Wake up to the whispering of waves and murmuring of dancing palm trees and the voice of little birds flying over dry shoreland and sea waters. Be alive and experience the joyous magic of nature and spectacular sunset in its full glory at our Swasthigriha Beach homestay -Cherai.
CHERAI BEACH
Cherai has the longest beach in Kochi. The beach is located towards the centre-north of the Vypin island. It is about 15 kms long.
Cherai is a small town located on the north side of Vypin island. It is a region in the suburb of the city of Kochi, in the state of Kerala, India.
Cherai beach is at a distance of about
- 22.6 kms from the High Court Junction, Kochi
- 25kms to kochi international airport
- 31 kms from South Railway Station
Just 4km away is the Kuzhupilly Beach. Famous for its pristine splendour is literally a paradise for swimmers. Its white and sandy shores form the perfect backdrop for a relaxing dip. The backwaters nearby are an added charm, as are the paddy fields and coconut groves on the way to the beach. Beach also host kite festivals occasionally.
- Erankulam Jn, about 24 km
- Cochin International Airport, about 30 km
Homestay Facilities:
Kitchen: Equipped with a stove top, RO water filter, refrigerator, and kitchenware - perfect for whipping up meals and storing groceries
Living area: Air-conditioned family room - ideal for escaping the heat and relaxing after a day of exploring.
32 inch smart TV with cable channels - keep yourself entertained with your favourite shows and movies.
Private bathroom - provides convenience and privacy, all rooms attached.
Balcony with sea views - enjoy the fresh air and stunning vistas.
Sleeping arrangements: 3 Ac Master bedroom- suitable for a family or group of friends.
- Kadambari : Honeymoon Seaview Room with Balcony
- Shakunthala: Premium A/c Room with Balcony
- Rukmini : SuiteRoom
Food and drink: Room service available with access to local restaurants nearby.
Guest access: Entire house, balcony, garden area and parking space is accessible.
Places to visit near Cherai
Muziris, a legendary port, the heart of the historic Spice Route, vanished off the grid over 3000 years ago. The ancient world's greatest trading centre in the East, this legendary seaport traded in everything from spices to precious stones with the Greeks, Romans and the rest of the world.
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North Paravur Synagogue
The Paravur Jewish Synagogue Museum,located on the erstwhile Jewish Street in Paravur, is one among the largest surviving synagogues in Kerala.It was built in 1615 and served as the place of worship for the Jewish community that settled very close to the Paravur market.
Portuguese Fort
Built in 1503 by the Portuguese also known as Pallipuram Fort (Aya Kotta). It is the oldest European monument in India. It was an out post to safeguard the famous Muziris Port. In 1661 the Dutch captured the fort and in 1789 the fort was handed over to the King of Travancore.
Paliam Nalukettu
Paliam Nalukettu's are the traditional homesteads (tharavads)where several generations of a matrilineal joint family lived together.Nalukettu consists of a main house along with a few satellite houses.Portico, inner hall,kitchen and four blocks-Northern,Southern,Eastern and Western-constitute the different parts of a traditional Nalukettu.