WILD LIFE IN INDIA

BEACHES IN INDIA

BEACHES OF GOA

For most of the people heading towards Goa, it is one long beach. Goa is a state though a small one and there are a large number of beaches, many towns and a good network of roads. It is a state of seven rivers and their estuaries, there are hills with lush green vegetation, Goa has a total coastline of 125 km and that makes people believe that it is a long big beach. Beaches of Goa are much ahead of other beaches in India in terms of popularity and the facilities that are available here. The beaches here have been accepted as a matter of life, there are exotic cuisine backing the pleasure of have on sun and sand, and water sports facilities that include from water scooters to water gliding. To add on you can shake your legs for some time with a glass of fenny and beer, engage in shopping on the beachside, or have midnight bonfire on the beach. There are some more aspects of Goa beaches that attract tourists every year. Whatsoever times you have visited these beaches they tend to change their look and get new designs every new season. These beaches refurbish themselves every new season and enhance the excitement of visitors who are never tired of appreciating Goa. Out of 125 km of coastline the beaches of Goa cover not less than 83 km and there is one for you also waiting to be explored. Come and find it!

BEACHES OF GOA: Anjuna Beach, Arambol Beach, Agonda Beach, Aguada Beach, Baga Beach, Benaulim Beach, Bogmalo Beach, Calangute Beach, Cavelossim Beach, Colva Beach, Dona Paula Beach, Majorda Beach, Miramar Beach, Palolem Beach, Vagator and Chopra Beaches

BEACHES OF KERALA

Kerala coastal areas are made up of the river deltas, backwaters and the shore of the Arabian Sea. It has a 600-km long shoreline dotted with the finest coconut groves and charming beaches of India. Most of India’s finest beaches are in Kerala. Virtually for its entire 900 km length the Kerala coast is lined with sandy beaches, rocky promontories and coconut palms. The palm-lined beaches of Kerala are renowned for the gentle surf and azure blue waters. To this add a delectable seafood cuisine, a smiling sun and friendly people to make an unforgettable holiday. Each year greater numbers of visitors arrive here in search of the tranquil, palm fringed beaches.

BEACHES OF KERALA: Alappuzha Beach, Bekal Beach, Beypore Beach, Cheria Beach, Dharmadam Island Beach, Ezhimala Beach, Fort Kochi Beach, Kappad Beach, Kappil Beach, Kovalam Beach, Marari Beach, Padinharekara Beach, Pallikere Beach, Shanghumukham Beach, Somatheeram Beach, Tanur Beach, Thanagasseri Beach, Thirumullahvaram Beach, Vallikunnu Beach, Varkala Beach

BEACHES OF TAMILNADU

The beaches of Tamil Nadu, the southern most state of India have got a charm of their own, a must visit state and is the second longest beach in the world, the Marina Beach. Do not miss the fantastic joyride along vast stretches of sand lashed by the Bay of Bengal. Once the place of relaxation and sun bathing, Elliot's Beach is now a favorite shooting location for Tamil movies in Chennai. Your beach vacation in Southern India won’t be complete without visiting the beaches of Tamil Nadu; India's last coastal destination for rides on motorized boat or wind surfing.

BEACHES OF TAMILNADU: Chennai Beach, Covelong Beach, Dakhinachitra Beach, Kaniyakumari Beach, Kodikkarai Beach, Kurusadai Island Beach, Marina Beach, Mammallapuram Beach, Mandapam Beach, Muttukkadu Beach, Nagore Beach, Pulicat Beach, Poompuhar Beach, Rameshwaram Beach, Sadurangapatinam Beach, Tharangambadi Beach, Themeparks Beach, Triuchendur Beach, Tuticorin Beach, Vattakotai Beach, Velankanni Beach

BEACHES OF MAHARASTRA

Maharashtra is another coastal state of India with a good number of seaside resorts and beach resorts. One of the major features of the beaches of Maharashtra is that they have essentially safe waters, making them the perfectly ideal family beach sites. If one has a special interest in forts and their relevant history, check out the costal fort sites of Maharashtra, the perfect place to start on an enlightening heritage tour.

