Fort Kochi Beach's Biggest Cleanup Returns on March 28

Have you noticed that My Beloved Fort Kochi Beach has a waste problem? Well, it goes deeper than what you see on the sand. Waste from the Vembanad Lake, plastic packaging from nearby shops, fishing nets, thermocol, and water hyacinth - all of it washes ashore daily with the tides.

On March 28, 2026, Treasure Trash Hunt is coming to Fort Kochi Beach to do something about it. Trash Hunt is run by Captains, a youth-led volunteering organisation in Kerala.

Update:

Quick Details:

Location: Fort Kochi Beach📍
Timings: Activities (Like trash bag making, workshops) start from 11AM onwards on March 28th. Registration for Beach Clean up opens at 3PM. and The Clean Up will be from 3.30PM to 6PM

Queries: call +91 7025721225

March 28 is a Saturday. Gloves and bags provided. The beach, unfortunately, will provide the trash.

What Is Trash Hunt?

The format is simple but effective: volunteers get gloves, garbage bags, and a timed mission to collect as much non-biodegradable waste as possible. The waste gets weighed and recorded. Surprise reward coupons are handed out during the cleanup. And the whole thing wraps up with a celebration ceremony.

This edition is being called a "Beach Volunteering Festival." Beyond the cleanup itself, the plan includes structured volunteering arenas, community engagement zones, and a formal closing ceremony.

You can join as an individual or represent your school, college, or organisation.

Will One Day Of Volunteering Make A Change?

Yes. Volunteer-led cleanups aren't a permanent fix. But they do two things that other type of drives often don't: they get young people to actually care about the beach, and they generate public pressure that makes it harder for authorities to ignore the problem.

How to Join

If you want to volunteer, register, or bring your institution on board, reach out to Captains Social Foundation at [email protected] or just call +91 7025721225.

Location: Fort Kochi Beach📍
Timings: Activities (Like trash bag making, workshops) start from 11AM onwards on March 28th. Registration for Beach Clean up opens at 3PM. and The Clean Up will be from 3.30PM to 6PM

Queries: call +91 7025721225

March 28 is a Saturday. Gloves and bags provided. The beach, unfortunately, will provide the trash.

For more details read below link:

Trash Hunt: The Largest Beach CleanUp Drive in Fort Kochi

The fourth edition of Trash Hunt – The Largest Beach Cleanup Drive in Fort Kochi is being organised by Captains Social Foundation in collaboration with Duravit India on March 28, 2026, as part of Good Deeds Day. JOIN NOW March 28, 2026 Trash Hunt is a flagship initiative of Captains Social

Captains NGOAfsal Mohammed B

If you love Beaches, You may also like

Beaches Around Fort Kochi That Most Travellers Never Find

Fort Kochi has a beach everyone visits. But not faraway, there are shores with 500 years of stories and almost no tourists. From a beach that once held Portuguese cannons to a fishing village where nothing has changed in a century Kochi’s best beaches aren’t the ones on the map.

cats of kochiAroo