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Why Varkala Beach is famous?

Why Varkala Beach is famous?

Its beach is famous for its natural springs which are said to have medicinal qualities. The 2000-year-old Janardhanaswamy Temple along with the Sivagiri Mutt attract a steady stream of visitors all year long. Many Ayurveda centres have been set up in the area as well which only adds to its appeal.

How many days are sufficient for Varkala?

3 days and 2 nights will be good for exploring the beaches in Varkala, Varkala cliff, and the places near to the Varkala beach.

Which is better Goa or Varkala?

Varkala is in its infancy as a tourism destination. Goa is a technically matured tourism destination. There are quite a few reasons why Varkala often ranks well compared to other popular beach destinations. Varkala still is a sort of virgin destination, with all the clumsiness of a new arrival in the beach scene.

Is Varkala open for tourism?

“At present, police are not deployed at Varkala as the beach is not open for tourists due to the pandemic. However, a few tourists are staying at resorts and homestays.

Do we get alcohol in Varkala?

Yes, you can get beer, wine, spirits in the restaurants on clifftop and the restaurants on the beach. There is also a decent bar attached to the front of the Hindustan Hotel. You can also purchase snacks/small meals there.

Which place is called mini Goa in Kerala?

Varkala
Varkala is known as the mini south Goa of India. The beach of Varkala is one of the top ranking beaches that you should visit if you come to Kerala.

Is alcohol allowed in Varkala?

As Varkala is a holy town, alcohol isn’t officially allowed but the shacks do clandestinely serve it (after paying adequate compensation to the local police).

Can you drink alcohol in Varkala?

How safe is Varkala?

It has been a backpacker’s heaven like Rishikesh, Kasol, and even Goa. We think Varkala has a great potential of becoming one of the safest destinations in India for solo traveling females.

Can you swim in Varkala Beach?

You can swim in a bikini in Varkala Beach, just cover up when not in the sea as locals will be visiting the beach especially on weekends. Varkala Beach is packed on weekends with both Westerners and Indian tourists & locals.