India holds inside innumerable natural and cultural wealth. From the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to the southern beaches generously sunlit – everything here is worth exploring by inquisitive tourists. Inspired by tradition, architectural masterpieces, breathtaking landscapes and colorful holidays will allow you to plunge into the unique world of this country. And its coast will give tourists a carefree vacation and a lot of pleasant memories. Be convinced of it, having looked through our rating of beaches of India.
If you come to the Andamans, you are unlikely to miss a landmark like Radhanagar Beach. Time magazine ranked him as one of the best in Asia. Fairytale beauty, impeccable cleanliness and pleasant tranquility are the indisputable advantages of this beach.
Varkala is a beach in the resort village of the same name, 40 km from Trivandram, on the northern coast of Kerala. The best time for a beach holiday in Varkala is the period from October to March, when hot dry weather with short night rainfall sets in. You can get to Varkala from Delhi or Trivandram by bus, train, taxi or rented car.
Forbes magazine considers this beach one of the 10 best in the world and the best in Goa. Palolem is popular with both tourists and locals. Palolem is a party place, so it is categorically not suitable for a relaxed and relaxing holiday.
Kovalam is a small resort village on the south coast of the Indian state of Kerala. A long wide beach stretches along the fishing villages, restaurants, shops, Ayurvedic clinics, hotels with their own beach areas, lush thickets. You can get to Kovalam by bus, rickshaw or rented car from Trivandram.
Agonda is a beach in southern Goa, 3 kilometer long, located on the territory of an Agonda Village. This is the cosiest resort in the area, famous among those who prefer secluded rest.
Candolim is a beach in 14km from Panaji, the capital of Goa, located near famous Calangute beach. This is respectable and quite resort for those who love peaceful recreation.
Muzhappilangad – a beach in the village of the same name on the northern coast of Kerala. 5.5 km long beach is one of the six best beaches in the world in the "drive-in" category – beaches that are allowed to drive by car. From the highway to the beach there is a long winding road between palm groves. According to local laws, a car can drive along the beach for 4 km.
Bekal – a beach on the territory of the village of the same name on the northern coast of Kerala. It is an ideal place for picnics and a relaxing holiday.
Arambol is a remote resort in North Goa, located on the territory of Arambol Village.
Anjuna is a central beach in North Goa, located on the territory of an Anjuna Village, 8 km from Mapusa. This is the noisy and funny resort which is never sleeps.
Colva is a crowded resort located on the territory of a picturesque fishing village. The beach has all the necessary infrastructure for a comfortable and unforgettable holiday.
Wandoor – one of the popular beaches of Bengal is located on the island of South Andaman, at a distance of about 25 km from Port Blair. The beach area is part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. From here, small vessels depart for charter flights to neighboring islands. On the pier you can have a bite to eat in one of the seaside restaurants.
Baga is the most famous resort in North Goa. There are a lot pf nightclubs, discos and other places. The resort is popular among tourists all over the world and locals.
Ashwem is a quite beach in North Goa, located between Mandrem and Morjim. Is good for a secluded holiday in the circle of loved ones.
Vagator is a popular beach of North Goa, located in 2 km from Anjuna.