Beaches across Kerala

Beautiful Beaches in Kollam

Explore beaches in Kollam, with local highlights and useful ideas for planning a visit.

A local guide to Kerala

Plan a relaxed day by Kerala’s coast in Kollam

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. This guide focuses on beaches in Kollam, with local listings to help you plan your visit.

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Beautiful Beaches in Kollam

Kollam Beach

Beach
Kollam District

Kerala Tourism identifies Kollam Beach, also known as Mahatma Gandhi Beach, as a coastal destination in Kollam district.

Mundakkal Beach

Quiet Beach
Kollam District

DTPC Kollam lists Mundakkal Beach among its beach destinations.

Key Attractions:
Natural Coastline Peaceful Environment Bird Watching Areas
November to March
73 km

Pozhikara Beach

Natural Beach
Kollam District

Unspoiled natural beach with pristine environment and rich marine biodiversity, perfect for nature enthusiasts.

Key Attractions:
Natural Environment Marine Biodiversity Rock Formations
November to April
77 km

Thanni Beach

Village Beach
Kollam District

DTPC lists Thanni Beach (Pozhikkara) among its Kollam beaches. Kerala Tourism describes the coastal setting and nearby fishing hamlets.

Key Attractions:
Fishing Village Traditional Boats Fish Markets
October to April
75 km

Thekkumbhagam Beach

Family Beach
Kollam District

Safe family beach with gentle waves and clean sand, ideal for children and family recreational activities.

Key Attractions:
Family-Safe Waters Children Play Areas Beach Parks
October to March
70 km

Thirumullavaram Beach

Beach
Kollam District

Kerala Tourism places Thirumullavaram Beach about 6 km north of Kollam city and identifies Nyarazhcha Para (Sunday Rock), which extends about 1.5 km into the sea and is visible from shore at low tide. It also notes a nearby Maha Vishnu Temple.

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