Chembirika Rocks - Park in Kalnad - Kasaragod, India

The rocky beach shore is the main attraction.There is a small tea stall facing the sea where you get tasty mint sulaimani (black tea) and kallumakaya fry( Kerala style mussels fry) which enhance the beauty of it

Very interesting place sunset view point best to visit evening. A good place for wedding phographers huge rocks gives good back ground. Very interesting place for people who do research on intertidal biodiversity small crabs shrimps and alphids are seen in large numbers. Sea weed ulva sp and green mussel is largely found in the rocks which gives green colour to the rocks

Chembirikka is a village in chemanad grama panchayath kasaragod district kerala state south India .spread across the shores or arabian sea. famous for its beautiful beach experience and it as been caught by famous photography from all over the country . Melparamb is the nearest urban locality to chembirikka at a distance of 2 km .

Its a very beautiful beach. Its a great place to visit in the evening. A lot came to this place with their kid's. Its a great place to bring your kid's.

Beautiful place, clean, calm. Best sunset but dangerous to get into the water.

Over the last few years this place has sprung up as a popular Saturday and Sunday evening promenade with a choice of entertainment venues and restaurants most famous for mussels fry that are harvested from the rocks by local divers.

Chemberikka rock located in Chemberikka beach,Kasaragod.Good place to time spend.One of the Good Beach in Kasaragod District,kerala.Sunset at Chemberikka Beach obviously beautiful.Here you can enjoy the Beauty of nature.We do not care if you spend time here. The beauty of the rock has arabian sea.Here you can enjoy the beauty of nature. I've come here a few times.It's nice. Superb. You must visit

One of the tourist attractive place in kasaragod. Chembarikka beach is more attracted by the huge rocks kissing the waves. Chembarikka is also best known for its tasty kadukkappam (kallumakaya appam) which is made up of mussels.