Bali
Most Bali itineraries try to squeeze the whole island into five days. We would rather build you a trip that actually l...
from ₹42,500 per person, indicative
Nine destinations we know well, plus many more we plan on request. Every one of them gets an itinerary written for your group rather than pulled off a shelf.
Most people arrive at this page with a rough idea and a lot of open questions. Here is the short version of the advice we give on the phone.
If this is your first trip abroad and you are travelling with parents or young children, start with Dubai or Thailand. Short flights, easy visas, familiar food and enough variety that everyone finds something they like. If you want better value and do not mind a slightly longer journey, Bali stretches a family budget further than almost anywhere.
For a honeymoon, the real choice is between one place and several. Maldives is one island and complete rest. Bali or Vietnam give you variety and things to talk about afterwards. Both are correct; they just suit different couples.
Within India, Kerala is the easiest trip from Coimbatore because you can drive. Kashmir is the biggest change of scene. Goa is the most flexible for groups. Rajasthan gives you the most history per day, but asks the most walking in return.
Visas, flights, transfers and day planning all handled from Coimbatore.
Most Bali itineraries try to squeeze the whole island into five days. We would rather build you a trip that actually l...
from ₹42,500 per person, indicative
Thailand is the easiest international holiday to get wrong, because it is so cheap to get slightly wrong. A good itine...
from ₹34,900 per person, indicative
Dubai is four hours away and works in a long weekend, which is exactly why so many people come home having seen only t...
from ₹39,900 per person, indicative
In the Maldives you are not choosing a destination. You are choosing one island, and living on it. Which is why the ch...
from ₹68,000 per person, indicative
Vietnam is the best-value international holiday available from India right now, and the only real difficulty is that t...
from ₹44,500 per person, indicative
Singapore is the most effortless international trip from Tamil Nadu. Everything works, everyone speaks English, and th...
from ₹46,500 per person, indicative
Malaysia gives you most of what Singapore gives you, plus islands and highlands, for considerably less money....
from ₹38,000 per person, indicative
If the Maldives feels like too much resort and not enough country, Mauritius is the answer. Same water, but there is a...
from ₹78,000 per person, indicative
Bhutan is the one country that actively limits how many people visit. That costs you money and it is exactly why the t...
from ₹62,000 per person, indicative
Almost every Indian traveller has Switzerland on the list. The ones who enjoy it are the ones who gave it enough days ...
from ₹1,65,000 per person, indicative
Shorter journeys, easier planning, and a holiday that starts the same day you leave.
Kashmir is the one domestic destination where the season changes the trip completely. The same itinerary in April and ...
from ₹24,900 per person, indicative
Kerala is close enough to Coimbatore that people underplan it, then spend the whole trip driving. It deserves better t...
from ₹18,900 per person, indicative
Almost everything that goes wrong on a Goa holiday comes down to one decision made badly: which beach you stay on....
from ₹16,500 per person, indicative
Rajasthan is enormous, and the standard eight-city itinerary is the fastest way to remember nothing about any of them....
from ₹32,900 per person, indicative
Radhanagar beach is genuinely one of the best in Asia, and it is a domestic flight away. The catch is entirely in the ...
from ₹32,000 per person, indicative
The lagoons match the Maldives. The difference is that only a handful of islands are open, permits are required, and t...
from ₹48,000 per person, indicative
Tell us your dates, your group and roughly what you want to spend. We will suggest two or three destinations that genuinely fit, and explain why.
Dubai or Thailand, in most cases. Both have short flights, straightforward visas, plenty of Indian food and enough to do that nobody in the group gets bored. Bali is a close third and better value for a family of four or more.
Yes. These are simply the ones we are asked about most. We regularly plan Singapore, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Andaman, Himachal, Uttarakhand, Meghalaya and Europe. If you have somewhere in mind, ask.
Often, yes, and sometimes it is the smarter option. Thailand with Singapore, Bali with Singapore, or Kerala with Goa all work well. What matters is whether the flight routing makes it sensible, and we will be honest if it does not.
Budget is the obvious factor, but leave days matter just as much. If you have four or five days, a domestic trip almost always gives you more actual holiday. With seven days or more, international becomes worth the flying time.
A five-minute conversation usually settles it faster than another hour of browsing.
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