The terrain of Kerala has a 600 km long beach scattered with a few of the premium, most attractive beaches of the globe. The palm-lined seashores of Kerala are famous for the calm waves and blue waters, delicious seafood food, a jovial sun and welcoming people to make a memorable holiday. Every year larger figures of visitors turn up here in search of the serene, palm fringed beaches. |
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| Alappuzha Beach |
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| Also well-known as Alleppey beach, this is one of the most well-liked spots in the district of Alappuzha. The dock, which stretches into the ocean here, is approximately 140 years old. With the Arabian Sea on the west and a vast system of lakes, lagoons and a number of freshwater rivers criss-crossing it; Alappuzha is a district of enormous natural splendor. |
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| Kovalam Beach |
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| On the Malabar Coast all along the Kerala shore line is a tiny village, called Kovalam. This quiet settlement rapidly came on the visitor chart when its wonderful beaches were revealed. Nowadays Kovalam has developed into one of the most admired beach hangouts in India. Kovalam means a grove of coconut trees and in fact the coconut trees along the beaches give it a ravishing look. |
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| Pthiramanal Beach |
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| This tiny island famous by the same name as the beach, Pthiramanal, in the backwaters of Kerala factually means the 'Sands of night'. The isle lies amid Thaneermukkom and Kumarakom and is reachable just by boat. Bounded by the Vembanad Lake, stretching from Alappuzha to Kochi and the Kayamkulam Lake, the isle and the seashore is dwelling to hundreds of traveling birds, which take a respite on their extensive voyage from the cold weathers of Siberia. |
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| Sankhumugham Beach |
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| Hardly 8 Kms from the town, this is a preferred hang around of dusk watchers. The seashore is adjoining to the Thiruvananthapuram Airport and Veli Tourist Village. An indoor leisure club, the matsya kanyaka (a massive, 35 m long sculpture of a mermaid) and an eating place formed like a starfish are a few of the attractions here. Chacha Nehru Traffic Training Park here provides chance for kids to study the traffic regulations. |
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| Thirumullavaram Beach |
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| Thirumullavaram Beach is approximately 6km north of Kollam; Thirumullavaram is attractive seashore that's well connected by road and with high-quality amenities. This stunning beach packed with coconut palms is idyllic for an early morning stroll as one can observe fishermen gliding into the sea for the days seize. The seashore has good quality bathing amenities. |
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| Varkala Beach |
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| Positioned just 54 Kms from Thiruvananthapuram, Varkala is a sea side resort and also an vital Hindu centre of pilgrimage. It's a fine-looking beach that has a more than 2000 years old temple of Lord Vishnu. The 2000 year old Janardana Swami Temple and the Nature Centre are the 2 key draws here. A plunge in the holy waters of this seashore is assumed to cleanse the body and the spirit of all the sins therefore the name 'Papanashini (destroyer of sin)' for this seashore. |
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