around 25°C after sunset, ideal for a moonlit stroll on the beach. Both the daytime highs and nighttime lows tend to remain constant throughout the month.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature reaches its annual maximum in April—the water is now 30°C warm, which is basically the temperature of a comfortable bath.
Rainfall
April receives much more rainfall than the previous months of the year. The total amount of 119mm is nothing like the drenching rain showers of the monsoon seasons, though. Now, there are 13 days with precipitation, significantly more than the 5 days in April or the 3 days in January and February, but still much, much fewer than the 28 days of rainfall in July. The likelihood that rainfall occurs increases in the course of the month. April 1 is the driest day with a chance of rainfall of 34%; April 30 is the wettest day with a 45% chance.
As a tropical resort, Kerala has pretty much only one type of rainfall: thunderstorms. They occur on 74% of all days with rainfall. Moderate rain may occasionally happen as well, but only on 15% of the rainy days. Drizzle, light rain and heavy rain are very rare.
Sunshine
A day in April has 8 sunshine hours on average, which is only one hour fewer than the annual maximum of 9 in January and February. The amount of sunshine will decrease dramatically and swiftly in the following months, as the rainclouds of the monsoon season creep closer.
Cloud
Even in April, there is a significant increase in cloud cover. In the course of the month, cloud cover increases from 45% to 52%.
Daylight Hours Something that does stay constant throughout the month is the length of the days. The day length ranges between 12.13 hours of daylight (April 1) and 12.28 hours of daylight (April 30).
MAY
Temperature
The temperatures decrease slightly and the volume of rainfall increases in Kerala, India, in May, when the monsoon season is just around the corner. Its still incredibly hot, though, with an average daily temperature of 29°C, the same as it was in April. In the afternoon, the mercury rises to an average high of 32°C, while in the evenings, it drops to an average low of 25°C, ideal for enjoying some pleasant evening strolls. Those average highs and lows decrease slightly in the course of the month.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature still remains as high as ever throughout the month and averages 30°C.
Daylight Hours
Kerala is located near the equator and this is why the length of the days remains basically constant throughout the year. In May as well, the day lengths dont vary much. May 1 is the shortest day with 12.28 daylights hours; May 31 is the longest with 12.40 hours of daylight.
Cloud
Just as in April, cloud cover increases gradually in the course of the month. The percentage of cloud cover rises from 52% in the beginning of the month to 70% at the end, quite a big increase.
Rainfall
This very noticeable increase in cloud cover is also responsible for much more rainfall. The total amount of rainfall has almost doubled compared with the previous month and now reaches 216mm, spread out over 17 days with precipitation. This makes May the fourth wettest month of the year in terms of total rainfall—after June, July and October. The probability that it will rain increases in the course of the month, from 46% on May 1 to 67% on May 31.
Thunderstorms are the most common type of precipitation, occurring on 50% of the days with rainfall. Moderate rain comes in second, observed on 27% of the rainy days. Light rain, drizzle and heavy rain may happen as well, but arent as likely.
Sunshine
Not only rainfall is the result of more cloud cover; less sunshine is as well. A day in May has 7 hours of sunshine on average. This still means, however, that more than half of an average day is sunny in Kerala—not bad for a tropical destination right before the monsoon season.
JUNE
Temperature
June marks the beginning of the monsoon season in Kerala, India, when the resort experiences the most rainfall of the year. During this month, Kerala has very similar weather to Baga, with temperatures ranging between 30°C during the day and 24°C at night, both temperatures that are a bit cooler than they were in the previous months. The overall average temperature is 27°C, two degrees below the annual maximum that was recorded in April and May. The average temperature will stay the same through December.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is also a bit lower in June and now averages 28°C. This is all relative, though. All temperatures are still incredibly warm by all accounts.
Rainfall
June is the wettest month of the entire year with a total amount of rainfall of no less than 341mm and with 26 days with rainfall. These numbers are extremely high and are why June isn\\\\\\\'t a particularly popular time to visit Kerala. If you do decide to go during this month, make sure you bring plenty of waterproof clothing with you. The probability that precipitation occurs increases in the course of the month, from 68% to 90%, which is the highest chance of rainfall in the year.
