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Beaches of South India are known for their exotic
beauty. Know more about the South Indian beaches in this section of
South India beaches.South India Beaches Beaches of Karnataka  The
mesmerizing and enchanting world of gentle Arabian sea, swaying palm
trees, a number of silvery beaches, clear blue skies and huge
playful waves that splash you with waters and beautiful crimson
sunset marks the 320 km coastline of Karnataka that offers respite
from the strenuous urban life, peace and serenity.
Beaches of Tamil Nadu  Sporting
some of the finest beaches of South India, Tamil Nadu's capital
Chennai has a long seafront including the very popular 12-km stretch
of Marina beach. Rameshwaram, a major pilgrimage centre for Hindus,
is famous as the place where Lord Rama offered thanks to Lord Shiva
and its Ramnathaswami Temple is one of the most important temples in
southern India.
Pondicherry Beaches  Twenty
two kms south of Kannur, on the northern strip of coastal Kerala
lies this bewitching beach strip. From Calicut, you will find this
75kms north of the town, bordered by a luxuriant crop of tall palm
and dotted with numerous fishing hamlets.Lakshadweep Beaches Lakshadweep, located in the blue waters of the Arabian Sea, is a mesmerizing destination. The beaches of Lakshadweep present a spectacular sight that encompasses magnificent lagoons, sylvan sea shores, long stretch of sun drenched sand and the charm of swaying palms. Beaches of Andaman Nicobar  The
most popular Islands of this archipelago is Jolly Buoy Island in
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park that offers excellent underwater
views of coral and marine life and is an ideal place for snorkeling,
sea bathing and basking in the sun on the beach.Great seas and oceans cover Deccan India from three sides with Bay of Bengal at its east, Arabian Sea at its west and great Indian Ocean washing off its feet in the south. With such a long rugged coastline, it offers a number of memorable beaches that make one of the most favored tourist hotspots of India. The unspoiled beaches have been maintained in their own natural form, though some of the most luxurious resorts, food stalls and souvenir shops have sprung up on the sea front to cater to the needs of the tourists who come here fascinated by the blue waters and the skies to gaze at the mesmerizing sunsets and sunrises of the beaches and indulge in the beach activities of thrilling aquatic sports, swimming and bathing along with the shore activities of beach-walking and sunbathing to give their body a beautiful tan as a natural beauty and health treatment. Karnataka sports a number of beaches on the shores of gentle Arabian sea with swaying palm trees and a number of silvery beaches along the 320 km coastline that are perfect beach family destinations offering activities such as fishing and angling, swimming, boating, windsurfing and sun or sea bathing. Just laying on the soft sands and watching children making sand castles and collecting seashells is a good pastime. You may simply fall in live with the spontaneous coastal folk and the mouth-watering, finger-licking typical seafood cuisine of Karnataka. Murudeshwar Beach, Malpe Beach and Maravanthe Beach are some of the most famous beaches of the state. The green lands of Kerala offer the world's finest and most scenic beaches such as Kovalam Beach, Varkala Beach, Sankhumugham Beach and Thirumullavaram Beach. An occasional fishing hamlet, solitude and quietness of the place along with panoramic view from the lighthouses are the added attractions of the beaches of Kerala. The 600-km long shoreline of Kerala features natural harbors, lagoons and sheltered coves. Kovalam's three adjacent crescent beaches, Varkala Beach's beautiful seaside resort and spa, Shanghumugham Beach's sunsets and Alappuzha Beach's 140-yr-old pier seduce tourists to visit them. Tamil Nadu's capital Chennai has the world renowned 12-km long stretch of Marina beach while Rameshwaram, a major pilgrimage centre for Hindus showcases calm and serene sea, rare sea species, coral reefs, multitude of marine life such as algae, sea cucumber, crabs, starfish, sponges and sea cows, dolphins and shallow waters. It is ideal for sunbathing and swimming Day and night. Other famous beaches of Tamil Nadu are Covelong Beach, Elliot's Beach, Chunnambar Beach, Pichavaram Beach and Poompuhar Beach. Surf along to the most exotic beaches of South India.
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