• Table Tennis, 
• Badminton, 
• Cricket, 
• Volleyball, 
• Basketball, 
• Indoor games like carroms and chess. 
• Canoes, wind-surfing, 
• Walking tracks, bi-cycles
• Internet and other communication facilities 
• Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be with the family and other guests. Food is mostly in the traditional Kerala style.

Activities

• Browse through the Family Archives. This treasure-trove of old family documents, letters and photographs was put together for the younger generation of the house to understand their roots and touch the past. 
• It also houses rare documents and papers forming part of Kerala's social fabric of the last two centuries. 
• The archives include old cooking vessels, farming tools and other curiosities of the house which are no longer in use.
• Fish in the family's farms or in the surrounding lagoons/canals using traditional 'Choonda' (fishing rod). Learn to cast fishing nets in the Kerala style.
• Learn Kerala cooking. Learn 'Parayil Duck Roast' and 'Karimeen pollichathu' from the family recipe book.
• Swim in the village pond. 
• Watch the coconut climbers at work with the crop, which is picked every 45 days. 
• Help with the feeding of prawns during the farming season
• Take a bicycle tour of the village. You can even walk through the village and soak up the ambience of the place.
• Learn the traditional techniques of making coir.
• Row in small country boats through the village canals. Visit other nearby islands.
• Take a 'serenity cruise' at sunset - a slow boat ride through the Kaithappuzha backwaters and through the lagoons surrounding the island.
• Visit the 'Healing garden' on the family's estate, where many local ayurvedic medicinal plants are being cultivated and preserved. 
• Visit the island's ancient places of worship. Known for their unique architectural styles, they include three churches built by the family, the oldest of which is almost two centuries old. 
• Play badminton, volleyball, table tennis, chess and carroms. You could even join in a village cricket or football game.
• Do absolutely nothing if you choose to! You can relax on the 'Kulir Kallu' (a cooling stone) at one end of the house with a book, laze on a hammock with lots of tender coconut water to drink 
• Visit Cochin, the commercial capital of Kerala and a world centre for spice trace. 
• Walk around Fort Cochin and soak in the ambience of the historical area. 
• Visit the historic Synagogue on Jew Street and the antique market around it. 
• Take boat trips around some of the beautiful islands in Cochin. 
• See the Chinese fishing nets - still used the way they were centuries ago. 
• Ayurvedic therapy on prior consultation and appointment. 
• Houseboat rides through some of the most beautiful waterways of Alleppey.