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Kerala | Kerala Beaches

Alappuzha Beach: This is one of the most popular picnic spots in Alappuzha. A 137 years old pier which extends into the sea is the main attraction.An age-old Light House attracts large crowds.
Bekal Fort Beach: This shallow beach offers a spectacular view of the fort and has ample facilities for relaxation.
Beypore Beach: Located at the mouth of the Chaliyar River, Beypore, one of the prominent ports and fishing harbours of ancient Kerala was an important trade and maritime centre.
Cherai Beach: One of the loveliest of beaches in India. Cherai is located at 20 km away from the city of Eranakulam and 25 km from the International Airport.
Chowara Beach: Pristine and serene, this fishing hamlet is an unending stretch of white, sandy beaches.
Fort Kochi Beach: Overlooking the Arabian Sea, with its legendary Chinese fishing nets dotting the foreground, Fort Kochi Beach offers a view of spectacular sunsets.
Kappad Beach: This is the historic beach where Vasco Da Gama landed on 27th May 1498, with 170 men in three vessels. A monument on the beach commemorates this historic event.
Kappil Beach: Remote and secluded this beach is fast becoming a major tourist attraction. The Kodi cliff nears by offers a panoramic view of the Arabian Sea.
Kanwatheertha Beach: A large swimming pool-like formation of the sea on the vast beach is the main attraction. It is 3 km away from Manjeswaram.
Kizhunna Ezhara Beach: This beautiful stretch of sand is one of the most secluded beaches in Kerala.
Kovalam Beach: Idyllic and dreamy, this sea-shore village was very tranquil and deserted once, except the fact that it was a fishing center. It consists of two palm fringed cover, Light-house beach and Hawah beach, separated into north and south by rocky headlands.
Kozhikode Beach: This beach is a favourite haunt of sunset viewers. Adding to its natural beauty is the old-world charm retained in the old light house and the two crumbling piers, each more than a hundred years old.
Meenkunnu Beach: Uncrowded, the beach is a tourists’ paradise, with golden sand and surf.
Muzhappilangad Beach: Black rocks protect this long, clean beach. Perhaps this is Kerala’s only drive-in beach where you can drive down the entire length of 4 km.
Nattika Beach: Nattika Beach, the hidden treasure of Malabar cost, is the nearest beach of Coimbatore. This location is famous by the Malayalam movie Chemmeen. 
Padinjarekara Beach: This beach offers a breathtaking view of the confluence of the Bharathapuzha, the Tirur Puzha and the Arabian Sea.
Payyambalam Beach: This long and clean beach of Kannur town is famous for its flat laterite cliffs that just into the sea.
Payyoli Beach: This is yet another beautiful stretch of golden sands with shallow waters that border Velliyamkallu.
Poovar Beach: An isolated but spectacular beach, Poovar is situated close to the Neyyar River estuary.
Sankhumugham Beach: Sankhumugham beach adjacent to the Trivandrum International Airport is a lovely beach which attracts many people. The matsyakanyaka (a gigantic, 35 mt long sculpture of a mermaid) is a major attraction here.
Thirumullavaram Beach: This secluded beach is a beautiful picnic spot with panoramic views.
Vadakara Sandbanks: This beach where the Kottakal River merges into the sea is stunningly beautiful and is a favourite spot for locals and tourists.
Vallikkunnu Beach: A beach resort set in the middle of a coconut grove is the main attraction here. The Kadalundi bird sanctuary is just a short distance away.
Varkala Beach: Varkala is a religious, spiritual, pilgrim and tourist spot. The Papanasam beach here is very famous.  It is believed that any one who takes a bathe here will be relieved of all his sins.

Kerala | Kerala Zoos
Thiruvananthapuram: It is a small jungle in the heart of the city and a beautiful garden with smiling flowers. Thiruvananthapuram Zoo, one of the oldest in the country, was established as an annexe to the Museum in 1857 by the erstwhile Maharaja of Travancore in order to attract more visitors. Spread over in 55 acres of land located in the heart of the temple city of Thiruvananthapuram, it has 75 different species of animals. It also has several species of animals and birds from Ethiopian and Australian Zoo geographic regions.
Thrissur: Started in 1885, Spread over in 5.5 hectors of land in Thrissur town.  There are Zoological Garden, Botanical Garden, Art Museum and Natural History Museum in this compound.  The Zoo has 315 animals in 46 species.  Art Museum consists of antiques and other unique exhibits.  Natural History Museum displays array of specimens of different kinds of animals.