Beypore is an ancient port town in Kozhikode District in the State of Kerala, India. Beypore Port is located on the south western coast of India, midway between the two major ports of Cochin & New Mangalore. Beypore was well known its crafting of huge wooden boats called ‘uru’. Boats built here were used on the sea routs to Arab countries. Beypore is the second biggest port in the state with respect to the annual cargo and passenger throughout next Cochin Port. The port handles an average of 1.25 lakh tons of cargo and 10000 passengers annually mainly to and from Lakshadweep Islands.

"Beautiful beach with clear waters, soft sand, and stunning views. Relaxing atmosphere, clean, and well-maintained.

The Kadalundi Bird Sanctuary lies in kadalundi grama panchayat of Kozhikode district and vallikunnu Grama Panchayat of Malappuram district in Kerala, India. Over a hundred species of native birds have been recorded in the sanctuary, including about 60 species of migratory birds which visit seasonally; these include terns, gulls, herons, sandpipers and cormorants. Notable species are whimbrels and brahminy kites. The sanctuary is well known for a wide variety of fish, mussels and crabs.[1] Some species of snakes, cobras, vipers and kraits also live here.

Beypore beach is an ideal beach destination for tourists as well as of historians. Located at the mouth of river Chaliyar about 10 kilometres away from Kozhikode town (Calicut) in Kerala, Beypore was a port of trade and maritime centre in the olden ages. This ancient port had witnessed much trade and transactions of the Arabian merchants from West Asia, Chinese travellers and later Europeans with the local dealers here. One of the major attractions of this place is the existence of the 1,500 years old tradition of shipbuilding industry.