Six Scenic but Oblivious Beaches of India Worth Visiting

BENGALURU: When planning a holiday, visiting ‘beach’ takes a top priority for those who love to spend time with water, waves, sun, sand and shells. The roars of the waves take one away from their busy schedule and let you relax amidst the beauty of nature. Not just soothing the mind, visiting the beach has other health benefits as well.

There are many beaches in India that are popular hotspots for tourists during summer along the western and eastern coasts. Apart from them, there are also others which are seldom visited by tourists, irrespective of being picturesque. Come on! Let us take a look at six of such beaches as highlighted by HolidayIQ:  

Agonda beach, Goa:

Located in the south-western coast of India, Goa is known for its beaches, churches and world heritage architectures. Among many distinct beaches, Agonda beach located in South Canacona Taluka of South Goa known as ‘the Silent Beach’ owes to its tranquil surroundings situated 37km away from Margoa. The beach is about 3 km long. The bay of white sand surrounded by casuarinas and palm trees makes the place pretty. Though swimming is not encouraged, it offers activities like trekking, hiking, canoeing, fishing and boating. The beach which acts as the home for the endangered Olive Ridley turtles is protected under the National Sea Turtle Conservation Project. The best time to visit the beach is between November and February. The beach is easily accessible as it is well connected to other destinations in Goa.

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