India confined from three sides by sea, boasts of a long coastline measuring over 6,700 km presenting the Arabian Sea to the west, the Bay of Bengal to the east and the Indian Ocean to the south. The coastline of India is home to some of the finest beaches in the world. The Indian beaches have become the most preferred destination of numerous holidaymakers, who have begun to realize the numerous beach activities that the Indian beaches can offer at one time with their amazing surroundings. The exclusive atmosphere, the pampering facilities and the level of development has made every beach in India a welcome break from the other.

Come to India and discover the magnificent Beaches in India running over the vast coastline of Indian Peninsula. Comb the most appealing Indian Beaches extended across the shoreline of the states like - Goa, Kerala, Lakshadweep and Andaman & Nicobar. Besides, the Indian states of Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa and West Bengal also presents some very exotic beach destinations for a relaxing holiday. Travel to the most favourite beach destination in India and make you tour to India an unforgettable experience. The secluded and tranquil Beaches in India offer some very special moments to all types of tourists coming from all the corners of the world. Be it for a romantic honeymoon, a perfect holiday, an ideal vacation or to satisfy your adventurous urge through water sports, the beaches of India will always satisfy you.

Goa Beaches
Calangute Beach
The beautiful beach of Calangute is located in the northern end, which extends to 5 km stretch that starts at Fort Aguada and includes Sinquerim, Candolim, then Calangute and Baga.

Colva Beach
Similarly, the amazing beach of Colva is located in the centre of the 20 km southern stretch. The longest beach in Goa, Colva starts from Velsao and ends at Mobor, embracing several village names along the way.

Baga Beach
The Baga beach in Goa is more of a fishing beach. It is another beautiful beach in Goa that is tranquil and peaceful place to recline. If you want to be away from the hustle-bustle found on the other beaches, then Baga beach comes as a welcome respite. Apart from being less crowded, Baga beach is extremely beautiful.

Anjuna Beach
The favourite haunt of the hippies since the 1960s, Anjuna beach is one of the most visited beaches in Goa. Anjuna beach is generally too crowded but still manages to maintain its charm & beauty. Wide expanse of sands studded by colourful beach umbrellas meet the eyes of the visitors, while landing at Anjuna beach in Goa.

The Kerala Beaches
Papanasam Beach (Varkala)
Papanasam, meaning 'that which destroy sins', is a sacred beach in the state of Kerala. A tranquil and secluded stretch of sand, the Papanasam Beach in Varkala Kerala is famous for its mineral springs and rocky cliffs. The 2000 year old Sree Janardhana Swamy temple and the Nature Care Centre are the two main attractions near the beach.
Kovalam Beach
Located 16 km south of Thiruvananthapuram (Trivandrum) city, Kovalam is a world-famous beach resort, which has been a favourite beach destination for tourists since 1930s. The lovely coconut palms fringing the golden sands captivates numerous travellers from all over. The palm-fringed bays of Kovalam in secluded coconut groves, promise a relaxed stay. Foreigners pour into the Ayurvedic parlors, yoga and meditation centers, that have sprung up all over the place.

Alleppey Beach
Alleppey Beach is a long spectacular beach with thick palm groves, that are very unique to Kerala’s landscape. To provide much enjoyment to the visitors there is a Vijaya Beach Park and an old lighthouse nearby. The Vijaya beach park consist of picnic spot with children's park & boating facilities. Blessed with nature's abundant green beauties such as lagoons, vast lakes and several fresh water rivers, Alleppey is a natural wonderland of Kerala.

The Maharashtra Beaches
Chowpatty Beach
Chowpatty beach is in the heart of Mumbai. Though the beaches remain empty throughout the day, it becomes a hub of several activities in the evenings. On this beach the most famous are the Kiosks. These stalls sell all kinds of local Maharashtrian snacks like - Chatt & Tikki and also the most unforgettable and famous Bhelpuri. Apart from the food, this place is full of life with people from all walks of life taking a stroll on the beach.

Juhu Beach
Juhu is one of the largest and frequently visited tourist beaches of India on the shores of Arabian Sea. One of the prime and posh localities of Mumbai is also situated along this sea coast. This place houses the bungalows of famous Bollywood personalities. Luxury hotels and apartments line the southern end of Juhu Beach, which are a favourite haunt of Mumbai's movers and shakers. It's no place for a swim or a sunbathe, but on weekends and weekday afternoons there are horse and donkey rides, dancing monkeys, acrobats, cricket matches, toy sellers and every other type of Indian beach entertainment.

Velneshwar Beach
170 km from Ratnagiri is the village of Velneshwar. It's adjoining beach is clean and natural and is lined with coconut trees. Swimming and other water sports are possible there as the beach is free from rocks. There is an old Shiva temple near Velneshwar which is frequently visited by pilgrims.

The Andhra Pradesh Beaches
Vodarevu Beach
Located 6 km away from Chirala in the Prakasam district of Andhra Pradesh is the Vodarevu Beach. Vodarevu beach is an ideal hideout to spend a quite and nice weekend. It is a beautiful tranquil beach with a regular inflow of tourists. This is a nice gateway from the busy lifestyle of the city.

Bheemunipatnam
The 25 krn expanse of road literally kissing the seacoast from Visakhapatnam to Bheemunipatnam is simply mind-blowing. This place has numerous attractions from the 17th century. The major one you should not miss are - the Dutch settlement, ruined fort, armoury and the oldest Dutch cemetery.

Ramakrishna Beach
Ramakrishna Beach derived its name from a temple of lord Rama and Krishna. This beach is very popular with all types of tourists, who come here to unwind and enjoy with their families. On a full moon night the entire atmosphere of the beach and endless sea transforms into a silver sheen and is a sight to see and admire.

The Karnataka Beaches
Devbagh Beach
A visit to the Devbagh beach is worthwhile. This beach is very popular with the tourists and beach lovers. The embracing waves, palm-lined beaches, silvery sand, silent alleys, soft notes of birds and a glorious sunset, Devbagh has all the makings of a perfect and relaxing holiday.

Murudweshwar Beach
Murudweshwar Beach is a scenic place, situated about 16 km from Bhatkal in the state of Karnataka in South India. Surrounded by the azure sea and green hills, this place is a favourite haunt for the tourists. It is renowned for the majestic temple standing proudly on a hillock by the shore. There is a massive fort located behind the temple, said to have been renovated by Tipu. The place can be visited all the year round.

Marwanthe
This beautiful seashore town is bounded by the Arabian Sea on one side and the river Sauparnika against the picturesque Kodachadri Hills on the other. It is about 110 km north of Mangalore and is a perfect hideout for the holiday makers.