We will be spending our alternate day at ocean, exploring the beauty of the ocean and marine life. We will be visiting different harbors and learning about different societies and heritages. One can enjoy the comforting spa on the passage with the gorgeous views. One can also indulge themselves in a whole new experience of reading books on a passage in the ocean. One can try their luck in the kiosk and enjoy it completely and wholly.

• On our third day, we will be reaching the end of our trip.
• We will be reaching Chennai, where our passage trip ends.
• We will get back to our home with lots of memories and a whole new experience.

"1. A 20% cancellation fee equal to the entire tour cost will be applied to any cancellations made 30 days or less before the departure date. 2. Refunds for cancellations made between 15 and 30 days before the departure date will be 30% of the total tour price. 3. There would be cancellation fees equal to 50% of the total tour cost for any cancellations made seven to fifteen days before the scheduled departure date. 4. A cancellation made between 0 and 7 days before the departure date will result in cancellation fees equal to 100% of the total tour cost. 5. Activities and tours may not operate or may be cancelled due to unforeseen weather conditions or sudden government laws or prohibitions, among other constraints."

Refunds that apply will be handled in a timely manner—seven business days

The best opportunity to visit these spots changes. Chennai, Kumbakonam, Thanjavur, and Rameswaram are best visited throughout the cold weather months (November to February), when the weather conditions are lovely. Kanyakumari can be visited over time; however, keep away from the rainy season. Kodaikanal and Ooty are famous slope stations and are best visited throughout the mid-year months (from May to June).

Yes! Each spot has its own well-known attractions. In Chennai, you can visit Marina Oceanside and Kapaleeshwarar Sanctuary. Adi Kumbeswarar Temple and Sarangapani Temple are two attractions in Kumbakonam. Thanjavur is known for the Brihadeeswarar Sanctuary. Rameswaram has the popular Ramanathaswamy Sanctuary. Kanyakumari offers the Vivekananda Rock Remembrance. Kodaikanal is popular for its lovely scenes and Kodaikanal Lake. Ooty is known for its tea gardens and the Nilgiri Mountain Rail Route.

Each location has its own specialties. In Chennai, don't miss attempting the well-known South Indian dishes like dosa, idli, and channel espresso. Kumbakonam is known for its tasty channel espresso and conventional South Indian dinners. The famous Thanjavur biryani is just one of the mouthwatering Tamil dishes available in Thanjavur. Rameswaram is known for its new fish. Kanyakumari offers scrumptious fish dishes. Kodaikanal is known for its custom-made chocolates. Ooty is popular for its tea and handcrafted chocolates, too.

In Chennai, you should visit Marina Ocean Side, which is perhaps the longest metropolitan oceanside on the planet. Try not to miss the famous Kapaleeshwarar Sanctuary, known for its Dravidian engineering. Assuming you're keen on history, investigate Post St. George and the Public Authority Exhibition Hall. For some shopping and road food, go to Pondy Marketplace and attempt some heavenly Chennai-style dosas!

Kumbakonam is known as the "Sanctuary Town" and has numerous popular sanctuaries. The Adi Kumbeswarar Temple, Sarangapani Temple, and Nageswaraswamy Temple are among the must-sees. In Thanjavur, the Brihadeeswarar Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a magnum opus of Dravidian engineering. It's most certainly worth a visit!

Ramanathaswamy Temple, one of the twelve Jyotirlinga temples, is renowned in Rameswaram, a Hindu pilgrimage site. The Pamban Bridge, which connects Rameswaram to the mainland, and Agnitheertham, a holy bathing spot, should not be missed. You can likewise visit Dhanushkodi, a phantom town with a lovely oceanside.

Kanyakumari is the southernmost tip of India, which makes it a shock attraction. Visit the Vivekananda Rock Dedication, situated on a rough island, and witness the stunning dawn and dusk views. Another famous landmark is the Thiruvalluvar Statue, which is dedicated to the famous Tamil poet. Remember to visit the Kanyakumari Sanctuary and investigate the lovely seashores.

Kodaikanal is known for its normal magnificence. Visit the beautiful Kodaikanal Lake, partake in a tranquil boat ride, and investigate the Coaker's Stroll for shocking perspectives on the valley. Ooty, then again, is popular for its tea gardens. Visit the Bot and take a ride on the Nilgiri Mountain Railway.