Mararikulam
| Summer: | 24° C – 30° C |
| Winter: | 23° C – 32° C |
Mararikulam is a beach village in the district of Alappuzha. Mararikulam is a beautiful beach village governed by two panchayats, namely Mararikulam South and Mararikulam North. Mararikulam is approximately 90 km from Cochin International Airport. It is the fertile land of communism and has a very beautiful beach which is known by the name Marari Beach or Mararikulam beach. The pristine shoreline, the thatched huts, the stunning sunset and the small village roads that seem to lead to nowhere make Marari a post card pretty destination. Although predominantly a fishing village, Mararikulam is also famous for its coir-making. Feted as the cleanest sandy beach in the whole of Kerala, Mararikulam would be a fresh holiday experience by any yardstick. A shoreline made up of white sands, with huts with thatched roof that offers tranquillity like never before, the village life is far away from the hustle bustle of the crowded cities all make which makes Mararikulam, the most suited place for a holiday and is an adventurer's delight.
Marari Beach
Mararikulam Shiva Temple
St. Francis Church
Mararikulam,India
Marari Beach is not your average sun, surf and sand beach destination. The resort is a carefully nurtured biodiversity haven that attracts nearly 80 varieties of birds. Deluxe Pool Villas have larger pools and private green spaces Most cottages have french windows opening out to your own private eden. The basic design philo...
Marari Beach is also known as the Mararikulam Beach. It is perfect for those people exploring the Kerala backwaters who feel like some time at the beach as well. The beach is ideal for activities like swimming, parasailing and surfing. Marari isn't just a tourist beach but rather a peaceful place to relax and unwind. Those who visit Marari look forward to the slow pace of life and soaking up the serenity and tranquility on the deserted sandy beaches. 
Mararikulam Shiva temple is a popular attraction of the region and has idols of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. The shrine of Lord Shiva and Sree Parvathy, is exceptional in its architectural magnificence. The Cherthala Karthiyani Temple is an ancient temple with Devi Karthiyayini as the presiding deity. The temple is also known for its beautiful architecture. Ashtami Rohini, Navarathri, Thiruvathira and Mahashivratri are the major festivals celebrated in the temple.
It is the oldest European church in India is a predominant tourist attraction in Marari. St. Francis Church was built out of wood in 1530 by the Portuguese and was subsequently renovated by followers of St. Francisco. The wood based architecture of this Church enthrals tourists during their visit to this historical monument. 