Beaches in India – The Top Three Beaches That You Should Visit
Peninsular India has a vast coastline with pristine beaches and many of them offer their visitors various delights like the huge sandy beaches of Tamil Nadu, the rocky beaches of Karnataka, the beautiful beaches with the swaying coconut palms of Kerala and the white sandy beaches of Goa.
Here are three beautiful must-see beaches in India:
Though the beaches of Goa rule the roost among tourists, there are many other beautiful beaches like the Marina, the second largest sandy beach in the world, the popular Juhu beach and the beautiful Kovalam beach.
Juhu Beach
The Juhu beach, that faces the Arabian Sea in Mumbai, is one of the best in Indian beaches when it comes to family fun; there are plenty of options and attractions for the whole family to spend an entire day or a weekend in the resorts.
There are shops that sell street food, and shops with options for fun and games, water sports and even horse riding, and these help in keeping the whole family engaged, whatever the age of the people might be.
The Juhu beach offers quiet solitude on weekdays and comes alive in the weekends with horse riding, water sports, eateries and street vendors selling souvenirs. There are also luxury apartments and hotels dotted around the beach for your stay, granting easy access to the beach.
Marina Beach
The Marina beach on the Bay of Bengal is one of the longest and most beautiful beaches in India. It stretches to an incredible 12 kilometers; it offers every possible attraction under the sun. It can get a little crowded on the weekends as the entire city flocks to its beaches to cool down; there are plenty of attractions on offer, though swimming is a little dangerous due to the strong currents.
There are beautifully constructed and well maintained buildings dotting the beachfront, like the famous Madras University and the Police Headquarters, dating from the days of the British Raj.
Kovalam Beach
The Kovalam beach in Kerala, though tiny when compared to the Marina, is equally attractive to tourists and visitors and ranks amongst the most popular Indian beaches. It slopes steeply towards the sea, and so is flanked by swaying coconut palm trees on one side and the gentle Arabian Sea on the other; and as it is set in a naturally curved area, it is aesthetically pleasing to the eye.
There is a resort adjacent to the beach, offering unforgettable views during sunsets. The usual water sports and leisure activities are available, though most visitors are content with just feasting their eyes on this beautiful beach.
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