Explore Kerala beaches from Kovalam and Varkala to Bekal and Muzhappilangad, with ideas for sunset walks, swimming, seafood, water sports, and relaxed coastal days.
Kerala’s coastline moves from lively city beaches and cliffside sunsets to quiet fishing villages and long stretches of golden sand. Explore Kovalam, Varkala, Bekal, Muzhappilangad, and other coastal spots to find the setting that suits your trip.
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Alappuzha Beach, in Alappuzha (also known as Alleppey), Kerala, is a popular picnic spot on the Arabian Sea coast. Its palm-fringed shoreline and golden sands draw visitors for beach walks and sunset views. The historic Alappuzha Pier extends into the sea; Kerala Tourism describes it as over 140 years old. The nearby lighthouse is another landmark associated with the town's maritime history. Vijaya Beach Park is a family-friendly attraction near the beach, with a children's play area, toy train, bikes, and boating facilities. Kerala Tourism lists the New Year celebration, Sand Art Fest, and Beach Fest among the events associated with the beach. You can stroll along the shore, visit the pier, or enjoy the sea views. Alappuzha is also known for its houseboat cruises through a network of canals, rivers, lakes, and inlets, fringed by coconut palms, paddy fields, and villages. A visit to the beach can be paired with a backwater cruise, making it a worthwhile stop for travelers exploring Kerala's coastal town of Alleppey.
Alappuzha District Administration lists Arthunkal Beach as a ward in its Cherthala South records.
Spectacular sunset viewing beach with golden sand and calm waters, perfect for romantic evenings and photography.
The District Administration lists Bekal Fort and Beach as a tourist centre. No seasonal, purity or unsupported facility claims are made here.
Clean and well-maintained beach popular with families, featuring excellent facilities and safe swimming conditions.
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Cherai Beach is a popular coastal destination on Vypin Island, around 26 km from Kochi city. Known for its golden sand, calm surroundings and scenic blend of sea and greenery, it is a favourite spot for a relaxing day by the coast. The beach is particularly popular with swimmers when sea conditions are safe, and lucky visitors may even spot dolphins offshore. The drive to Cherai is an attraction in itself, with stretches of paddy fields and village scenery along the way. One of the distinctive sights near Cherai Beach is the traditional Chinese fishing nets, locally known as Cheena Vala, which reflect the area's long fishing heritage. Visitors can browse stalls selling local products, enjoy the coastal atmosphere and sample Kerala seafood at nearby eateries. Fresh fish curry, grilled prawns and other local specialities make the area a rewarding stop for food lovers. With resorts, homestays and easy access to the backwaters and villages of Vypin Island, Cherai Beach is an excellent choice for travellers looking to experience Kerala's coastline beyond the busy streets of Kochi.
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