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Book flights from Jeddah to Kozhikode to swap the beaches of the Red Sea for the Keralan coast and a taste of life in India’s stunning south-west region.
Kozhikode Beach is the perfect place to sit back and relax during your trip to the city. There are also beautiful parks at the Mananchira garden and lake complex.
Culture lovers aren’t left behind either, with stunning exhibits at Pazhassiraja Archaeological Museum to discover.
JED to CCJ: flight facts
Time difference +2.5 hours
Kozhikode is two hours, 30 minutes ahead of Jeddah throughout the year and observes India Standard Time.
Flight distance 2,689 miles
The shortest flights from Jeddah (JED) to Kozhikode (CCJ) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover 2,689 miles (4,328 kilometres).
Flying from Jeddah to Kozhikode: FAQs
What food is Kozhikode known for?
Many consider Kozhikode to be the food capital of Kerala. It’s a place with a mixture of unpretentious, cheap eateries, formal restaurants and street food stalls and trucks.
Specialities of the area include banana fritters, fish curries and dishes using the local mussels.
Is Kozhikode easy to get around?
Auto rickshaw rides are a quick, easy way to explore Kozhikode. Short journeys are very affordable. From the airport to the centre is around 16 miles.
Taxis are available, but make sure to agree a price before boarding. For a fuss-free onward journey, book an airport transfer with Etihad.
Top tips for Jeddah to Kozhikode
A day at the beach
Kozhikode’s Kappad Beach has a rich history, with Portuguese explorer Vasco da Gama first coming ashore here in the late 15th century.
With views reminiscent of Silver Sands Beach in Jeddah, visitors will find a picturesque landscape dotted with rocks and small hills. There’s also several shacks stocked with local delicacies and delicious teas to be enjoyed.
Get a taste of Kerala
As a historic trading city, Kozhikode’s culinary offering reflects a broad range of international and trading influences. Explore the city’s restaurants and engage in a hunt for the perfect biryani – you’ll find lots of variations to enjoy.
Banana fritters, fish dishes and sweet halwa are also local delicacies to try – and you won’t fail to find Sulaimani black tea, the drink of choice for many people in the city.