Mararikulam is a local fishing village in Alleppey (Alappuzha) district, near to Cochin (Kochi) and Marari Beach is an endless vista of sand and surf, but it is more. An authentic experience of the world of Kerala's traditional fishing villages, and a recreation of an ancient, harmonious way of life.  The village of Maraikulam lies on a forgotten shore, midway up the Malabar coast, where the Indian Ocean finally decides that it has now become the Arabian Sea

One can see the daily routine of the local fisher folk as they take their boats out to sea and catch fish in a manner that remains unchanged through time. The nearby coir making workshops are another fascinating insight into local culture. Coir is made from the husk of the coconut and is used to create many useful items such as mats and brushes

Stand on Marari Beach and look out to the sea. You will see the endless beach stretching away from you on either side, rows of palm trees forming a green wall behind the beach and the expanse of the blue Arabian Sea in front of you. Marai Beach is a Beach lover's dream, come true. Untouched, uncrowded, there's plenty of space for you to have a memorable holiday