The famous beaches in India are located in the states of Goa, Diu, Daman, Gujarat Maharashtra, Kerala, Tamilnadu, Andaman, Lakshadweep, and Orissa.
Beaches of Goa
The Goan coast runs almost uninterrupted in a straight line and faces the Arabian Sea. The edging of sandy beaches is broken by the spill of the seven rivers into the sea, and by rocky outcrops that demarcate one beach from another. Their discovery, if it can be called so-since they have always existed here-began with the hippies in the sixties. Here these Flower Children escaped from the world as they paid their homage to the Beatles, marijuana, and loneliness in equal measure. The hippies have since long gone, absorbed into the corporate world, a Woodstock generation who came back home for dinner, but in Goa their passage has carved a niche in its social history. Certainly, the flea market on the beaches of Anjuna is part of a chain they started that has lasted the passing of time.
Beaches of Diu-Daman
A palm-fringed, largely deserted and secluded beach, Nagoa is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in India.
Beaches of Gujrat
Idyllic beaches with graceful palm trees that sway in tune with the ever-changing sea winds. Sands which vary in texture and range in color from golden to gray to silver. Beaches where foam topped surf breakers come thundering in. Beaches to which dusky fishermen and fishing smacks lend a storybook aura. Beaches with glorious, magnificent sunsets. All these�and more�are part of the rich coastal legacy of Gujarat.
Beaches of Karnataka
Ullal, Suratkal and Malpe are the lovely spots for those seeking holiday by the sea.
Beaches of Kerala
Kerala coastal area is 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. Major beaches in Kerala are Kovalam Beach, Varkala Beach, Thanagasseri Beach, Cheria Beach and
Beaches of Tamil Nadu
More famous as the temple state of Southern India and hub of Dravidian culture, Tamil Nadu is also home of many beaches, exotic and beautiful. Major beaches of Tamil Nadu are Pulicat, Chennai, Dakhinachitra, Muttukkadu, Mammallapuram, Velankanni, Kodikkarai and Rameswaram.
Beaches of Orissa
For untold centuries, the powerful triads of the sun, the sea and the sand have pooled their resources to present spectacular effects and memorable experiences to a cross section of people from all corners of the globe. Everyday and night, a select band of modern-day travelers are presented with an appealing variety of magnificent age-old gifts all along the coastline of Orissa. Today, the beaches of Orissa with their soft white sands fringed by surging sea water that constantly changes colors and a sky with breathtaking sunsets continue to lay claim to being among the best in the world.
Between
them, the beaches at Puri, Konark, Gopalpur-on-Sea and Chandipur form a timeless heritage which continues to share and gift its innumerable bounties to all who care to visit the shoreline of Orissa. Between them, the sun, the sea, the sands, and the moonlight continue to weave a web of sheer beauty, transforming the beaches of Orissa into perfect destinations. anytime, anywhere, for everyone.
Beaches of Maharashtra
The most popular and famous beaches and forts in Maharashtra are Marve - Manori - GOrai, Bassein, Dahanu Bordi, Murud Janjira, Mandwa Kihim, Shriwardhan Harihareshwar, Valneshwar and Ganpatipule.
Beaches of Andaman
If there is one
place on earth that can offer beaches that are truly pristine , they are here. in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. In fact, it will change the very way you define pristine for all times to come!
A love affair
with the Andaman isles is not really uncommon for those who have stumbled across them. whether accidentally or purposefully. Of course, you could get infatuated with them for very different reasons. ranging from your love of the sun, sand and sea in all its virginal glory to the spine-tingling noises right out of a hoodoo ritual as practiced by the local tribes. Whatever may be your specific preference, the isles can satiate both varieties. though your return back to civilization is by no means guaranteed if you prefer encounters of the second kind!
Beaches of Lakshadweep
Lakshadweep is a Union Territory of India, and it is a group of 36 islands located in the Arabian Sea, 300 km off Kerala. Andort, Amini, Agatti, Bitra, Chetlat, Kadamat, Kalpeni, Kavaratti and Minicoy are inhabited islands and are well known tourism spots.
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