The grounds of the resort are criss-crossed with
canals and footbridges and dotted with white bungalows and two-story mansions
build in authentic Kerala style architecture. Most of the woodwork found in the
resort were taken from old houses that were being broken down and then resorted
back by master craftsmen at the resort .
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View from the main reception  |
The bigger villas have their own private plunge
pools, and the open-air restaurant is reassembled from parts of an
approximately 300-year-old Kerala home.
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The two storied cottage we stayed in |
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The resort is accessible only by boat, from one
of two pick-up points along an adjoining river. The above photo is the view from
the main reception area
Things to Do
- Cruise around the backwater channels of Alleppy and see how people live their daily lives in houses along the water
- Try the local Kerala cuisine, if you love sea
food you will be in food heaven .Pearl Spot (Karimeen ) is the fish to try
- Coconut Toddy is the local drink and its a must try.Sweet and flavourful toddy is tapped from the coconut tree and is collected in a mud pot. Juice collected turns into toddy after 4 hours of fermentation
- Ayurveda massage and treatment are a speciality of Kerala
Coconut Lagoon is perfect for a quiet relaxing
holiday with the family. We had a relaxing with good good, a cruise on a house boat, plenty of time at the pool and watching a Kathakali show arranged by the resort
The true beauty of Kerala is unveiled during the monsoon season when the landscape turns lush and green and its also the best time to visit Kerala.
More than anything else in Coconut Lagoon the thing that makes this resort stand out from the rest is the hospitality; polite and friendly staff always trying their best to make your stay as comfortable as possible with a smile.
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