Discover the best attractions and experiences Malabar Coast has to offer
Explore the maritime heritage and fortifications that shaped the Malabar coast, from coastal forts to colonial-era churches.
A towering fort perched above the Arabian Sea, offering dramatic sea views and well-preserved walls.
A centuries-old synagogue in Mattancherry that reflects Cochin's Jewish heritage and trading past.
One of India's oldest European churches, dating back to the 16th century with Portuguese origins.
Museums along the Malabar coast showcase trade history, royal life, and coastal culture.
Exhibits artifacts from the Portuguese era in Kochi, including ship models and colonial relics.
The former royal residence turned museum, home to a large collection of artifacts and royal memorabilia.
Religious monuments reflect Kerala's plural heritage and centuries of exchange along the coast.
A centuries-old synagogue in Mattancherry with a rich colonial-era interior.
A historic church in Fort Kochi dating to the 16th century, associated with Portuguese explorers.
One of the oldest mosques in India, located in Kodungallur, steeped in legend and early Islamic history.
Protected habitats and theme parks highlight the region's biodiversity and family-friendly fun.
Coastal sanctuary near Kozhikode known for migratory birds and scenic estuary views.
Salim Aliโs famed sanctuary near Ernakulam, a haven for birdwatchers and nature lovers.
A full-scale theme park in Kochi with rides, water attractions, and family entertainment.
Characterful neighborhoods reveal architecture, markets, and waterfront life.
A historic waterfront neighborhood with colonial architecture, cafรฉs, and the iconic Chinese nets.
Lanes around Jew Town, spice markets, and the Dutch Palace contrast commerce with culture.
An eco-friendly fishing village known for its village tours and seafood experiences.
Free experiences to soak in atmosphere and scenery.
Watch the Nets glow with sunset hues and catch the evening fishermen at work.
Wander the historic spice lanes of Mattancherry and soak in the market scent.
Indiaโs longest drive-in beach where you can walk or drive along the shore for free.
Taste the Malabar coast's signature flavors.
Scented, spiced biryani typical to Kozhikode, beloved by locals and visitors alike.
A famous glossy dessert made with semolina, ghee, and sugar, a regional specialty.
Seafood dishes and biryani served at iconic Kozhikode eateries like Paragon.
Evening scenes along the coast blend traditional performances with seaside ambiance.
Live traditional dance in a compact theatre, rich with color and storytelling.
Evening ambience with local musicians and sea breeze near the historic waterfront.
Illuminated nets at night offer a magical, photogenic coastal scene.
Cultural performances and traditional arts across the coast.
Colorful, ritual street theatre rooted in Kannur's festival calendar.
Immersive, dramatic dance-drama depicting mythic stories.
Outdoor and water-based activities to get you moving.
Paddle through calm backwaters near Kochi and soak in the scenery.
Drive or walk along India's longest drive-in beach for a unique coastal experience.
Casual cricket or football along the shore with friends and travelers.
Off-the-beaten-path gems and local experiences beyond the usual sights.
A community-led village tourism project showcasing sustainable fishing and seafood.
Overgrown remnants of a historic fort near Kannur that rewards curious explorers.
A nearby elephant rehabilitation center offering close-up encounters with gentle giants.