Butler Bay Beach

Butler Bay Beach is one of India's best surf beaches with crystal clear coastal waters. Water sports enthusiasts from all over the world flock here to ride on steep ridges and at the same time admire the golden sand.

Beach description

The waves at Butler Bay Beach are quite impressive, therefore it is recommended to swim here only for experienced athletes – due to strong currents there is a risk of being washed away into the open ocean, especially during high tide.

Another of the activities available on the beach is snorkeling. They are best suited for low tide. If you are an avid photographer with an underwater lens, you will not find the best places for photography. Unfortunately, the beach is unsuitable for sunbathing due to the abundance of sand flies. But no one will stop you from making a voyage in the nearby water environs by boat or taking a walk to a waterfall not far from the beach. During the tourist season, you can rent elephants and ride them.

Tourists arriving at Butler Bay Beach do not need to rack their brains over the accommodation – they are provided with cozy cottages and huts. But you don’t have to get bored in these unpretentious hotels for a long time, travelers are invited to take an exciting trekking tour through the jungle. Guests have the opportunity to visit the oil palm plantation and the palm oil factory. You can get to Butler Bay Beach from Chennai, Calcutta or Visakhapatnam by land or by boat.

When is it better to go

The best time to spend holidays on the beaches of India – is from November to March. These months have less rainfall, humidity is 60 - 70%, and the water temperature in the Indian Ocean is +29 degrees. There are many vacationers throughout the year. A massive flow of tourists begins in mid-autumn and lasts until the end of winter

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