​Spacious & Private Accommodation: Features four fully furnished, independent bedrooms with plush bedding, pristine attached bathrooms, and beautiful sliding glass windows for uninterrupted views of the backwaters. Dedicated Onboard Crew: Travel safely with a professional 3-member crew, including an experienced Captain, an Engine Driver, and a private traditional Chef. ​Authentic Culinary Journey: Savor a fixed, freshly prepared menu featuring traditional Kerala cuisine. Relish local delicacies like Pearl Spot fish fry (Karimeen Pollichathu), authentic chicken curry, sambar, and hot banana fritters for high tea. Modern Amenities: Relax in a spacious, open-air living layout, catch up on movies in the entertainment lounge, or soak in panoramic vistas from the magnificent upper deck.

Maximum Capacity: Most 4-bedroom boats can accommodate up to 12 to 16 guests total. Extra adults or children (above 5 years old) are accommodated using additional premium mattresses placed in the bedrooms for a small extra charge.

The layout and standard amenities change based on the category you choose: ​Deluxe: Great for budget-conscious groups. Air conditioning in the bedrooms operates only at night (typically from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM).

Yes, booking a private houseboat is completely all-inclusive of all major meals. The standard package covers:

​AC operations depend entirely on the package tier you book: ​Deluxe Category: Air conditioning is strictly operational in the bedrooms from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM. ​Premium & Luxury Categories: Provides full-time (24-hour) AC in both the bedrooms and the glass-enclosed living/dining lounges.

​The base tariff varies based on the season, day of the week, and boat tier. Starting base rates typically range from: Deluxe night stay EP plan ₹12,000/- ​Deluxe: day and night Api plan ₹22,000 to ₹28,000 per night ​Premium: ₹36,000 per night ​Luxury: ₹48,000+ per night ​Note: Prices usually surge by 30% to 50% during peak holiday seasons like Diwali, Onam, and the December-January festive window.

​Yes, it is entirely safe. Before the monsoon arrives, all tourism-approved houseboats must pass a rigorous annual structural and dry-dock inspection by the Kerala Port Authority. The vessels are fully equipped with life jackets, fire extinguishers, and first-aid kits. During active wind warnings or heavy downpours, captains seamlessly alter the route away from wide open lakes into wind-shielded, peaceful village canals.