Varkala Marine Palace

Varkala Marine Palace is a heritage styled resort set in a quiet tropical paradise. Located right on the Papanasam beach, between the north and the south cliffs of Varkala tourist village, this is nothing short of a beach paradise. Structured as per the traditional sensibilities of Kerala architecture, the resort throws open an an all new dimension to beach holidaying.

Varkala Marine Palace has grown from a small guest house to a hotel with 18 well  comfortingly well made rooms. The various room types include

Budget rooms
Budget rooms are basic sea facing rooms with verandas and en-suite bathrooms.

Standard Partial sea facing rooms
The Standard rooms are partial sea facing rooms with verandas, en-suite bathrooms with hot & cold water and mini fridge.

Standard Traditional Wooden Cottage
The Standard rooms are Traditional wooden cottages which consist of two individual rooms. They have a sea view, veranda, ensuite bathrooms, cold shower with one attached kitchenette and two fridges.

High End Apartment Suite
High End Apartment Suite are sea facing rooms with verandas, en-suite bathrooms with hot & cold water and kitchenettes with fridges attached.

High End Suite
High End Suite are sea facing rooms with verandas, en-suite bathrooms with hot & cold water and  kitchenettes with fridges attached. Threse rooms are on top floor, made in traditional Kerala style wooden cottage

There is an open air restaurant facing the Infinite Arabian sea, with tree houses and sun lounges, built on coconut wood and  thatched leaves.

Sea food is their specialty and they display the catch of the day on the fish table every evening. Delicious traditional and western delicacies catering to your minutest of orders are served.. You could choose to unwind and read a book and enjoy their exclusive menu.

Sree Janardhana Swamy Temple
Sree Janardhana Swamy Temple believed to be 2000 years old is dedicated to Lord Vishnu and has drawn Hindu pilgrims to Varkala for centuries. Non Hindus are not permitted into the inner sanctum, but are welcome to admire the temple from outside. An interesting feature of the temple is its bell which was taken off a Dutch shipwreck, and donated by the captain of the vessel that sank as all the people on board survived.

Sivagiri Mutt
Sivagiri Mutt known for its annual festival. It was where Shree Narayana Guru, the famed philosopher and social reformer, attained Samadhi. The hilltop mausoleum of the guru is one of Kerala’s most renowned monuments