Stay at Vini's Farm to experience the feel of Munroe Island
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Visualise this. A quiet island filled with lush greenery in the middle of the lake. There is a house there, a garden full of vegetables. You can listen to the chirping of birds in the morning and evenings can be spent by sipping a cup of tea while watching the sailors rowing in the distance and the sky turning deep saffron. How about digging into some red fish curry?
Aren’t your mouth salivating already? If so, head to the Vini's Farm located on Munroe Island in Kollam District.
Munroe Island is the confluence of the Ashtamudi Lake and the Kallada River. Munroe Island is not really a territory, it is a group of small islands. The islands are full of coconut and other trees. Therefore, there is no shortage of birds. Vini's Farm is located on a small island in such an archipelago.
Covering an area of two acres, the island houses a two-room house. Those who come for a honeymoon or family can stay alone on the island and this is what attracts the tourists. Staying in the beauty of nature will amaze anyone. The rooms here have attached bathrooms. These are built on top of stilts. Boating facilities and local food are also provided.
Guests can walk through the farm near the house. You can see different types of birds feasting on the fields. You can go fishing in the lake with bait. The fish will be grilled and served immediately. Kayaking and boat ride through the lake in the evenings are also arranged. You can also see various views of the nearby villages. Learn about the lives of the people who live here, as well as fishing, coir, and nets.
Promoting responsible tourism
The farm promotes rural responsible tourism. The people of the nearby villages earn their living by doing housework and repairs here. In addition, they buy fish, vegetables and other products. Promotes organic farming and sustainability and makes young people aware of their importance. Mangrove trees have been planted around the island to prevent erosion. It also helps marine life to reproduce in its natural environment.