Grand Ayur Island, the best backwater resort in Kerala welcomes you to Alleppey, the Venice of the east! Check out the best & quickest routes to reach Alleppey to save time & money. 

Alleppey is the 10th largest city of Kerala and abounds with the natural beauty that Kerala is famous for! Alleppey is well-known for crisscrossing canals that intersect the small fishing villages or the houseboats that glide past silently in the backwaters. Tourists from around the world visit this beautiful destination every year. For visitors traveling to Alleppey, there are several ways to get to the city. 

By Air

Alleppey has no airport of its own, but the nearest one is the Cochin International Airport, which is 75 km away from Alleppey. The airport is well connected to major airports in major cities across India and abroad and from the airport, you can hire taxis or get on a bus to reach the Alleppey backwaters. 

By Train

If a rain journey to Alleppey is in your plans, the Alleppey Railway Station is your best choice! The railway station is located in the heart of the city and is connected to various cities across the country like Trivandrum, Chennai, Bangalore, New Delhi, and Cochin. You can get buses, taxis, and auto rickshaws from outside the railway station to take you to the Alleppey backwaters. 

By Road

Alleppey is a major town well connected to other cities of the state by road. Many buses ply to Alleppey from different cities and towns in Kerala and across the country. You can also hire a taxi to reach Alleppey and the road offers scenic views. On the way to Alleppey, you can take a much-needed break from driving & stop for delicious snacks and meals. 

You can travel to the backwaters by road from the airport or Railway station. The Grand Ayur Island situated on Panavally island in the Alleppey backwaters can be reached only by boat from a private jetty.

Book your rooms in Alleppey at Grand Ayur Island and enjoy a fantastic holiday in the backwaters of Kerala.