West Bengal - all beaches

The seaside is a fantastic escape for enjoyment and unwinding. When the tides are low, it tends to be significantly wider and easily reachable, but when the tides are high, the water reaches the edges of nearby resorts. Numerous resorts are situated right next to the shoreline, each with their own private beach areas. Various entertaining activities take place on the beach.

This is a White Sand beach accessible from Bakkhali. It serves primarily as a sightseeing spot in Bakkhali. You can reach here by local TOTO, or you can come with your own 2-wheeler or 4-wheeler. There is an entry ticket system that costs Rs.10 per person. Be cautious of stolen sand, and make sure to check the proper notice board for your safety. Entering the mangroves feels very pleasant, but note that entry closes after 4 pm.

I make it a point to attend the Kyokushin Training Summer Camp every year during the first week of June. This year, we held it in Old Digha and had a wonderful time there.

The condition of the beach is not up to par, often referred to as G-plot. It is completely empty and feels like a deserted area.

With the evolution of the coastal road (Saikat Sundari) and multiple hotels, this location has been attracting more visitors in recent times. In the past, there were only a couple of resorts, but now there are at least 10. The shoreline remains unspoiled, and the trees provide ample shade. Additionally, it is known for being one of the most swimmer-friendly beaches. The surrounding area has also been effectively developed to combat any potential beach erosion.

This is a fantastic beach located in the Namkhana block of South 24 Parganas, within the Sundarban region. The area is dotted with numerous lodges, hotels, and restaurants. Every year, hundreds of visitors flock here to take in and enjoy the breathtaking scenery.