Alleppey Beach also known as Alleppey beach is one of the most popular spots in the district of Alappuzha. The pier, which extends into the sea here, is around 140 years old.With the Arabian Sea on the west .

The Bekal Beach seems broken and comprises of a series of beaches. Amongst these, the prominent ones are the Kappil Beach and the Bekal Fort Beach.From the Bekal Fort the hill slopes continue down to the Bekal Beach. Adventure seekers should be really fearless to reach the rocky cape above passing through the bushy hilly slopes. The walls of the Bekal Fort have canon facing the sea, which tells the story of the past when ships came here for landing on the beach.

One of the main attractions in Fort Kochi Beach is the historic fort, which enables you to get familiar with its colonial past and the many European countries who ruled over it. Kochi was the stop over for seafarers who arrived here from distant locations, across the world. The most interesting event here is the Cochin beach Carnival, which is a colorful event that takes place on New Year. This fun-filled event is one that's not to be missed.

Kappad beach is located just 16km from Kozhikode beach. It is a lovely stretch of beach area that is studded with rocks. Tourists who have visited this beach find it to be the most charming of all of Kerala's beaches. This beach has been named as the 'Gateway to the Malabar coast'.

Cherai beach is one of the most attractive places in Ernakulam. Nevertheless, it magnetizes a huge number of tourists every year. Having the ideal swimming location, Vypeen Islands as one of its border and the Bolghatty Island that houses a palace in the same name, are all some places to visit for travelers coming here

Kovalam is a quaint village that lies on the Malabar Coast. With its unspoiled beaches and long stretches of sand, this town suddenly became popular among local and international tourists. Today, Kovalam beach is the most visited beach location across the country. The name 'Kovalam' means a groove of coconut trees. As indicated by its name, coconut trees line up the beach, which gives it an impressive look.

Marari beach has originated from the local fishing village called Mararikulam.Even in this fast paced world, people here still follow a hundred years old life style which is a rare watch.The best traditional Kerala hospitality and the local charm can be experienced by the tourists. The Mararikulam village is thoroughly covered with dense line of palms raised like a green barricade of the sands and it is surrounded by coconut groves. This ambience of Marari beach can be a perfect holiday spot to spend your holiday.

Varkala is a pleasant rock studded beach. For many tourists this beach is the most charming one than any other in Kerala. The capital of Kerala is Thiruvananthapuram and if you travel 54 kilometers north from Thiruvananthapuram then you will reach Varkala beach. Beach is isolated and quiet. So here you can have a relaxed beach holiday and you will not be prone to any quick or busy activities as in other tourist places in Kerala.