Kerala Beaches most of India’s finest beaches are in Kerala. Virtually its entire 900km length coastline is lined with sandy beaches, rocky promontories and coconut palms. Each year, a great number of visitors arrive here is search of tranquil, palm-fringed beaches.

Kovalam Beach Nothing beats the experience of feeling the cool breeze and warm summer sun as you walk on the sandy shores of the beach. This is definitely the perfect getaway for families and couples looking for a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. If you are looking for that perfect beach getaway, make sure to visit the Kovalam Beach in India. At Kovalam.

Shanmugham Beach Shanmugham Beach is around eight kms from Thiruvanathapuram, and is famous for matsya kanyaka and a restaurant shaped like a starfish. This beach is a favorite haunt of sunset watchers. The beach is adjacent to the Thiruvanathapuram airport and veli tourist village. An indoor recreation club, they are the major attractions here.

Varkala Beach If you’re looking for laid back beaches s and are fed up with the crowds and prices in places like Kovalam, then it’s well worth checking out Varkala. The resort area lies along two cliffs, north and south, overlooking the beach areas. The main Papanasam beach is between these, while less crowded Black Beach is to the north. This entire area is easily accessible by walking the fine sidewalk along the cliff edges.

Marari Beach Marari beach is of the ‘endless-golden-sands-where-you-won’t -see-a-soul’ variety, usually touted for their peace and quiet of beaches. It is an endless vista of sand and surf, but it is more. An authentic experience of the world of Kerala’s traditional fishing villages, and a recreation of an ancient, harmonious way of life. Marari offers endless miles of superb sand beaches backed by swaying palms, virgin territory where you can experience to local charm and traditional Kerala hospitality at its best.

Cherai Beach 45 kms from Ernakulum city, this lovely beach bordering Vypeen Island is ideal for swimming. Dolphins are occasionally seen here. A typical Kerala village with paddy fields and coconut groves nearby is an added attraction. Portuguese Fort, Pallipuram Church and Munambam Beach are the main attractions in Cherai.
Andhakaranazhi Beach Andhakaranazhi is a serene and calm beach around 30 kilometers from Kochi towards Alleppey near Ezhupunna. It is one of the most beautiful and pristine beaches near Alleppey. There is a beautiful light house near the beach along with a Tsunami shelter.

Kappad: Kappad beach has a history of Vasco Da Gama landing here on 24th May, 1428After 583 years, this place is calm and untouched as if catastrophic alters had just scoured around the spot. Kappad scattered with country fishing boats is still pristine providing a panoramic view of nature at its best. Locally known as the Kappakadavu, this seashore is calm adorned with rocks and embraced by pleasant waves.

Beypore:Situated at the mouth of Chaliyar River, Beypore is one of the most important fishing harbors and ports of ancient Kerala. The main attraction of this place is the 2km long built into the sea for making a pathway. It is actually constructed with huge stones piled up together.

Muzhappilangad Beach: This beach, 15 km south of Kannur, is one of the longest beaches. It is the only drive-in beach in India.

Bekal Beach: (10 km south of Kozhikode): Located at the mouth of the Chaliyar river, Beypore, one of the prominent ports and fishing harbours of ancient Kerala was an important trade and maritime centre. Ancient Beypore was much sought after by merchants from Western Asia, for its ship building industry. The boat building yard here is famous for the construction of the Uru, the traditional Arabian trading vessel.