The Kappil Beach of Kerala is considered to be heart land of solace and tranquility. The salty beaches with the sweet sun drops from heaven will entice your heart beats. The endless sea will tell the tales of past, present and future. The Arabian Sea is well known for the rolling waves and the cool breeze.This sun-drenched Kappil beach is a perfect getaway after a hectic tour of the nearby Bekal Fort, some six km away. Besides the natural beauty of the beach, adventure-loving souls can even ascend the nearby Kodi cliff to get a panoramic view of the Arabian Sea.

The nearest Railway Station is Kasaragod; about 12 km while the nearest Airport is Mangalore, about 50 km from Kasaragod town.The tourists can even take a peep-a-boo in the Bekal Fort which is cradled six kilometers away from the beach. You can have a sit on the warm sands and watch the small crabs taking their last stroll side ways. They can also be seen clinging to your feet for the attention. Collect some of the sea shells from the seashores to have a tang of the salts of the sea. The view is amazing in the evening!

The Bekal Fort is covered by shrubs and unnecessary vegetation.Mangalore is the nearest place to the Kappil beach. Karipur International Airport can conveniently take you to the Kappil Beach. The nearest railway junction that will take you to the heart land of this incredible beautiful beach is Kasaragod which is only 12 kilometers away from this heaven. So, what are you waiting for? In the season of rain pack your bag to the kingdom of neverland. The Kodi cliff will remind you of the description of William Wordsworth's "Stolen Boat".

Take your pen and diary to jot down the experiences of this particular place. Life is complete once the ripples of the flowing stream settle down. Camping and taking a swim with your children in this particular beach will be wonderful. The visitors are also allowed to have a lovely picnic in the Kappil Beach, Kerala. Take a break from the technical life of cosmopolitanism and drown in the laughter of your children and winged birds.