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Marari Beach is located in Kerala, a short distance from Alleppey and 60 kilometers (37 miles) from Cochin, the state capital.

The nearest train station is in Alleppey. Alternatively, the nearest airport is in Cochin. A taxi from the airport to Marari will cost around $20 and take one and a half hours.

The weather at Marari is warm and humid throughout the year. Rain is received from both thesouthwest and northeast monsoons, which produce intensely heavy downpours. The rain is at its worst from June to July, and late October to December. Late December to March are the best months to visit, when the weather is dry and sunny every day. During April and May, the heat and humidity quickly builds, and summer temperatures reach 36 degrees Celsius (97 degrees Fahrenheit).

Marari isn’t 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. A number of interesting day trips are possible around the area. These include the Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary, traditional coir-making units, and the Kerala backwater canals. If you’re there during August, you can also check out the Snake Boat Races.

A big draw card in Marari the earth conscious Marari Beach Resort. The luxurious resort, inspired by local fishing villages, aims to capture the heart and soul of the beach. It’s set on a sprawling property filled with coconut groves and lotus ponds, and amongst other things offers Ayurveda treatments and yoga classes on the beach. Rooms cost from $280 per night for a double. A Beach Symphony, which consists of four cottages on the beach, is a hidden gem. Price starts from $150 per night, plus tax. Alternatively, there are plenty of options for traditional homestays in the area as well.

Unfortunately, it’s been reported that Marari Beach is a popular location for fishermen to defecate at sunrise. Although the excrement gets washed away by the tide later in the morning, the bacterial content of the water is likely to be high. Thus, while the beach may look clean and unspoiled, this is actually deceptive.

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