Private, fully customisable Coorg trips - 2-day estate escapes to 8-day South India hill circuits. By starting city: Coorg packages from Hyderabad · Coorg packages from Bangalore · Coorg packages from Chennai · Coorg packages from Mumbai · Coorg packages from Pune · Coorg packages from Kochi
Coorg is coffee country, and the smell of it is the first thing you notice on the drive up. The estates run right to the roadside — coffee under the shade of silver oak, pepper vines climbing the trunks, cardamom in the wetter corners — and staying on one of them is really the point of coming. Madikeri is the main town, with the fort and Raja's Seat for sunset over the valleys. Around it: Abbey Falls and Iruppu Falls, both best just after the rains; the Dubare elephant camp on the Cauvery, where the morning is spent with the elephants; and Talacauvery at the river's source, high enough that the view goes on for a very long way. The Tibetan settlement at Bylakuppe, with its golden temple, sits half an hour outside and surprises most first-time visitors. Coorg pairs easily with Mysore on the way in, with Chikmagalur further north for more of the same, or with Wayanad over the Kerala border. Trips run two to eight days, private and built round your dates.
4 days / 3 nightsPalace mornings, elephant camps and two nights in the estates.
4 days / 3 nightsTwo coffee capitals, one unhurried loop.
4 days / 3 nights from ₹10,900 per person. Two nights covers Madikeri, Abbey Falls, Dubare and Raja's Seat. Three nights adds Mandalpatti at sunrise, Iruppu falls or a day in Chikmagalur, and lets a plantation morning happen at its own pace.
2 plans: 4 Days Mysore Coorg Heritage Bliss (4D/3N, from ₹10,900); 4 Days Coorg Chikmagalur Coffee Bliss (4D/3N, from ₹11,450).
Fixed-date group departures leave from Hyderabad and Bangalore: the travel, the stays, the meals listed and a trip captain in one price.
From Chennai, Mumbai, Pune and Kochi every trip is planned privately around your dates, and each city page says how to reach Coorg from there and what it costs.
Every trip on this page covers the places below; a private trip can drop one and add another.
A private trip runs the same plan at your own pace; a group departure follows it to the minute.
Coorg packages start at ₹10,900 per person: ₹10,900 for 4 days. That covers the stays, the local travel, the sightseeing and activities each trip page lists; the journey from your city is quoted with the trip so you can pick the train, bus or flight.
What moves the price is the room category, the season and the group size. Weekends, long weekends and the December fortnight cost more than a mid-week date, and a group of four to six brings the per-person price down because the car and the rooms are shared. Entry tickets and anything not named on the trip page stay out of the fare, so the number you see is the number you pay.
Coorg and Chikmagalur are three hours apart on the same coffee belt, so one trip takes both: Madikeri and Dubare first, then Mullayanagiri and Baba Budangiri, usually three nights in all.
1 trip on this page, from ₹11,450 per person: 4 Days Coorg Chikmagalur Coffee Bliss (4D/3N, from ₹11,450).
Mysuru is on the way from Bengaluru: the palace, Chamundi hill and Brindavan gardens fit the first or last day without adding a night to the trip.
1 trip on this page, from ₹10,900 per person: 4 Days Mysore Coorg Heritage Bliss (4D/3N, from ₹10,900).
Families and couples take the private trips: the same places at your own pace, with the room category and the car chosen for your group.
October to March is the pleasant season, with clear mornings and cool nights. April and May are warm but still green. June to September is the monsoon, when the waterfalls are at their best and the estates sit in mist, though the Mandalpatti road and the treks can close.
Cotton by day and a jacket or shawl after dark all year; Madikeri drops to 14°C on winter mornings. Shoes with grip for Abbey Falls and the Mandalpatti jeep track, a rain shell from June to September, and something covering shoulders and knees for the Golden Temple and Talakaveri.
Coorg is about 830 km from Hyderabad, an overnight road journey of 13 to 14 hours, which is why the fixed-date group trips leave on Friday night and are back by Monday morning. There is no train into Coorg; Mysuru, 120 km away, is the nearest railhead.
Coorg is about 260 km from Bangalore, five to six hours by road through Mysuru or Hassan, so the group trips leave on Friday night and reach Madikeri for breakfast. Self-drive is easy; there is no railway into Coorg.
Chennai to Coorg is about 600 km, 10 to 11 hours by road. The usual route is the overnight train or bus to Mysuru or Bangalore and the rest by road; a flight to Bangalore or Mangalore turns it into a half-day drive.
This page answers one question. The hub lists the whole Coorg catalogue — every length, every departure city, group departures and private trips — with the same prices.
Kerala is the next trip south, and the same team plans it: Munnar's tea slopes, Thekkady and a night on an Alleppey houseboat, as a private trip on your dates. Five days covers the classic circuit from Kochi.
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