This one is for all the travelers and the so-called "Adventurous" people out there. Pack your bags and get ready because you are about to experience 5 of the best beaches in India in all their glory.
Gokarna, Karnataka
The term 'Gokarna' is made up of two names, gau meaning cow and Karna means earing. The purpose of such a word is related to its source of mythology as well as its geography. Gokarna is a small temple town in Northern Karnataka situated between the beautiful Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. It is surrounded by four of India's most sheltered beaches, namely the west-facing Kudle Beach and the Om Beach, Half Moon Beach, Paradise Beach, and Belekan beach all facing towards the south. The main beach is mostly visited by pilgrims and is widely known for surfing. The town also has a few other beaches, The main Gokarna Beach marks the coast of the town. Kudle and Om beach are located along a muddy hill located approximately 6 km away from Gokarna Town. Activities to try at Om beach are sunset watching, water sports, and hiking.
Palolem, Goa
Palolem is situated in the southern part of Goa and is acknowledged as the most scenic beach of Goa. It also contains Butterfly Beach and Agonda Beach. The Butterfly beach is one of the must-see spots in Palolem whereas Agonda has a great overall review of sunbathing and swimming. This beach is remembered for its picturesque real beauty and incredible party vibes. Hence, you don't need much time to examine all the wonderful locations that the beach has to give. An unspoiled bay with an approximate width of 1.61 km, tourists can view the whole beach in one view. The currents are not that fast which makes it ideal for average swimmers. You can take out numerous actions such as water sports, dolphin tours, yoga classes, Ayurvedic massage, and many more. Palolem beach is a secure spot to tour and step over day and night. This beach delivers a remarkable adventure
Tarkarli, Maharashtra
This beach, situated in the Sindhudurg district in Maharashtra, has a reputation for having one of the most beautiful coral reefs on the Indian mainland. Tarkarli Beach has been recently acknowledged as the Queen Beach of the Konkan Region. A massive number of tourists visit this beach to enjoy the water sports activities. These activities are being conducted as per the International Standards of Safety and under professional surveillance. This beach is popular because of its translucent clear water. For all the "enthusiasts" out there, Scuba Diving is an available option as the shallow water makes it safe. With all the instructors and safety equipment, you can rest assured that you are in safe hands. You must taste the great Malvani food like the variety of fish items, 'kombadi-vada', during your stay at tarkari beach. It's a mixture of peace and fun.
Fun Fact: Tarkarli has an International Scuba Diving and Training Center
Radha Nagar Beach, Havelock Island
Radha Nagar Beach is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and is one of the most sought-after beaches in India. TIME Magazine once named it "Asia's Best Beach". It is a vastly beautiful beach of Havelock Island of Andaman. The beaches there have Shimmering Blue waters, lovely cottages and huts, soften sands, and fascinating water sports.
Commonly referred to as Beach No. 7, Radha Nagar Beach is arguably the best beach in India. The spectacular sunsets, awe-inspiring sunrises the fact that it is rarely congested despite the huge population in Andaman keeps the tourists craving for it. Nature lovers, photographers, and peaceful holiday lovers should take a trip here. You might want to visit this beach in the early mornings as you get time to witness the beach in its truest and most undisturbed form. TIME Magazine has also listed this beach in its top 10 best beaches in the world.
Kovalam Kerala
Kovalam is made of two bays - Hawa (a.k.a. Eve's Beach) and Lighthouse. It is at a distance of 16 km from the capital city of Thiruvanthapuram. It has palm grooves lined along white sandy beaches. Visited often by fishermen who depend on the sea for their living. The beach contains a string of budget shelters, Ayurvedic health resorts, and massage centres convention facilities, shopping zones, swimming pools, Yoga, etc. It is world-renowned as the most developed beach in Kerala and has three adjoined arcshaped beaches. A generally loved tourist spot since the 1930s, one can enjoy sunbathing, swimming, herbal body toning massages, special cultural programs, and a whole lot more. Numerous families have appreciated wonderful picnics on these clean beaches. It's a hub for cultural activities.
Accommodation services include five-star hotels as well as budget hotels. The cuisines available at restaurants and cafeterias range from Continental specialties to South Indian delicacies
Hope its guide proves useful for you.
Have a beautiful day!