Which is the most beautiful beach in Kerala? Certainly, this query will no longer perplex the Tourists coming from in and outside Kerala. Indeed there is no doubt that the answer will be Cherai Beach in Kerala, South India. Serenity, cleanliness, and natural beauty are the main attractions of Cherai Beach.
The alluring beauty of the white sands of the beach is always a memorable banquet of every tourist. A beautiful Strait pathway across the seashore truly offers a good opportunity for the visitors who are not so interested to wet the body instead look the splendor of the ups and downs of the waves with an indefinable bliss. Bathing and swimming are so safe here apart from other beaches. A Private proud of Cherai beach itself is the Dolphin dance. Dolphins are seldom appeared higher than the waves jumping up and downs is an incredible sight. As for tourists, it is a lucky moment that brings everyone an indescribable enjoyment. The vital actions for the preservation and improvement of Cherai beach taken by the government in time are worthy.
A number of eateries and snack parlors here are ever ready to serve the visitors. Seafood is the appetizing dishes on the wayside eateries. Even though accessibility is the main trouble of this natural beach, the travelers would forget everything as they see the stunning beauty of Cherai village surroundings, which are full of paddy fields, coconut trees, and Chinese fishing nets. In addition, the Cherai location is well-known for Prawn farming. It is domestically recognized as 'chemmeenkettu'.
Cherai Gowreeshwara Temple is one of the main Hindu temple. It is also known as Kerala Palani. The main attraction of the festival in the temple is the Elephant march(fielding on around 20-30 elephants). Cherai beach is 7.1 kilometers away from NH 66, North Paravur town. It is around 25 kilometers away from Ernakulam, Kochi city via Vyppin coastal way, 22 kilometers far from Aluva Railway Station, and 20 kilometers from Nedumbassery airport.
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