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The India Beaches

I really hope you like my collection of India beaches. For comments, suggestions and additions please follow this link: 'contact us'. India has the most wonderfully diverse and interesting beaches in the world. On the west, the Arabian sea and the most famous state of Goa with it's slowly changing 'hippy reputation' and gorgeous sun kissed beaches. And then to the East and the Bay of Bengal which offers a huge variety of safe havens and perfect stretches of clean white sand.



This page has a list of all of the beaches in India (nearly) and it is still growing. If you think you may have found a pretty special beach that perhaps is not on this list then please let us all know!


Some further reading


Best Beaches in India

Follow the link above for my fantastic selection of some of the best beaches in India! Alternatively stay on this page and find the beach you are looking for!


Honeymoon Beaches in India

A selection of the greatest Indian Honeymoon beaches for you to choose from. All hand picked and certified to make your honeymoon absolutely perfect.



Travel to Goa

Goa - the infamous beach party venue of the world perhaps even coining the phrase 'Sun, Sea, Sand and... er - don't remember. Welcome to paradise - At least that's was one of my first impressions of stepping into this tiny slice of heaven!


And now for the India Beaches!



Arambol Beach

In the far north of Goa is the tiny village of Arambol which boast 16 km of pristine beach. The quiet village can be somewhat overun on Sundays but for the rest of the week Arambol provides a very quiet retreat.



Agonda Beach

Agonda is one of the nicest Indian Beaches and consists of a beautiful and usually fairly empty stretch of white sand and a couple of wooden shacks about 8 miles from the busy Palolem beach.



Anjuna

Known affectionately as 'freak capital of the world', Anjuna has been made famous by its gorgeous sandy beach and full tilt, full moon parties.



Baga Beach

Baga is a quiet fishing village with a flat sandy beach and quiet gentle sea perfect for swimming.



Chapora Beach

Chapora is a great place to just forget the world; the hurried pace of the urban life is easily forgotten and is replaced with strolling, fine dining, swimming and all the other things that involve O so little work.



Colva and Benaulim

Colva and Benaulim are two great India beaches destinations right next door to each other. Benaulim with its quiet little village and deserted beach and then Colva with its watersports, bars and parties.



Gokarna thumbnailGokarna

It is said that by simply entering Gokarna all of your sins are washed away. It certainly feels a little like that as you arrive at the secluded and deserted beaches.




Kovalam thumbnail Kovalam

The picturesque beaches at Kovalam offer the perfect balance of doing nothing and doing everything.




Morjim Beach
With no more than three cafes and then a huge expanse of untamed coast - if you're lucky you can walk for half an hour without seeing another soul on this stunning India beach.


Palolem Beach

The long, crescent shaped beach at Palolem is the perfect destination for relaxing and watching time go by but finely balanced with excellent parties and happy people.



Puri beach, thumbnailPuri

The magical atmosphere and striking sunsets at Puri beach have made this beach famous around the world. Puri is also surrounded by ancient temples making it the perfect destination for culture vultures.



Varkala beach thumbnailVarkala

Relaxation is the name of the game at this, perhaps the most picturesque of India beach in Kerala. Relax in one of the cliff top restaurants and reflect upon a stunning sunset.




Vagator Beach

Vagator beach has go to be one of the most interesting beach in Goa with loads of weird and wonderful things going on all the time.



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Choosing the right beach......

Everyone loves a good beach holiday but not everyone loves sitting around all day lazing getting a tan. This makes choosing a beach very important so I have laid out a few criteria to help you choose which is the best beaches in India, for you.

Relaxation

Have a good think about how you like to relax! Is it taking Yoga classes, meditation, doing nothing and reading a good book or do you prefer to do something a bit more active like sailing, paragliding, shopping or swimming?

Quiet or Busy

Would you prefer to get away from it all and relax on a deserted beach away from the droves or do you prefer to have people around to talk to and party with? This is one of the most important criteria when choosing a beach so take a good look at the guides for the beaches on offer and make an educated decision on the best beach for you.

Adventure and culture

If you are the sort of person who likes to immerse themselves in a country's culture and history, wildlife or something more active like trekking etc, India is a perfect destination for this as the culture is fascinating, scenery stunning and the colours striking.

Many people travel to India for adventure, trekking, flying, ballooning or simply exploring. If this is the case then a beach holiday is probably not what you are looking for but if it is, there are a few Indian beaches which offer great adventure opportunities. Again, take a good look at the beach guides, you are bound to find something you like.


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