Ananthapura Lake Temple, Kasargod - Situated at Kumbala 12 Kms North East of Kasargod is the only lake temple in Kerala. Iit is considered the moolsthanam, original seat, of Anantha Padmanabha (Padmanabhaswamy Temple) of Thiruvananthapuram. This uniquely built temple is situated in the centre of the Ananthapura Lake, on a remote rocky hill in a calm isolated region and it is also the home of a venerable crocodile which is a popular attraction. The shrine is encircled by a chuttambalam (an enclosed verandah running around the building), its walls are adorned by murals and there is a cave within that takes you to a small pond where the water level remains steady regardless of climatic changes

Bekal Fort, Kasargod - Located 16 km south of Kasargod, Bekal Fort is the best preserved fort in the state. The fort, a circular imposing structure rising 130 ft. above sea level, stands on a 35 acre headland that runs into the Arabian sea.  This fort is more than 300 years old and is believed to have been built in the 1650's by Sivappa Naik of the Ikkeri dynasty. Some also believe that it was originally built by Kolathiri Rajas and later captured by Sivappa Naik. The zigzag entrance and the trenches around the fort show the defense strategy connected with the fort. Just outside the fort is a mosque built by Tippu Sultan of Mysore and also nearby is the Bekal Beach.

Hosdurg Fort, Kasargod - The Hosdurg fort with its round bastions, looks imposing from a distance, and was built by Somashekara Nayaka of Keladi Nayaka dynasty of Ikkeri built the fort. Several public offices are located within its premises. There is a famous temple attached to the fort which is known as Karpooreshwara temple. This place is renowned for its chain of forts built by Somashekara Nayak and also for the Nithyanandashram, an internationally recognised spiritual centre. The fort is a major attraction for tourist.

Chandragiri Fort, Kasargod - Located 3 km southeast of Kasargod , and sprawled on the banks of the Chandragiri river is this majestic 17 century fort. The fort has an eventful history to relate. A couple of centuries ago, the river Chandragiri was considered the border of two powerful kingdoms - Kolathunadu and Thulunadu. Today it is a protected monument under the State Archaeology Department. Chandragiri Fort offers a breathtaking view of the river and the Arabian Sea.

Kammatam Kavu, Kasargod - Kammatam Kavu is an evergreen forest situated near Kasargod town. A perennial stream flowing through the 50-60 acres of this forest adds tranquility to this place. This Kavu is a center of worship and is connected with Kammatam Bhagavathi Temple.