Starting your day by visiting the Payyambalam Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in North Kerala. The surroundings are calm, peaceful, and the ideal place to socialize with locals or to have a refreshing and peaceful time.
The Arakkal Palace and Museum has been converted into a museum of archaeological findings of the region's historic past. Arakkal family - the only Muslim dynasty in Kerala - used to live in this palace, and it lies close to the beach. You can explore the artefacts housed inside the palace, which provide a glimpse of the former lifestyle of the Keralite dynasty.
Head to Hotel Blue Nile, a restaurant that is known for its lip-smacking seafood. The ambience here complements the exquisite food, and their bar is well stocked, one can even choose their favourite drink to complete the meal.
The Parassinikkadavu Snake Park is a must-visit place for a unique experience and education about the reptiles of the world. It is fascinating to see the different types of snakes, and there are shows and exhibits in which experts demonstrate the ways to handle snakes.
The Fort St.Angelo is a Portuguese fortress that is located in the town of Kannur. It was built in the 16th century and was primarily used as a defence against the invading Dutch and British armies. This fort offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea and is ideal for a relaxing time as you stroll along the ramparts
To extend your visit to Kannur, add a visit to the beautiful Muzhappilangad Beach, which is known to be the longest drive-in beach across the country, with serene and calm waters. However, If you don't have enough time, consider reducing the stay at the Hotel Blue Nile, as there is a whole new range of eateries in Kannur that await you to savour their delicacies.