The Somatheeram Ayurveda Village

Somatheeram Ayurveda Village's slightly uphill terrain is around 60 metres above sea level and is densely overgrown with tropical plants. The reception and restaurant are located in the central main building. The traditional round clay houses are located close to the coastal slope and have sea views.

The Kerala houses are scattered around the grounds facing away from the coast. Both the round houses and the Kerala houses have their own small terrace with a small table and chairs, deckchair or hammock.

Ayurveda cures are offered all year round. The local temperatures are relatively stable and fluctuate between 28 and 34 degrees throughout the year, with April and May usually being the hottest months and September to November the coolest. From May to September, the climate is strongly influenced by the regional monsoon. During this time, the monsoon winds cause frequent rainfall and the sea shows its wilder side. Swimming in the Indian Ocean is therefore not possible from May to September. The heaviest rainfall is in the month of June, in the months of May and September, the rains are usually only sporadic. Ayurveda doctors consider the monsoon season to be the most suitable for the cures, as the body is not exposed to massive sunlight during this time.  

All room categories have air conditioning / room safe / mosquito net over the bed and on the windows / small kitchenette with kettle / bath slippers, the Kerala houses also have a remote control and a small fridge.