Showing posts with label Muzhappilangad Beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Muzhappilangad Beach. Show all posts

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Muzhappilangad Beach

The Only Drive-In Beach In Kerala

Location: 15 Kms South Of Kannur, Kerala
Unique Feature: Only Drive-In Beach In Kerala
Significance: One of the longest Beaches in Kerala
Nearby Attraction: Dharmadam Island

Muzhappilangad beach of Kannur is one of the longest beaches of Kerala. It is situated around 15 kms south of Kannurand only 8 kms from Thangassery. The Muzhapilangad beach is the only drive-in beach of India. This is what makes it unique among all other beaches of not only Kerala but also India. The long stretch, which measures around 4 kms, is the ideal place to laze around or go for a drive. The beach is clean and well maintained and is one of the best places to hang around when in Kannur.
The shores of the Muzhappilangad beach are lined with black boulders, which protects the shores from the lashing waves and also making its shallow water a 'swimmer's paradise'. One can easily swim in this natural shallow pool of water without having to fear the powerful currents. One can soak up the sun while lying lazily on the rocks. It is a beach lover's paradise. The calm yet enthralling ambience of the beach is what makes it a popular getaway for tourists.
The lovely Dharmadam Island (Pacha Thuruth) or The Green Island is located over here, just a few meters from the shore. The island and the beach look absolutely beautiful and should be visited if you want to experience the true beauty of untouched nature.

Access To Muzhappilangad Beach

By Air: The Karipur airport at Kozhikode is located at a distance of 95 kilometers and is the nearest airport.
By Rail/Train: The Kannur railway station is at a distance of 15 kilometers from the beach while the Thalasseri railway station islocated at a distance of 8 kilometers.
By Road: The beach is easily accessible from anywhere in Kannur, as it is well connected to Kerala and Kannur by a wide network of roads.