Private Islands In Kerala For The Best Intimate Experience

Believe it or not, you can rent out or vacation on a whole island in Kerala. God’s own country is home to breathtaking private islands that promise an exceptional experience. Here’s a list of private islands in Kerala that take luxury and travel up a notch.

Pathiramanal Island

Pathiramanal, which translates to ‘Sands of Night’, is home to 91 bird species and 50 migratory ones. Located between Thanneermukkom and Kumarakom, this private island is accessible only by boat. Surrounded by 10 acres of manicured land, this destination offers an air of calm, beautiful views of the Vembanad Lake, and an ideal place to just relax. Here’s a little bit about its history. The Travancore kings had leased the island to a Portuguese sailor named Andrew Pereira. But when the Land Reforms Act was enforced in the State in 1979, it became a Government property. 14 worker families resided on the island but they were later rehabilitated to Muhamma panchayath. You’re allowed to explore the island but not stay the night.

Vini’s Farm

Who hasn’t heard about Vini’s Farm in Kollam? Sandwiched between Kallada river and the Ashtamudi Lake, Vini’s farm is the private escape you’ve been searching for. If privacy is something you’re looking for, they serve it on a golden platter. This is definitely one of the best private islands in Kerala. There’s one cottage with two rooms on the entire island. A personal chef will be at your service, cooking up lip-smacking local delicacies from ingredients grown on the island. A magical life indeed!

Also Read: Vythiri Is 100% Vaccinated, Here Are A Few Vacation Spots

Bamboo Lagoon

Perched on the beautiful backwaters of Alleppey lies a secluded island called Bamboo Lagoon. Your stay at this private island comes with an exclusive privilege of a houseboat cruise. While on the island you can choose to experience their Ayurvedic treatments and massages for an additional cost. It’s well-suited for a relaxed trip with a family or a couple.

KM’s Green Island Resort

This 2.7-acre private island resort in Poothotta is every traveller’s dream come true. This remote speck of land comes with Lakeview cottage-style rooms that could be described as charming, rustic, and just wow. Do not leave the island without trying out their seafood menu, a houseboat safari ride, pedal boating, yoga sessions, and Ayurvedic massages. You’ll definitely leave feeling rejuvenated and all set to conquer the world.

Also Read: 10 Staycations in Thrissur Because You Deserve It

Coconut Island

Guess what? Even Thrissur has a private island you can get access to. The Coconut Island in Guruvayour is meant for one family and has everything a cosy cottage would have. The localities are warm and welcoming, and they can even show you how the local fish is collected. If you’re up for it, they will even teach you to cook up some of their secret specials. You could learn to climb a coconut tree from the coconut climber. Yeah, that!

Poovar Island Resort

Built on 25 acres of coconut gardens against the backdrop of the beach, Poovar Island Resort is next up on the list of Kerala’s exclusive private island list. It is 30 km from the Trivandrum International Airport. It’s quite extravagant as it comes with a truly impressive range of outdoor activities, Ayurvedic care, and even dental care. This is definitely the place to lie low for a couple of days, sipping your favourite beverage under coconut trees.

Dharmadam Island

This island is 2-hectare private island in Thalassery, Kannur, and it is located 100 meters away from Dharmadam. It’s an uninhabited island that can be accessed only during low tides. People go there to watch the confluence of the Anjarakandy and Thalassery Rivers.

Kayal Island Retreat

If you value some peace and quiet, book a room Kayal Island Retreat. This is Kakkathuruthu’s hidden gem, and you can get the best sunset and sunrise view from this island. The property only has 4 cottage-style homes, each curated with reclaimed and recycled material. They will take you back to the roots of the place with 100 years of tradition embedded in it.

Also Read: Ayurvedic Resorts In Kerala You Should Visit At Least Once