Kerala is acclaimed for its scenic beauty. This tourist destination in South India is mainly known for the sea beaches. The shoreline of Kerala extends for about 600 km. Lagoons, backwaters, natural harbors, coconut groves and beaches enhance the beauty of the shoreline.
The backwaters of Kerala is a major attraction to tourists. Kerala is drained by a number of rivers and canals that form estuaries and deltas before flowing into the Arabian Sea. The backwaters is formed by a network of the riverine deltas and estuaries for a vast stretch. Most part of this backwaters is navigable. The Vembanad Lake is the largest backwater stretch in Kerala. The Astamudi Lake in Kerala acts as a gateway to the backwaters. The traditional houseboat known as kettuvallom is also an attraction to the tourists on the backwaters of Kerala. These houseboats are great for spending holidays in Kerala.
This is an unexplored island in Kerala. It has magnificent backwaters and a beach of golden colored sand. The serenity and unspoilt beauty of this beach can be enjoyed upon a visit to this island.
This beach is highly popular among the tourists in Kerala. It is dotted with mineral springs and cliffs. It is not only known for a spa and a seaside resort but it is also renowned as a pilgrimage center of the Hindus. The Nature Care Center is a one-stop destination to refresh and rejuvenate yourself. Sree Janardhana Swamy Temple of Varkala Beach is about 2000 years old and visited by devotees and tourists.
This sea beach is a popular picnic spot in Kerala. Sometimes this sea beach is referred as Venice of the East. Here one can see a pier that extends to the sea and it is about 140 years old. For visitors, entertainment facilities are arranged at a nearby spot known as Vijaya Beach Park. The Alappuzha Beach is popular for its coir industry, backwater holidays and boat races.
This tourist spot is located at a distance of about 16 km from the Thiruvananthapuram. Since 1930, this sea beach is a popular tourist destination especially to the Europeans. The Kovalam is mainly known for swimming, sunbathing and cruising and for health spas.
This sea beach in Kerala is historically famous as Vasco da Gama, the European traveler landed here in 1498. He arrived at this Indian state with 170 men in 3 sea vessels. To the locals, this sea beach is also known as Kappakadavu. A 800 year old temple is located at Kappad. A protruding rock in the sea enhances the natural beauty of the beach.
About a distance of 2 km from Kozhikode, this beach is situated. At this region, in the early morning, one can see the dolphins swimming in the azure waters. The lighthouse and the Lions Club park are tourist attractions of this beach. This beach is ideal for taking long evening walks.
This beach is situated in the northern part of Kannur. This place is known for a rare variety of medical herb that grows here. The Mount Deli Lighthouse is located at about 50 km from this Ezhimala beach. The sea water at this coastline is bluer than other parts of the coastal areas in Kerala.
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