Wayanad Tour Packages from Coimbatore – 1 Night / 2 Days

Tour Duration: 1 Night / 2 Days
Starting Point: Coimbatore
Destination: Wayanad
Tour Type: Private Family & Sightseeing Tour
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About Wayanad Tour Packages

The Wayanad Tour Package from Coimbatore is a 1 Night / 2 Days nature getaway for families, couples and small groups. Wayanad is known for its green hills, lakes, waterfalls, caves, dams and viewpoints, making it a good choice for travelers looking for a short break surrounded by nature.

Our Coimbatore to Wayanad Tour Package includes private transportation, an overnight stay and sightseeing at selected attractions. This Wayanad 2 Days Tour Package can be customized according to your pickup point, family requirements and preferred sightseeing places.

Tour Highlights
  • Private tour from Coimbatore
  • 1 Night accommodation in Wayanad
  • Scenic Nilgiri and Wayanad drive
  • Pookode Lake
  • Lakkidi View Point
  • Banasura Sagar Dam
  • Edakkal Caves
  • Soochipara Waterfalls
  • Tea and spice plantation views
  • Family-friendly sightseeing
  • Flexible pickup and drop from Coimbatore
Itinerary

Coimbatore to Wayanad Tour Itinerary – 1 Night / 2 Days

Day 1 – Coimbatore to Wayanad & Sightseeing

Morning pickup from your home, hotel, Coimbatore Airport or Railway Station and proceed towards Wayanad.

On arrival, begin sightseeing based on available time.

Places Covered:

  • Lakkidi View Point
  • Pookode Lake
  • Chain Tree
  • Banasura Sagar Dam
  • Tea and spice plantation views

After sightseeing, check in to the hotel and relax.

Overnight Stay: Wayanad

Day 2 – Wayanad Sightseeing & Coimbatore Drop

After breakfast, check out from the hotel and continue sightseeing.

Places Covered:

  • Edakkal Caves
  • Soochipara Waterfalls
  • Karapuzha Dam, if time permits
  • Local shopping

After completing the tour, start the return journey to Coimbatore and drop at your preferred location.

The places covered each day can be adjusted according to the location of your hotel, attraction timings and travel conditions.

Inclusions
  • Private vehicle for 2 days
  • Pickup and drop from Coimbatore
  • 1 Night accommodation
  • Fuel charges
  • Driver allowance
  • Toll charges
  • Parking charges
  • Interstate permit charges
  • Sightseeing as per the confirmed itinerary
Exclusions
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner unless mentioned
  • Entry tickets
  • Boating charges
  • Adventure activities
  • Safari charges
  • Guide charges
  • Personal expenses
  • Travel insurance
  • Additional sightseeing outside the confirmed itinerary
Sightseeing Places

Sightseeing Places from Coimbatore to Wayanad

Nilambur – Depending on the selected route, this green Kerala town can be a convenient stop while travelling towards Wayanad.

Lakkidi View Point – A popular viewpoint offering scenic views of the surrounding hills, valleys and winding mountain roads.

Pookode Lake – A natural freshwater lake surrounded by greenery and one of Wayanad's popular family attractions.

Chain Tree – A well-known roadside landmark near Lakkidi associated with a popular local legend.

Banasura Sagar Dam – A scenic dam surrounded by mountains and one of the major sightseeing attractions in Wayanad.

Edakkal Caves – A famous heritage attraction known for ancient rock engravings. Reaching the caves involves an uphill walk.

Soochipara Waterfalls – A beautiful waterfall surrounded by forest scenery. Water flow and access can vary with the season.

Karapuzha Dam – A peaceful reservoir surrounded by hills and greenery, suitable for relaxed family sightseeing.

Tea Plantations – Wayanad's tea-growing landscapes provide beautiful roadside views and photography opportunities.

Spice Plantations – The region is known for plantations growing pepper, cardamom and other spices.

Chembra Peak Area – One of Wayanad's best-known mountain landscapes. Trekking access requires additional time and may be subject to permits and local restrictions.

Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary – A major protected forest area in Wayanad. Safari visits require separate planning and are subject to availability and forest department regulations.