BEACHES OF MAHARASTRA: Bassein Beach, Dahanu Bordi Beaches, Ganapatipule Beach, Harnai Beach, Juhu Beach, Madh Island Beach, Mandwa & Kihim Beach, Marine Drive, Marve, Manori and Gorai, Murud Janeiro Beach, Shriwardhan Harihareshwar Beach, Tarkali Beach, Velneshwar Beach, Vijaydurg and Sindhudurg Beaches, Vengurla-Malvan Beach,

BEACHES OF ORISSA

Not only does the bracing and invigorating climate of Orissa add freshness to the soul, its beaches too add a slice of serenity in environs that are conducive to introspection and conviviality. Orissa has such beaches where the waves speak volumes. One can spend hours soaking in the sun, surfing or just frolicking in the lovely blue waters.

BEACHES OF ORISSA: Balighai Beach, Chandipur Beach, Gopalpur-on-Sea, Konark Beach, Paradeep Beach, Puri Beach, Talasari Beach

BEACHES OF KARNATAKA

The coastline of Karnataka throws open to the visitors a picture perfect world of fascinating palm-fringed beaches. The 320-kms long coastlines offer a perfect excuse for those who are looking for a break from their busy work schedule. The scenery and unspoilt charm of the beach areas make Karnataka beaches a must visit beach holiday destinations.

BEACHES OF KARNATAKA: Bhatkal Beach, Karwar Beach, Malpe Beach, Maravanthe Beach, Murudeshwar Beach,

BEACHES OF LAKSHADWEEP

The spell bound expanse of emerald isles, Lakshadweep studded in the blue water of the Arabian Sea unfolds another world in itself. The panorama encompasses magnificent lagoons, sylvan seashores, miles of sun-drenched sand and the enchantment of swaying palms. All these harmonise to form a colourful kaleidoscope typical of an archipelago paradise. This charming isolated destination has only 10 of its islands inhabited. Of these five are open to tourists:

BEACHES OF LAKSHADWEEP: Agatti Beach, Bangaram Beach, Kadamat Beach, Kalpeni Beach, Kavaratti Beach, Minicoy Beach

BEACHES OF GUJARAT

Idyllic beaches with graceful palm trees, that sways in tune with the ever-changing sea winds. Sands that vary in texture and range in color from golden to gray to silver, beaches where foam topped surf breakers come thundering in and to which dusky fishermen and fishing smacks lend a storybook aura. There are beaches whereglorious, magnificent sunsets can be seen. All these—and many more—are part of the rich coastal legacy of Gujarat.

BEACHES OF GUJARAT: Ahmedpur Mandvi Beach, Beyt Dwarka Beach, Chorwad Beach, Madhavpur Beach, Gopnath Beach, Hazira and Tithal Beach, Kutch Mandavi Beach, Somnath Beach, Veraval Beach

BEACHES OF ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR

Andaman & Nicobar is the most unique Island state of India and its because of the geographic location that beaches and coastal areas of these islands are still untouched and unspoilt, making it an ideal beach holiday destination. Even if there aren't many beach resorts present on these tropical islands, still the climate and isolation has given these islands a prominence among the best tropical beach islands and a paradise of exquisite marine life.

BEACHES OF ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR: Beaches of Cinque Island, Beaches of Havelock and Neil Islands, Beaches of Port Blair, Corbyn’s Cove and Chirya Tapu, Harminder Bay Beach, Karmatang Beach, Radha Nagar Beach, Ramnagar Beach

BEACHES OF WEST BENGAL

The southern-most part of West Bengal is endowed with some of the most famous beaches on the Eastern coast of India. The beach town of Digha is famous all over for flat, hard Beaches. Digha beach is girdled with casuarina plantations along the coast, which adds to the charms of Digha. It is a five-hour drive from the main city and is connected by good roads.

BEACHES OF WEST BENGAL: Bakkhali Beach, Digha Beach, Frazerganj and Bankhali, Junput Beach, Sagardwip Beach, Shankarpur Beach