As opposed to the previous months, the most common type of rainfall in June is moderate rain. This occurs on 44% of the days with rainfall. Thunderstorms and light rain happen as well, respectively on 22% and 20% of the rainy days.
Cloud
Rain falls out of clouds and as the wettest month of the year, June is also one of the cloudiest—only July and August, two other monsoon months, are cloudier. As the chance of rainfall increases in the course of the month, so does the percentage of cloud cover. It rises from 71% to 85%.
Sunshine Hours
More clouds, of course, mean less sunshine. June is one of the years least sunny months. There are only 5 hours of sunshine per day on average, the same number as in July.
JULY
The monsoon season continues throughout July in Kerala, India, when the resort experiences the most rainfall of the year.
Rainfall
After the drenching month that was June, July isnt much better when it comes to total rainfall. The total rainfall is 239mm and there are an incredible 28 days with precipitation this month. July is without question one of the wettest months of the year and you can expect a rain shower pretty much every single day. The chance that rainfall occurs ranges between 80% and 89% this month.
The most common type of rainfall is moderate rain, which happens on 49% of the days with rainfall. Light rain occurs as well, on 24% of those days. Other types of precipitation that occur are thunderstorms, drizzle and heavy rain, respectively occurring on 12%, 10% and 6% of the rainy days. Luckily, rain falls generally in the afternoon. The mornings and evenings tend to be relatively dry.
Cloud
Cloud cover is at its maximum in July and ranges between 81% and 85% throughout the month. July 12 is historically the cloudiest day of the whole year.
Sunshine
With such a high percentage of cloud cover, it comes as no surprise that July isnt a particularly sunny month. A typical day in July has 5 sunshine hours on average, which is the annual minimum.
Temperature
Although it rains a lot and theres not much sunshine, July is still a warm month by all accounts. The average temperature is 27°C—a temperature that is recorded from June all the way through December. In the afternoon, the mercury climbs to an average high of 30°C that may feel warmer than it is due to the high humidity. In the evening, it drops to a still warm average low of 24°C, an absolutely perfect temperature for an evening stroll along the beach. Both the average highs and lows stay basically constant throughout the month.
Sea Temperature
The temperature of the sea is still quite high as well, averaging 27°C this month. This is actually as cold as the sea water in Kerala ever gets, a temperature that will also be recorded in August and September.
AUGUST
Temperature
Kerala, India, experiences high temperatures and a lot of rain in August. During this month, the resort has similar weather to Kovalam, with temperatures reaching afternoon highs of 30°C. Temperatures this high can get dangerous, so make sure that you drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated. The evenings cool down to a much more bearable 24°C after sunset. Amazingly, those two high and low temperatures are both as low as they ever get in the resort. This is undeniably a tropical place. The overall average temperature in August is 27°C, which stays the same from June through December.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is exactly as warm as the air temperature this month, averaging a warm 27°C—the same sea temperature is also recorded in July and September.
Cloud
After July, the cloudiest month of the year, cloud cover begins to decrease slightly in August. It decreases from 82% in the beginning of the month to 74% at the end.
Rainfall
August is the month in between the southwest monsoon season and the northeast monsoon season and sees a dip in precipitation. The total amount of rainfall this month is 156mm, far below the 341mm in June and the 268mm in October. There are, however, still 24 days with rainfall. The likelihood that rainfall occurs decreases greatly in the course of the month. August 1 is the wettest day with a chance of rainfall of 81%; August 31 is the driest day with a 68% chance.
By far the most common type of precipitation is moderate rain, occurring on 45% of the days with rainfall. Light rain, thunderstorms and drizzle may be experienced as well, with a respective chance of 20%, 15% and 14%.
Sunshine Hours
As cloud cover decreases, more sunrays are allowed to hit Kerala beaches. Now, there are 6 hours of sunshine per day on average, one more than the annual minimum of 5 hours that was recorded in June and July.
SEPTEMBER
The high temperatures and torrential rain continue in Kerala, India, in September, when the resort is enduring the monsoon season.
