A voyage through the backwater world of Alleppey could be the most remarkable and unique experience one can have on their visit to the scenic Kerala. Houseboats are the reworked version of the Kettuvallams of olden times that were used to carry tons of rice and spices to inner places. These Kettuvallams have been converted maintaining the natural products in it such as bamboo mats, coir mat etc. used for roofing, flooring and wood of coconut trees and coir for beds. Today they also have furnished bedrooms, modern toilets, cozy living rooms, a kitchen and even a balcony assuring a wide angle view of the scenery outside. Parts of the curved roof of wood or plaited palm leaves open out to provide shade and allow uninterrupted views. Get on board for a backwater cruise through the very heart of Alleppey and Kumarakom, and behold see the picturesque man made islands and beautiful sights of coconut fringed backwaters and paddy fields. Enjoy the breathtaking view of this tropical greenery around and float in a relaxed way along with your loved ones nearby.

Located in the Alappuzha district of Kerala, the beautiful Marari Beach is still far from the bustling city life and is thus still enveloped in peace, serenity, and untouched natural beauty. The softly swaying coconut palms and empty golden sands of this beach are perfect companions for your ‘me-time far away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Historically frequented by the Portuguese, Arthunkal Beach is calm, and a quiet place to unwind. Situated in the village with sea waters on the side, it is also an approved tourist destination by the government. This is an ideal place for those who want to spend time alone and in a state of serenity. An endless stretch of palm trees covers the beach, with the fishing boats out and normal humdrum of rural life going on. The beach also hosts devotees who come to visit the much hailed Arthunkal St Andrew’s Basilica.

Kanichukulangara Devi Temple, located in the village of Kanichukulangara in Alappuzha, is a famous temple dedicated to the Mother Goddess. The temple is located near Cherthala in Alappuzha district of Kerala in India. The main festival is celebrated on the day of "Thiruvonam" in the Malayalam month "Kumbham".

Located at a distance of 30 kms from Kochi, Andhakaranazhi Beach is an extension of the tiny village of Andhakaranazhi. The virgin beach is still non-commercialized and unexploited from tourism and a well-kept secret of the city. It is an azhy or a shoal which is a naturally formed ridge formed underwater and rises to the surface and is mostly used to regulate the inflow or outflow of water via two motor-operated shutters installed to the north and the south of the beach. Its distance from the city makes it a perfect serene spot from the pell-mell of the city.

Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is among the most popular bird watching spots in the country. Spread out over 14 hectares, one comes across numerous rare avian species in these parts. Located on the banks of the Vembanad Lake in Kottayam, one gets to see a variety of migratory birds that flock in thousands, ranging from places like the Himalayas to Siberia.

Pathiramanal which literally translates as "midnight sand" is a little located in Muhamma Panchayat, of Alappuzha district in Kerala. The small island on the backwaters is a favourite haunt of hundred of rare migratory birds from different parts of the world. The island lies between Thaneermukkom and Kumarakom, and is accessible only by boat.

Alleppey Beach is located right in the famous Alleppey city and thus tends to be crowded mostly all the time. Known for its swaying beauty and alluring charm, the scenic Alleppey beach entices a large number of visitors who flee to Alleppey to enjoy the backwaters. Perpetually crowded, Alleppey Beach should be on your bucket list if you love bustle and adventure. Popularly known as the Venice of the East, Alappuzha Beach serves as a major landmark connecting a network of rivers merging into it as well as the Arabian Sea.
Located near the Sea Bridge and at the distance of 4 km from the Alappuzha town in Kerala, there resides a 150 year old towering Alappuzha Lighthouse. Built in the year 1862, it was one of the fussiest ports and trade centre of Kerala during that time. It is one of the oldest lighthouses on the south-west coast of India.

Adding more to the appeal of the Alleppey Beach, there is 137 years old pier that allows visitors to take a stroll over the playful waves and get soaked in the enchanting beauty of the Arabian Sea. Despite its popularity and crowded shores, it is among the most beautiful beaches as well as a major backwater suburb in Kerala which makes it an un-missable part of every holiday to this state.

Situated not far away from the Chertala Town, Thaickal is a small fishing Hamlet in Alappuzha District of Kerala. This serene reclusive beach is a part of the Arabian Sea. It’s an ideal getaway for a beach and nature lover. It was one among the world’s top five ‘hammock beaches’ list of National Geographic as well.

Good for beach enthusiasts who love to hear the lullaby of soft beach in the evening, noon, morning or night. The Beach adjacent to the Marari Beach of Alappuzha coastal belt has clean surroundings fringed by lush green coconut palms.