Fort Cochin Homestay Offers Village Tours, Farm Tours And Island Tours

Cochin homestay - village tours, farm tours

Cochin homestay - village tours, farm tours

Kerala farm tours, plantation village tours and even tours of the fabulous Lakshadweep Islands that we featured recently are all easily bookable when you choose Kimansion, a new gold star homestay in Fort Cochin, Kerala.

This 150 year-old house is full of old world charm as well as high ceilings, king size rooms, wooden floors, tasteful décor and peaceful surroundings. Its roomy bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms and helpful staff are available to ensure a comfortable stay.

But it’s the sheer amount of things to do from this attractive Cochin base that stick out.

Genial host Mr Llewellyn enjoys giving tourist information to its guests and will happily guide them round the historical city. Guests are able to go fishing for their own dinner and bring their catch back to the house for cooking. There’s a chance to visit the ancestral village home of the Llewellyns to see rubber, cocoa, vanilla, pineapple and nutmeg cultivation. Plus there’s the host’s farm house 40 kms away where you can see paddy fields and rubber latex processing.

This is all on top of the wonderful sights that Cochin and Kerala offer anyway.

Read some more about Kimansion. You can make your reservation easily online today.

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3 Comments For This Post

  1. heidi Says:

    Wow, the house is 150 years old.

  2. conor Says:

    I cant believe how old that house is it must have been remodelled because it looks quite modern to me.

  3. Dominic Says:

    Hi Heidi and Conor, yes, it does look modern – let me check and report back. Thanks for commenting – our blog is quite young and would appreciate any more feedback to improve it.

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