1. Cycle Through the Islands

Ride along narrow bund roads that snake between paddy fields and fish farms. Cycling is one of the best ways to absorb the scenic beauty and simplicity of village life here.

2. Go Birdwatching

The wetlands are home to numerous native and migratory birds—especially during the cooler months. Watch for kingfishers, herons, egrets, and even brahminy kites soaring above the fields.

3. Enjoy a Traditional Kerala Meal

Visit a local home or a small eatery for authentic Kerala cuisine—fresh fish curry, tapioca, and seasonal produce. Farm-to-table takes on a whole new meaning here.

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. Capture Rural Landscapes & Sunsets

Photography lovers will find endless inspiration—misty mornings, water reflections, golden sunsets, and village scenes untouched by urbanization.

6. Go Kayaking or Take a Local Canoe Ride

Experience the backwaters from the water itself. Paddle through calm canals and observe life from a villager’s point of view. Canoe rides with locals offer genuine interaction.

7. Disconnect and Reflect

With limited commercial activity and digital noise, Kadamakudy is ideal for a digital detox. Meditate by the water, journal under a tree, or simply listen to birds and wind