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Beaches

Kerala beaches are always beautiful! They are one of the best tourist spots to chill out and have fun. The 600 km long stretching shoreline of Kerala is filled with exceptional surprises and bountiful options. The beautiful beaches of Kerala spread over the south-western tip of India have lured tourists since time immemorial. Traders from different parts of the world were attracted to the Malabar Coast since ancient times looking to trade their wares in exchange for the spices and similar produce. History apart, the beaches in Kerala offer you an experience of a lifetime with beautiful, swaying coconut palms, calm serene environs, sugar crystal sand, and the wonderful coastal cuisine, bound to tantalize your taste buds.

There are plenty of resorts, hotels, lodges, motels, etc. that provide a luxuriously comfortable stay and you can even go for the option of ‘Homestay’ for a difference.

The beachside activities are another stress buster, the activities differ with the difference in the beach location. One of the favorite activities that most of the people never miss while on a Kerala Beach Holiday is ‘sunbathing’. Some of the other activities are swimming, kiting, catamaran, boating, beach volleyball, snorkeling, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, etc.

The other factor that beckons tourists to Kerala Beaches is the delicious and mouthwatering seafood cuisine. It’s a paradise for foodies. Some of the famous seafood item offered by Kerala beaches includes Chemmeen or prawn curry, Appam & Crab masala, Chilli Garlic Prawns, Karimeen or Pearl spot Polichathu, Finger Prawns, Chemmeen or prawn Moilee, mussels or Kallumekkaya Ularthiyath, Squid Ularthiyath and many more varieties!

Also don’t miss the chance of getting your body rejuvenated with the famous Ayurveda massages exclusively offered at Kerala beaches. Kerala beaches are the apt destination for enjoying beach family holiday tours, kinds of seafood and more. Check our Kerala beach tour packages for a cool and fun-filled vacation.

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