Kolavipalam beach is also known as “turtle beach” because of frequent turtles found on the beach. In the month of September, you can see endangered Olive Ridley turtles in the search of the place to lay eggs.The local children started caring for the hatchlings way back in the 1990s and this has made all the locals lend a hand to the conservation of the turtles. You must visit the Olive Ridley conservation centre to see baby turtles. All in all, this is perfect for the nature lover.
Location: North of Calicut, south of the Muradriver, Kerala.
Activities: Swimming, long walks, sunbathing, water sports, brilliant views of sunrise and sunset, local seafood, shopping.
Distance from city bus stand/railway station: 44.1 km from Calicut bus stand.
Location: North of Calicut, south of the Muradriver, Kerala.
Activities: Swimming, long walks, sunbathing, water sports, brilliant views of sunrise and sunset, local seafood, shopping.
Distance from city bus stand/railway station: 44.1 km from Calicut bus stand.
About us
A Welcoming Destination Where Nature, Beaches, Backwaters, Ayurveda, and Culture Await You.
Address
First Floor,
Madaparambil Trade Tower madaparambil Lane,
Thiruvankulam, Thrippunithura,
Ernakulam, Kerala 682305