Rainfall
The total amount of rainfall is 175mm, which is spread out over 18 days with rainfall. These 18 days are the lowest number of rainy days since May, but that doesn\\\\\\\'t mean that the monsoon season is over. October will be much wetter again. The chance that rainfall occurs on any given day ranges between 57% and 68% this month—it is least likely on September 10 and most likely on September 1. In September, there are two main types of precipitation.
Moderate rain is the most common one, occurring on 36% of the days with rainfall. Thunderstorms are the other common type and happen on 29% of the rainy days. Occasionally, light rain and drizzle may happen as well.
Temperature
During this time of year, temperatures can reach up to 30°C in mid-afternoon, which can feel even warmer due to the high humidity. The evenings cool down to around 24°C, an ideal temperature for moonlight walks along Keralas beaches. While the nighttime average low temperature remains constant throughout the month, the daytime high temperature increases with approximately two degrees in the course of the month. The overall average temperature in September is 27°C, a temperature that is recorded from June through December.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is exactly the same as the air temperature, averaging a warm 27°C, which is actually as cool as the sea water in Kerala ever gets.
Cloud
Cloud cover decreases significantly in the course of September. September 1 is the cloudiest day of the month with a cloud cover of 74%; September 30 is the clearest day with 65% of cloud cover.
Sunshine
The amount of sunshine is the same as in August, averaging 6 hours per day. This number is also observed in October and November, before it rises again in December.
Daylight Hours
As Kerala is located near the equator, all its days are almost equally as long. The difference in day lengths in September is so small its barely noticeable. September 1 is the longest day with 12.18 daylight hours. September 30 is only a little shorter with 12.03 hours of daylight
OCTOBER
Although the rain storms become less and less frequent in Kerala, India, in October, as the monsoon season comes to an end, this is still a very wet month.
Rainfall
In fact, when it comes to total rainfall, October is the second wettest month of the whole year—no less than 268mm of precipitation falls from the sky this month. There are 23 days with rainfall. October is at the height of the so-called northeast monsoon season. The chance that rainfall occurs decreases significantly in the course of the month, though, from 61% to 48%, as the weather moves toward the dry winter season.
In October, the most common type of rainfall by far is thunderstorms. They occur on no less than 61% of the days with rainfall. The other types of precipitation, light rain, moderate rain and drizzle, are observed respectively on only 14%, 13% and 10% of the rainy days.
Cloud
The decrease in probability of rainfall is related to the equally as significant drop in cloud cover. In the course of October, cloud cover decreases from 65% to 54%, bringing with it a bit more sunshine.
Sunshine Hours
A typical day in October experiences 6 hours of sunshine on average.
Temperature
The average temperature this month is a warm 27°C, which is actually the lowest average temperature of the year in Kerala—it is recorded from June through December. During this month, the resort experiences similar temperatures to those in Bangalore. In the afternoon, the mercury climbs to an average high of 30°C. At night, the average low temperature ranges around 24°C. Both the average high and low stay essentially constant throughout the month.
Sea Temperature
Compared to the previous three months of July, August and September, the sea temperature in October has risen two full degrees and averages a hot 29°C.
Daylight Hours
The length of the days in October remains pretty much constant as well. October 1 is the longest day with 12.02 daylight hours, while October 31 is the shortest day with 11.45 hours of daylight.
NOVEMBER
November is the start of the dry season in Kerala, India, when the volume of rainfall is much less than the previous months.
Temperature
During this time of year, temperatures can reach an average afternoon high temperature of 31°C, one degree more than the five previous months, so make sure you pack plenty of light, airy clothing. The evenings cool down to an average low of around 23°C, ideal for a moonlit stroll on the beach. This average low is actually one degree fewer than the previous five months. The fact that days get a bit warmer and nights get slightly cooler is related to cloud cover.
Cloud
The percentage of cloud cover decreases from 54% to 41% in the course of the month, leaving more room for sunrays to hit Keralas beaches in the afternoon, but also more room for heat to escape in the evenings and nights.
