
Beypore Beach Tourism
About Beypore Beach







| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
|---|---|
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Visit during sunset for a spectacular view.
✓ Bring your camera for some beautiful photographs.
✓ Try local street food from nearby stalls.
✓ Wear comfortable clothing and shoes for walking.
✓ Respect the cleanliness of the beach and dispose of waste properly.
Bharat9555915424
3.0Wrote on 15 Aug 2023
Amazing Beach (Under repairs though)
I have heard a lot about Beypore Beach. While staying at Tirur, I reached Ferok by train and then took a bus to Beypore. The route is scenic and rustic so I was excited to visit the place. But alas, as soon as I reached the road to the beach, I was informed that the beach was closed for repairs and renovation. However, I explored a side gully leading to the beach. Magnificient view. lovely beach. A walk down to the breakwater and you are so close to the profound power of the sea. The beach was cut down to a very small location because of the repair work etc. I even had to miss out on the boat trip to the lighthouse on the other side.
Khushbu_Choudhary98
4.0Wrote on 26 Jun 2023
Nice
it is good, but it was very crowded. i was there with my partner. we enjoyed our time. it is really nice place to visit
Basant_Maheshwari
4.0Wrote on 27 Sept 2022
Peaceful
Quite a soothing beach to visit , is frequented by locals so busy. Can spend sometime on this soothing beach.
RajivBajaj63
3.0Wrote on 20 Sept 2022
Could Have Been Much Better
To be honest, my opinion is based on a late evening visit when it was already quite dark. However, even in the dark I couldn't help noticing that the cleanliness standard is quite low. Plastic bottles, packets of chips etc were strewn around at several places. The highlight of the place is a 1KM long bridge built into the sea called "pulimuttu" on which you can enjoy a walk right till the end, surrounded by the sea on two sides, with the breeze in your face, or simply sit on the stone wall of the side which also serves as a bench. It would have been a fantastic experience, but for the fact that not one of the ornate streetlights fitted on both sides of the walkway was working. Resultantly the bridge was pitch dark and many people were using their mobile torches to guide them. As far as facilities are concerned, paid parking space is available and plenty of food / snack stalls are available.
Cherian111
5.0Wrote on 5 Jun 2022
dont miss this unique 'pulimuttu'.
beaches are every where in kerala. but its uniquenesss is 1km long bridge towards the sea which is called 'pulimuttu'

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