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Just about a dozen miles from the bustling industrial area of Ernakulam, nestled on the side of Vypeen Island, you'll find Cherai Beach, a true swimmer's paradise. This spot is a favorite for those craving a serene swim, with the gentle sway of coconut groves adding a delightful backdrop. The beach effortlessly blends the charm of the natural landscape with the inviting embrace of the Arabian Sea.
As you stroll along the soft sands, keep an eye out for the playful dolphins that sometimes make an appearance. And if you're a foodie, don't miss out on trying the local seafood at the nearby shacks. Each bite offers a taste of the ocean, fresh and flavorful. Cherai Beach is not just a place to swim; it's an experience that captures the essence of Kerala's coastal beauty.
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