Kozhikode Beach

Vasco-da-Gama first set foot on Indian land in Kozhikode, where he established the famed Spice Route, giving this city a special place in Kerala's history.

There is a strong historical presence in this area.

Kozhikode beach personifies the various attributes that make Kozhikode so unique.

Because it was once a key seaport where ships from China and Arabia stopped and carried on centuries-long trade, this beach is important to the history of Calicut.

THINGS TO DO AT KOZHIKODE BEACH:

• Morning walks to Dolphins Point ensure encounters with amiable dolphins:

Enjoy the entertaining sight of dolphins diving beautifully in the glittering water of the Arabian Sea by taking a stroll along Dolphin's Point.

You might see the enchanting spectacle of playful dolphins there, making it a worthwhile tourist attraction.

• It is heavenly looking for the utmost peace and relaxation:

Kozhikode Beach provides visitors a magnificent view of the Arabian Sea and tranquil sea as it rhythmically approaches the coast at sunset.

It is the ideal place to unwind, relax, and take a bath in the crystal-clear water of the Arabian Sea because of its wonderful location and lovely surroundings.

• Admire the Lighthouse's historic appeal:

Visit the historic lighthouse and the two decrepit piers that extend into the water, get a glimpse of the dock that is more than a century old.

• Visit Lion Park to examine the marine life:

Visit the aquarium that holds a variety of beautiful fish and other underwater creatures, as well as the children's Lions Park.

• Fresh fish can be found in the shacks that border the shore:

A hub for spices is Kozhikode, which once had a great impact on the trading of Keralan spices. Thus, the food served here was also made using flavorful herbs and spices, giving your dish a delicious taste.

It is a fantastic location for seafood lovers and serves a wide range of meals, including the well-known 'Kallummakaya' (mussels).

• Explore the neighborhood:

Nearby attractions include the Kunhali Marakka Murad Museum and the Nadappuram Lighthouse at Thikkoti Temple of Lokanarkavu River.