Beaches

Located at a distance of approximately 10 kilometers from Kovalam, the beautiful village of Chowara is popular for its beach. Coconut trees dot the sandy shores and the golden sands are an ideal place to relax and enjoy with family. The beach stretches from Manaltheeram /Somatheeram to Poovar Island resort and is a long sandy fisherman's beach that can have strong surf in the monsoon season and after storms. The beach is a "working" beach which means that it is frequented by locals who live besi

Hawa beach or Eve's beach is often described as the most beautiful among the beaches in Kovalam. The exquisiteness of this Kovalam beach is enhanced by the stack of palm grooves which reward a unique elegance to this place. Way back, the beachside was usually thronged by the topless European women to get a perfect tan and that's how the place got its name Hawa beach. This beach is extremely popular for its tranquillity and scenic beauty.

Located 16 km away from the state capital Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala), Kovalam is awesomely beautiful and a haven of serenity. It's a pleasant tourist spot in 'God's Own Country'. It's a magnificent beach supported by sharply mounting headlands and enclosed by fertile coconut palms. Placed snugly in the southern part of Kerala, Kovalam has created its presence on the worldwide tourist map, due to its clean and bizarre beaches lined with glittering sand and tall lighthouses.

An array of beach activities attracts huge flocks of tourists throughout the year to the pristine Kollam Beach. The panoramic visuals of the Arabian Sea are enchanting. Kollam Beach, also known as Mahatma Gandhi Beach, is a beach at Kollam city in the Indian state of Kerala. The beach also features a park of international standard, the Mahatma Gandhi Park, which was inaugurated on 1 January 1961 by the then Vice President of India, Zakir Hussain.

Lion’s Park is situated very near Kozhikode city specifically, adjoining the Kozhikode light house at the beach. If you are planning an interesting outing with your family in Kozhikode, then Lions Park is the best place to enjoy fun-filled rides and spend a blissful family vacation in an exquisite surroundings. It is a very special children’s theme and amusement park which is one of the most exciting and unique for a visit.

Iringal is a beautiful little village near Vadakara in Kozhikode. It is the birthplace of Kunhali Marakkar, who commanded the Zamorin’s fleet and held the Portuguese vessels at bay for a long period. The birthplace of this valiant admiral, on the southern banks of the Moorad River, is today preserved by the Department of Archaeology and it has a special place in the history of Kerala.History encounters you in lots of ways at Iringal. It might come to you as a whiff of a war fought in the bygone

Kappad, or Kappakadavu locally, is famous as the beach near Calicut, India, where the Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama landed on May 20, 1498. A small stone monument there commemorates the landing with the inscription, "Vasco da Gama landed here, Kappakadavu, in the year 1498." It is one of the most important tourist places.it is nestled away from the hustle and bustle of the city, making it an ideal beach holiday destination for relaxation.

At a distance of 42 Kms from Kozhikode, Kolavipalam Beach is situated at Kolavipalam between Vadakara & Payyoli. Located to the south of Murad River, this beach is known as Turtle Beach KolaviPalam Beach at Payyoli adds to Kozhikode’s repertoire of hosting pristine and well maintained beaches.

Cherai is a suburb of Kochi city, a land gifted with the splendour of nature. The whole region is surrounded by water bodies like any other part of Cochin. Cherai beach is one of the most captivating beaches in Kerala with a calm and quiet atmosphere. This beach is mostly less crowded, presenting a cosy atmosphere. Every year, travellers from all around the world visit Cherai Beach to experience peace and calmness, away from the busy city life.

Marine Drive is the most happening place in the heart of Kochi. The picturesque area, built facing the backwaters, is the main hangout place for people inside and outside Kochi. Whoever visits for sightseeing in Cochin, never leaves the town without paying a visit to the Marine Drive. The magnificently built Marine Drive that is 3 kilometer long walkway on the shore of Vembannattu Kayal would surely offer a pleasant experience to its visitors. Not only the walkways, there are also many shopping

At a distance of 32 Kms from Thrissur Railway Station & 4 Kms from Guruvayoor, Chavakkad Beach is a beautiful beach lying on the coast of Arabian Sea. The beach is full of natural beauty. This beach does not have much commercial activity and is less crowded. One can have complete privacy and enjoy the beauty of the beach. Boating is available on country fishing boats. Chavakkad Beach can be reached by private vehicles from Guruvayoor.

The stunning Thalikulam Snehatheeram Beach is located about 25 km or 1 hour ride from Thrissur and is loved for its natural ambience and wonderful visuals of the coast. It is one of the best maintained beaches in Kerala. The sunsets are especially lovely and people flock here in large numbers to enjoy the view.

Located at a distance of 45 km from a town called Malappuram is pristine and scenic beach called Padinjarekkara Beach. This picturesque beach is situated in the Malappuram district at the end of the Tipu Sultan Road in close proximity to a town called Ponnani. Apart from its scenic beauty this beach also provides for magnificent view of the confluence where the Bharathapuzha, TirurPuzha, and the Arabian Sea meet. In addition, an amphitheatre, an amenity centre, and a number of eco shops can be f

Muzhappilangad Beach is famous for being Kerala's only drive-in beach. At about 7km from Thalassery in Kannur, you have a 4 km stretch of sand that awaits you to simply drive along as you soak in the view of the beautiful Malabar Coast. It is often considered a swimmers paradise as the black rocks protect the beach from deep currents.

Built by the first Portuguese Viceroy in India, Don Francesco de Almeida (1505), St. Angelo’s Fort is among the most historic sites in Kannur. This massive triangular laterite structure is flanked by gigantic bastions that make for an imposing sight. It changed hands between the Dutch and eventually the British, who would remodel and reequip it into their primary military stronghold in Malabar.

The Payyambalam Beach is an impeccably maintained destination in Kannur. This secluded location is known for providing one with the opportunity to simply relax or enjoy a family picnic in absolute tranquillity. Surfing and swimming options are also available for those who seek a little adventure.

Being Kerala's first lighthouse ever and Kannur's only one, the Kannur Lighthouse is a pretty big deal. Standing tall at the height of 75 feet, this lighthouse was first built in the early months of 1903. This cylindrical concrete tower has managed to withstand the attacks of the Arabian Sea and has been fully functional for over a century.The Kannur Lighthouse has a balcony with a light that is lit as the evening breaks in to alert the seamen of the land. Treat the history buff in you and visit

The biggest attraction at Dharmadam beach is an island off the shore, not the beach itself. It is known as Kakkathuruthu (Island of the crows). During sunset, the island becomes the haunt of crows retiring for the day. The sight of the birds alighting on the island at dusk is stunning. During low tide, visitors can venture to the island by wading through the water.

With casuarinas trees providing shade and the beach facing Ezhimala, Chootad Beach remains, however, little noticed in the tourist map of Kerala. It shares its borders with a river on one side and sea on the other – a rare sight indeed. 286 metres above, Ezhimala gives a mesmerizing sight from the beach. The clean sea shore and surroundings attract many tourists here.