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If
you want to enjoy a vacation in a beach
without being deluged by crowds, the beaches
in Kerala are the perfect choice. Kerala
with its 600km long shoreline is blessed
with some of the most beautiful and unexploited
beaches of the world. Dotted with coconut
palms and the world's most famous natural
harbors, coves and lagoons, it makes for
an enchanted getaway. To enable you to
make the most of your vacation, we offer
Kerala beach holidays packages which would
blow away your worries as the wind blows
away the sand.
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The
"Kovalam Beach Resorts Kerala"
offers you a Kovalam
beach holidays of your dreams. The Kovalam
beach resort, 14 kms from Thiruvanthapuram,
has been favoured by tourists ever since
1930. It is made of three adjacent crescent
beaches - the Samudra, Eve's Beach and the
Light House Beach, The Light House Beach
being the most popular of the three. Beautiful
colourful Coral reefs line the coast at
many places adding to its charm. |
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The
" Varkala
Beach Holidays Kerala" is ideal
for those wanting to avail the services
of a nature health centre as well as have
a relaxing vacation. The Varkala Beach,
situated 54 kms from Thiruvanthapuram and
37 km from Kollam, is known for its high
cliffs and the springs, rich in minerals
rising majestically in the coastline. The
springs are popular for their medicinal
value. A 2000 year old shrine of Lord Vishnu
is another major tourist attraction. The
shore is named "Papanashini" as
the Varkala beach is said to be holy and
wash away the sins of anyone who takes a
dip in the waters of the beach. |
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The
" Alappuzha
Beach Holidays" leads you to a
place so enchanting, and exquisitely beautiful,
that you just can't have enough of it. No
amount of words will be adequate to describe
the beauty of this place. The pier in this
beach extends into the sea and is about
140 years old. The sailors find a safe anchor
here in the Alappuzha beach in the stormiest
nights. The beach is dotted with coconut
trees lending it a picturesque look. There
are the dense palm groves so characteristic
of Kerala's scenery on one end. The Long
sandy beaches with the gentle warmth of
the sun invite you to walk bare footed on
them and let the gentle waves splash playfully
on your feet. Or take a quite romantic walk
on the beach with just the moonlight lighting
your way. |
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The
" Beypore
Beach Holidays Kerala" is a beach
holiday worth taking for those interested
in seeing the ancient ship construction
yard of the "Uru" - the Traditional
Trading Vessels used by Arabian traders.
Beypore, situated 10 km south of Kozhikode,
is located at the mouth of the Chaliyar
River. It was a very prominent port and
maritime centre, much sought after by traders
in olden times. Another important feature
of this place is the bridge made by piling
up stones, which makes a pathway, 2kms long,
into the sea. |
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The
" Kappad
Beach holidays Kerala" transfers
you to a place of great historic importance,
but yet untouched by commercial development
and time. Welcome to the Kappad beach -
the place where Vasco da Gama created history
by sailing in and landing on the 27th of
May, 1498. Kappad, or Kappakadavu as it
is locally called, is the gateway to the
Malabar coast. The richness and spices of
Malabar drew the Arabs to its coasts and
others after them. Yet the beach is untouched
in its beauty, with only a little stone
monument to display the historic importance
of the place. A rock sprawling into the
sea with an 800 year old temple on its top
is another important feature of this beach. |
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"The
Cherai
Beach" is a fun place to be, with
it being an ideal place to swim. Bordering
on the Vypeen Island, this beach gives you
the opportunity of seeing dolphins. |
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The
" Fort
Kochi Beach" is the place to make
your new year stunningly spectacular. The
beach is a natural harbor, which lends to
its natural beauty. Its stunning history
has made it a very important commercial
hub of Kerala. Fort Kochi beach is quite
famous for the annual carnival held there
during the New Year. The Carnival originated
from the annual Portuguese New Year celebrations
held here. A huge procession, led by an
amazingly decorated elephant along with
music bands, decorated floats and 'Panchavadyam'
are the major highlights of the carnival.
The days during the carnival are full of
fun for everybody with different competitions
being held throughout. Its a not to
be missed Opportunity. |
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The
" Ezhimala
Beach" can be entered only with
prior permission. But not to worry, we offer
a package through which you can not only
enter the beach but also visit the ancient
cave and the old inscribed pillar, which
are the high points of this beach. A hillock,
286m high, near the beach is another important
feature. |
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"The
Dharmadam
Beach" is a small island (5 acres)
covered with beautiful green bushes and
coconut trees. This island is privately
owned, and can be entered only by permission. |
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The
" Marari
Beach holidays" package takes you
to a paradise on earth, with golden sand
making the pathway and the ocean with its
high and yet gentle waves seeming to reach
the sky. The colour of the ocean here is
unique which touches the soul to the depth
and drains away your worries and stress,
as the gentle waves splash on you. The village
nearby is a local fishing village and is
untouched by time, which gives you a taste
of the real India, surrounded by natural
beauty. A real enjoyment trip for those
wanting to destress themselves and wanting
to take a break. |
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The
" Bekal
Fort Beach", located 16 km south
of Kasaragod, is known for its fort which
stands on a promontory between two long
classically beautiful palm fringed beaches.
Built in the 1650s, it is located on a vast
35 acre headland that runs into the Arabian
Sea. The main attraction of this fort is
the fact that it has a giant keyhole shaped
fort. The Arabian Sea can be viewed spectacularly,
by standing on the towers of the gigantic
fort. |
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The
" Shanghumukham
Beach" is particularly famous for
its view of spectacular sunsets. Located
8 kms from the Thiruvanthapuram city, this
beach is also famous for its star shaped
restaurant and the "Matsya Kanyaka",
a gigantic sculpture of a mermaid measuring
35m long. |
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The
" Pathiramanal
Beach" has a mythological significance
attached to it. The enchanting island of
Pathiramanal was formed when a young brahmin
dived into the Vembanad Lake to perform
his adulations to God. This island is also
an orthonologist's delight, as the island
plays host to rare migratory birds. |
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The
"Thirumullavaram
Beach Holidays" offers you days
filled with lazy sunbathing and quite walks
on the beach. A relaxing holiday for you
to rejuvenate your mind, body and soul alike. |
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The
" Payyambalam
Beach Holidays" transports you
to a beach of unexploited, unspoilt beauty.
Take a long walk along the shores of the
Arabian Sea, Have a fun- filled picnic and
just let yourself flow with time. |
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The
" Somatheeram
Beach", one of the most beautiful
beaches in India. Located on the Malabar
Coast, 8 km of Trivandrum (the capital city
of Kerala), it is as yet untouched by the
rigours of tourism. Set in picturesque beauty,
it is the epitome of nature at its best.
The unique feature about this place is the
tempting combination it offers - Ayurvedic
treatment, Beach Resort and Yoga. It heals
not only your body, but your mind too, leading
to the perfect ending of a vacation. |
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The
" Thangasseri
Beach", situated 5km from Kollam,
plays a significant part in history. Churches
built in the 18th century and the ruins
of old Portuguese forts give the place a
feel of the bygone eras, when these were
a part of daily life. The Lighthouse is
another major attraction. Visitors are allowed
inside the lighthouse between 1530 and 1730,
Indian Standard Time. |
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With
such a vast variety of Kerala Beaches on
offer to enjoy Kerala
beach holidays , you just have to make
your pick and join us in a wonderful and
amazing vacation. |