
Things To Do
Discover the Slow Charm of Kerala’s Backwater Paradise
Explore, Experience, Embrace
Kadamakudy Islands offer a rare blend of untouched nature, traditional livelihoods, and peaceful village life—just a short drive from Kochi. Whether you’re a traveler in search of quiet reflection or an explorer looking for authentic local experiences, Kadamakudy is a destination that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the natural world


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THINGS TO DO AT KADAMAKUDY
1. Kochi Island Hopping by Electric Boat
Explore the backwaters in silence aboard Kochi’s first private electric boat. Hop between scenic islands, meet local communities, and witness the timeless lifestyle of Kadamakudy.
2. Visit the Traditional Kalari Centre on Kothad Island
Step into a 400-year-old Kalari arena, where ancient martial arts come alive. Experience storytelling, yoga, basic Kalari training, and live demonstrations led by a traditional Gurukkal.
3. Enjoy a Traditional Kerala Meal
Engage in casting fishing nets, plucking coconuts, and enjoying a fresh, island-style meal with Pokkali rice and locally caught prawns in a serene off-grid farm setting.
4. Explore Pokkali Fields & Aquaculture Farms
Learn about pokkali rice farming, a centuries-old, organic method adapted to saline conditions. Between seasons, the same fields become shrimp farms—showcasing true coexistence with nature.
5. E-Bike Tour Across the Islands
Glide across the narrow trails and causeways connecting the islands on an electric bike. Stop by temples, tea shops, schools, and post offices that reflect the region’s simple charm.
6. Mangrove Kayaking Adventure
Paddle quietly through narrow mangrove channels, observing birds, crabs, and marine life. This is a perfect activity for nature lovers and photographers.
7. Guided Culinary Walk & Local Food Tasting
Sample island staples like tapioca with fish curry, banana fritters, and toddy (optional) while hearing stories behind each dish from local hosts.
8. Volunteer at the Government School
Join our volunteer program to teach English and interact with island students—an enriching cultural exchange and an impactful way to contribute
9. Sunset Picnic & Birdwatching
Settle into a quiet spot by the backwaters with a traditional snack basket while observing migratory and native bird species in their natural habitat.
10. Cultural Interactions & Village Life Immersion
Visit community ration shops, ferry points, and toddy tapping areas. Talk with residents and understand how a self-sustained, roadless island community lives in rhythm with the tides.

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