Monday, 21 January 2013

A journey to the spectacular beaches in Kerala

The land of Kerala is truly a gift of God. There are plenty of natural wonders, packed in Kerala. From landscapes to backwaters, from hill stations to ancient temples, the state truly justifies why it is tagged as ‘God’s Own Country’. There are several beaches in Kerala too. These can be best explored with Kerala beach tour.

Major beaches in Kerala are:

Kovalam

Situated at about 16 km from Trivandrum city, Kovalam houses the three crescent-shaped beaches. Tourists flock Kovalam to enjoy sunbathing, swimming and adventurous sports like scuba diving and water skiing. They can enjoy to soak in the sun amidst sand and cool breeze. They can also relax and rejuvenate themselves with Ayurveda massages. The beaches wear a fun and lively mood at night with cultural programmes. The Light House, Samudra and Hawah are the three stunning beaches in Kovalam.

Varkala

Apart from its scenic charm, Varkala has one more reason for tourists to visit. It is well-known for its curative mineral water springs. Also referred to as Papanasam, Varkala is of great significance to Hindu pilgrims. They take a dip in the water and purify their heart and soul. Flanked with several spa resorts, resto-bars and eating joints, the place is hit among holidaymakers.

Alappuzha
Alappuzha is the venue of thrilling snake boat competitions. Also known as 'Venice of the East', Alappuzha is one of the top beaches in Kerala. It lies in Alappuzha district. A small park and Alappuzha Lighthouse make it even more beautiful. The backwaters of Alappuzha are a safe refuge to a variety of flora and fauna.

Beypore

Located in Kozhikode, Beypore has the stunning vistas that will enchant any beach lover. Tourists can take a stroll or enjoy sun basking and swimming on the beach. They can also indulge in water sports like scuba diving, wind surfing, and water scootering. Beypore beach houses a 1,500 years old ship building yard. Seafood lovers can relish on some lip-smacking seafood items, available at stalls on the shore.

Kappad
It lies about 16 km from Kozhikhode. The striking feature of Kappad beach is the rock standing in the middle of the sea. There is a temple on the rock. Surrounded by calm and serene atmosphere, it is perfect for visitors who want to soak in the bliss of nature.
A flashback in history points out that Vasco da Gama came to the beach in 1498. Proving this fact is a stone pillar, which is erected to honour his arrival. The beach retains its natural charm being safe from the exploitation of human.

Explore and immerse yourself in the spectacular beaches in Kerala. Come to Kovalam beach and indulge in fun-filled water sports.

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