Kadamakkudi, nestled in the backwaters of Ernakulam, Kerala, is a hidden gem of natural beauty and rural charm. This tranquil village, made up of a cluster of small islands, is located just a short distance from the bustling city of Kochi, yet feels like a world away. Surrounded by lush green paddy fields, coconut palms, and shimmering water channels, Kadamakkudi offers visitors a peaceful retreat into the heart of Kerala’s backwater life.
The village is especially enchanting during sunrise and sunset, when the sky reflects on the water and traditional country boats glide past silently. Life here moves at a gentle pace, with local residents engaged in farming and fishing. The interconnected islets are accessible by narrow bridges and country boats, making every journey through Kadamakkudi an experience of calm and simplicity.
Kadamakkudi is also gaining popularity among photographers, bird watchers, and eco-tourists for its unspoiled natural beauty and biodiversity. Whether you’re taking a cycling tour, capturing scenic landscapes, or simply enjoying the cool breeze by the water, Kadamakkudi invites you to slow down and soak in the quiet magic of Kerala’s countryside.
🛣️ How to Reach
By Road: Varappuzha SNDP Junction is the nearest prominent landmark when traveling by road,Kadamakkudi is about 4–5 km away
By Rail: The nearest railway station is Ernakulam North (Ernakulam Town), approximately 13 km from Kadamakkudi.
By Water (Boat/Ferry) Ferry/boat from Ernakulam Jetty to Pizhala, then onward to Kadamakkudy via local ferry
🕒 Best Time to Visit
-> Early morning (≈6:00–8:00 AM) for birdwatching and sunrise.
-> Late afternoon to evening (≈5:00–6:30 PM) for gorgeous sunsets
🌿 Things to Do
-> Boating/ferry rides across interlinked islets.
-> Cycle and walk through paddy fields and along canals
-> Enjoy toddy and local seafood at small taps (suggest Booking through locals, open from ~11 AM)
📌 Contact Details
📞 Phone: +91‑98479 31669 / +91‑85478 85667
📍 Address:Kadamakkudy Islands Tourism Centre 217/12, Pizhala, Kadamakkudy, Kochi, Ernakulam district, Kerala, India
