Beaches in India
Are you ready to indulge in some really exciting adventure sports, to witness a seaside culture, to feast your eyes on scenic beauty and to relish toothsome cuisines? What a heady combination! If you though that Goa was the only beach destination in India, you need exploration. Not only Goa, but states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Orissa, Maharashtra and Gujarat also feature some of India’s most pristine beaches. It would really be interesting as you find out why these beaches demand exploration. It could be anything; history, culture, heritage and fun. Or an intoxicating mix of it all! Plan your beach holidays in India right away!

Goa Beaches
The Goa coastline features around 40 exotic beaches. Some of them you might have heard of while there are some, which are still untouched by time. Geographically divided into North Goa and South Goa beaches, these beach destinations invite hundreds of thousands of travelers every year. Popular Goan beaches include Anujuna, Baga, Colva, Bogmalo, Clangute, Dona Paula, Majorda, Vagator, Candolim etc.

Kerala Beaches
The southern Indian state of Kerala features a coastline of around 575 km. When you visit a beach in Kerala, it’s not going to be the same ‘beachy’ experience. It’s an experience, which is incredible! Savour a range of deliciously cooked seafood and enjoy a cool sip of coconut water. Most frequented beaches in Kerala are Kovalam, Kumarakom, Alappuzha, Kochi, Marari and Varkala.

Tamil Nadu Beaches
Where’s the world’s second largest beach located? Yes, Tamil Nadu has the distinction of having the much popular Marina Beach, the second largest in the world. One important aspect of the Tamil Nadu beaches is that they have some religious associations in some way or the other. Do not miss famous Tamil Nadu beaches including Mahabalipuram, Kanyakumari, Rameshwaram, Covelong and Elliot’s among others.

Orissa Beaches
Hardly do many people know that the state of Orissa also features a string of pristine beaches. The Orissan coastline (along the Bay of Bengal) measures around 480 km. While in Orissa, travelers can also combine their beach holidays with sightseeing tours. The state of Orissa features beaches like Puri, Baleshwar, Balighai, Chandipur, Gopalpur on sea and Konark.

Karnataka Beaches
The state of Karnataka in southern India has a coastline extending over 320 km. Karnataka has beaches that are still untouched by time. Those who are planning to spend some quality time with their near and dear ones in complete solitude; these beaches can provide a perfect option. Travellers can plan to spend their beach holidays at Malpe, Bhatkal, Marvanthe, Karwar, and Mangalore etc.

Even states like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat offer some pristine beaches. So, you need not worry about the range of options available. Whether it is about your accommodation, sightseeing tours or adventure sports options; you will really have the time of your life.