Nestled in the serene landscape of Muchukunnu, just a short drive from the coastal town of Koyilandy, this thriving aquaculture farm has become a local hub for premium freshwater and brackish water delicacies. Specializing in high-quality yields, the farm is a primary source for the prized Karimeen (Pearl Spot), Vannamei Shrimp and the sought-after Poomeen (Milkfish), both raised in optimal conditions to ensure peak freshness and taste.

Whether you are a local resident looking for the freshest catch or a seafood enthusiast seeking authentic Kerala flavors, this farm offers an unparalleled farm-to-table experience. The commitment to sustainable farming practices ensures that every product meets the highest standards of quality while preserving the natural ecosystem of the region.

The farm employs traditional knowledge passed down through generations, combined with modern aquaculture techniques, creating a unique blend that produces superior quality fish. Visitors can witness the entire process — from the nurturing of juvenile fish to the final harvest — making it an educational and enriching experience for all.

Akala Fresh Eco, established in the AKALA FRESH Farm, is rapidly evolving into a premier destination for eco-tourism enthusiasts. Beyond its reputation for quality aquaculture, the farm draws numerous tourists eager to explore its unique fish and fishing-based museum.

This major attraction offers a fascinating glimpse into the past, showcasing a diverse collection of traditional equipment and tools used for fishing in the ancient era. While the farm currently serves as a vibrant eco-tourism spot, future plans include the development of additional visitor facilities and experiences.

Visitors can enjoy boat rides through the serene backwaters, explore the mangrove ecosystems, and witness firsthand the traditional fishing techniques that have been practiced in this region for centuries. The farm's location alongside the tranquil river system offers breathtaking views of Kerala's natural beauty.

The museum, a centerpiece of the eco-tourism offering, houses an impressive collection of ancient fishing implements, nets, traps, and vessels — artifacts that tell the story of Kerala's rich maritime heritage and the communities that built their lives around these waterways.