Keala Beaches

You will experience a totally different Kerala as you sail down these soothing waters in a country craft and absorb this unusual representation of Kerala life. Kerala’s centuries-old, palm fringed backwaters stretch over 1900 kms. The backwaters act as a vital waterway for the transport of goods, people and their produce and are more often than not the only link between isolated villages and crowded towns. Stretched over a total expanse of 1500 kms, the backwaters have a network of 44 rivers, lagoons and lakes from north to south.

Alappuzha Beach
With the Arabian sea on the west and a vast network of lakes, lagoons and fresh water rivers criss-crossing it, Alappuzha is a district of immense natural beauty. Referred to as the Venice of the East by travellers from across the world, this backwater country is also home to diverse animal and bird life. Alappuzha is also famous for its boat races, houseboat holidays, beaches, marine products and coir industry.



Kollam Beach
Situated on the edge of the Ashtamudi Lake, the Kollam beach lies in the state of Kerala. The Kollam (formerly called Quilon) city is the most important cashew trading center of the Country.





Kovallam Beach
The palm-fringed beaches of Kovalam are one of the most popular along the west coast of India facing the Arabian Sea. ‘Kovalam’ literally means a grove of coconut trees.






Varkala Beach
The never ending expanse of golden sands, the rustling sea beckoning for a dip in its cool waters coupled with the laid back calm and solitude of the beach, one does not need more reasons to visit this beautiful sandy expanse ad relax far away from the commotion of daily life.