HillsCoffee Trails in Coorg
Slow down among coffee estates, waterfall trails and hilltop views around Madikeri.
Give the journey its own day and enjoy lake walks, valley views and a cool hill town morning.

Use this day-by-day plan to start the conversation. We can adapt the route and pace for your dates.
Start early or break the journey near Coimbatore. Keep the arrival evening free.
Walk a short stretch of the lakefront, then choose Bryant Park or Coaker’s Walk depending on cloud and mobility.
Visit one viewpoint or a village outside town rather than spending the day in traffic.
Leave time for the descent and a proper meal break before your onward journey.
October to March for cool weather, or spring for a summer break.
The drive is long from Mysore. consider a transit night and confirm any hill station entry requirements.
Ask for an itemised quote for the transport, accommodation and activities you want. Meals, tickets, permits, taxes, insurance and other extras are only included if listed in writing. Prices are available on enquiry.
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Yes. Let us know which parts of Kodaikanal Lake & Hill Break you want to keep and how much time you have. We can discuss a revised route and quote.
Share the group size, bags and pickup point. We can discuss vehicle size and how it affects the route.
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