Temperature
The overall average temperature is a very comfortable 27°C, the same temperature that is recorded from June all the way through December.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is even warmer in November and averages a bath-like 29°C. The temperature of the water doest vary much throughout the year, though, ranging between 27°C and 30°C.
Rainfall
To be honest, the dry season doesn\'t start until the very end of November; the whole month is pretty wet. It receives a total amount of rainfall of 192mm and there are 13 days with rainfall. This makes November the fifth wettest month of the year after June, October, July and May (in that order). The chance that rainfall occurs diminishes in the course of the month, as the weather makes its way toward the dry season. While at the beginning of the month there is a 45% chance that it will rain, at the end that chance has lowered to 21%.
There really is only one main type of precipitation this month and its thunderstorms. They occur on no less than 71% of all days with rainfall. The second most likely type, light rain, is observed on only 15% of those days. In fact, the beginning of November sees the highest chance of thunderstorms of the entire year—the chance that a thunderstorms happens is 36% then.
Sunshine Hours
In terms of sunshine, November isn\'t an exceptional month. Just like the three previous months, a day in November has 6 hours of sunshine per day on average.
DECEMBER
Kerala, India, enjoys wonderfully warm weatherin December with only a little bit of rainfall. December is the official start of the dry season in the resort, a time of year without much rain or humidity and with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures.
Temperature
In December, temperatures can reach a scorching average daytime high of 31°C. Temperatures this high can be dangerous, so dont forget to drink plenty of water to keep hydrated and maybe even stay out of the sun in mid-afternoon. The evenings cool down to a much more pleasant average low of 23°C after sunset. Both those temperatures stay essentially constant throughout the month. The overall average temperature is a pleasant 27°C, which it actually has been since June. It will get a tiny bit warmer in January.
Sea Temperature
The sea temperature is comfortably high all-year round and in December as well. It averages a warm and bath-like 29°C even higher than the average air temperature!
Rainfall
The amount of rainfall drops dramatically in December. The likelihood that it will rain decreases from 20% in the beginning of the month to only 4% at the end. The total rainfall that hits the resorts beaches this month isnt more than 69mm, spread out over 4 days—significantly less than the 192mm and 13 days in November and the incredible 268mm and 23 days in October. December is arguably one of the best months to visit Kerala. Although the chance of rainfall is rather low, it does occasionally rain.
Thunderstorms are the most likely type of rainfall, occurring on 55% of the days with precipitation. Other common types are drizzle, light rain and moderate rain, respectively happening on 19%, 17% and 9% of the rainy days. Rain, however, is nothing to worry about in December.
Cloud
Cloud cover also decreases greatly in the course of the month. While the beginning of the month had 41% cloud cover, the end has 31% left. This makes December the third clearest month of the year, after January and February.
Sunshine
A decrease in cloud cover opens up the sky for more sunshine. A typical day in December has 7 hours of sunshine on average, one or two hours more than the previous six monsoon months.
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7 Nights / 8 Days
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5 Nights / 6 Days
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6 Nights / 7 Days
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6 Nights / 7 Days
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6 Nights / 7 Days
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7 Nights / 8 Days
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1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 1 Thekkady, 1 Kumarakom
5 Nights / 6 Days
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2 Munnar, 2 Thekkady, 1 Kumarakom, 1 Mararikulam
6 Nights / 7 Days
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8 Nights / 9 Days
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2 Munnar, 1 Thekkady, 1 Alleppey
4 Nights/ 5 Days
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1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 2 Thekkady, 1 Kumarakam, 1 Marari
7 Nights / 8 Days
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1 Cochin, 2 Munnar, 2Thekkady, 1 Kumarakam, 1 Marari
6 Nights/ 7Days
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2 Athirapally with Day Tour to Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary, 2 Munnar, 1 Vagamon, 1 Varkala, 2 Ponmudi
8 Nights / 9 Days
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2 Athirapally Day Tour to Chimmony Wildlife Sanctuary, 02 Silent Valley National Park, 2 Wayanad, 1 Bekal
7 Nights / 8 Days
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7 Nights / 8 Days
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8 Nights / 9 Days
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7 Nights / 8 Days
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