Water and history are the defining elements at Coconut Lagoon. From the centuries-old beams of the heritage mansion to the carved woods of the reception, the past comes alive wherever you look. Fuedal Kerala was a jigsaw of tiny states, principalities and landholdings, creating a unique culture, architecture and way of living. It is this heritage that echoes in Coconut Lagoons dark timbers. They have ensured that this spirit reflects in every structure. From the carved woods of the ceilings, to the brasswork on the doors, it's all faithful to a forgotten graciousness. Coconut Lagoon can be reached only over the water. The great Vembanad lake, an inland sea that stretches clear across central Kerala, forms a breeze-laden watery highway.

• Kerala cuisine.
• Seafood specialties at Fort Cochin.
• A wide selection of International favorites.

Facilities:

• Swimming pool.
• Ayurveda.
• Yoga and meditation center
• Recreation Area
• Kalari (Martial Arts) training

• Boat rides, like the sunset cruise.
• Explore life on the backwaters.
• Visit the Kavanar bird sanctuary and farms.
• Experience organic farming and fish cultivation.
• Learn to cook with spices.
• Attend a performance of Kathakali, Kerala's classical dance, or a traditional music concert.
• Village Walk
• Try your hand (and foot) at Kalari, Kerala's home- grown Martial Art.

Coconut Lagoon is not accessible by road.

It's 10 km from Kottayam to Kavanatinkara boat landing by road, 10 minute boat ride to Coconut Lagoon.

45 km from Cochin to Puthenangadi boat landing by road, 25 minute boat ride to Coconut Lagoon.

Cochin is the nearest International Airport.