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India has been blessed with a long coastline of over 6000kms and boasts of some of the most spectacular beaches worldwide. The heterogeneous character of the coastline is reflected in the huge diversity of recreational options available at the beachside destinations. While some Indian beaches are known for white water rafting and scuba diving, others beachside destinations are frequented for the many spa and massage parlors. Therefore, tourists are usually recommended to decide the type of holiday they want to enjoy before embarking on their journey. Indian Beaches: The Plethora of Entertainment Options There are beaches in almost every state in India; however, some states, such as Goa, Maharashtra, and Kerala are more famous for their beaches than the rest. All Indian beaches are ‘happening’ in their own unique way and are popular for essentially three kinds of activities: Water sports: All the adventure lovers who have a special preference for water rafting and kayaking can consider a visit to Rishikesh, Shivpuri or Kullu-Manali. The Ganges in Rishikesh and the Beas in Kullu offer ideal opportunities for those seeking adventure. The Kali River (Uttarakhand) and the Kundalika River (south-east Mumbai) also offer rafting opportunities. Facilities for skiing, boat racing as well as scuba diving is available in the Dona Paula and Baga beaches of Goa, the Rishikonda beach in Vizag, the Kavaratti beach in Lakshadweep) and the Cinque Island beaches in Port Blair. Relaxation: If spas and massages is your idea of relaxation, Kerala is your destination. The breathtaking beauty of the swaying green palms against the backdrop of the blue waters of the Kovalam and Varkala beaches of Kerala is bound to wash away all tiredness and gloom. The golden sand beaches of Wandur in Andaman and Nicobar Islands and the sylvan sea shores of the Lakshadweep beaches also proves to be a wonderful place for relaxing and rewinding. Partying: How about blending your holiday with some light-hearted activities and relaxation? If the answer is yes, then book your tickets to Goa. The Arambol and Candolim beaches of Goa offer opportunities for snorkeling, sunbathing, surfing and body boarding. Similar facilities are also available in the Puri and Gopalpur beaches of Orissa. India also has a number of virgin beaches. For those who are looking for absolute peace and quiet, consider visiting the Shankarpur beach in Bengal and the Radha Nagar beach in Havelock. For more Information on Indian Beaches visit Infolona.
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