6 AWESOME BEACHES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS VISITING ONCE YOU ARE IN MANGALORE

1
6 AWESOME BEACHES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
VISITING ONCE YOU ARE IN MANGALORE
2
6 AWESOME BEACHES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
VISITING ONCE YOU ARE IN MANGALORE

• Mangalore or the latest name Mangaluru, is a
  prominent picturesque city in South Canara,
  Karnataka. Located around 370 kilometres away
  from Bengaluru, it houses some well-known
  historical tourist places and is the chief port
  city in the state. Ranked as the eighth cleanest
  city in India, it is renowned for its swaying
  coconut palms, beautiful beaches, and temple
  architecture. Sandwiched between the Arabian
  Sea and the Western Ghat mountain ranges, it is
  also an important industrial, commercial,
  educational, and healthcare hub in the state of
  Karnataka.

3
6 AWESOME BEACHES THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
VISITING ONCE YOU ARE IN MANGALORE

• However, the pristine undulating beaches in
  Mangalore are just one of the many wonderful
  features of the city. Despite the growing
  commercialization, it provides a quick and
  soothing getaway from the monotonous shackles of
  city life and yet preserves just the right amount
  of the urban glitter. It offers a pleasant
  natural environment and sustains an almost
  perfect centre due to its shopping attractions
  and grand complexes. Here, we have compiled an
  elaborate list of spectacular beaches in
  Mangalore for you to choose from when you visit
  the coastal town. Read on and get enlightened.
• The innumerable beaches in Mangalore assure you
  the best of scenic shores, all decked up with
  groves of thick palm trees and shimmering sands
  and combined with the delicious cuisine of fresh
  seafood. Said to be Karnatakas Port
  City, Mangalore is replete with alluring
  beaches, vibrant culture, happening nightlife and
  all around beautiful locales.

4
Top 6 Beaches To Visit In Mangalore

• Someshwara Beach
• Tannirbhavi Beach
• Surathkal Beach
• Sasihithlu Beach
• Ullal Beach
• Panambur Beach

5
1. Someshwara Beach

• Someshwara Beach is a family beach located in
  Ullal and is quite popular for being a stunning
  sunset point. Placed nearly 10 kilometres to the
  south of Mangalore, Someshwara is well-known for
  its large rocks called the Rudra Shile.
• On the tip of the confluence of the Arabian Sea
  and Netravati River, this beach presents a
  fascinating vista due to its glistening golden
  sands and the coconut palms that border the
  beach. It is an extremely uneven and rocky beach
  and hence is advised not to dive in for swimming
  or other water-based sports.
• Called as the hidden gem of the city, it is
  encircled by lush green hills and majestic
  mountains in the backdrop, Boasting of shimmering
  golden sands, a long and beautiful coastline,
  this beach is synonymous with tranquillity and
  serenity.
• Someshwara Beach enshrines the Someshwara Temple
  as well. Dedicated to the Hindu God, Lord Shiva,
  it is believed that the rocks dotting the beach
  exist because of Gods presence. Another
  prominent attraction in the vicinity of the beach
  is the Ottinene Hill, which is a beautiful
  vantage point and gives you mesmerising glimpses
  of the city below, the river Netravati and the
  big beautiful Arabian Sea.

6
2. Tannirbhavi Beach
7
2. Tannirbhavi Beach

• Tannirbhavi Beach is best known to be a calm and
  secluded beach in Mangalore. Being little afar
  from the city, it is one of the cleanest and less
  crowded beaches in Mangalore away from the
  hustle-bustle of urban life. Thus, giving you the
  option of an ideal weekend getaway from
  Mangalore. There is no public transport to the
  beach, hence, one should take their own vehicles.
• It is one of those beaches that have trees on
  them. One can sit under the canopy of those
  enormous green trees and lose track of time while
  cherishing the sublime beauty of the
  place. Located along the Malabar Coast facing the
  Arabian Sea, on the southern end of the Mangalore
  Port, it is known for its glossy golden sands,
  clear blue waters, beautiful coastline, and
  fringes of trees. Its distance from the city
  retains the ambience preventing overexploitation
  and damage, and in the weekdays you will see
  fewer people on the shores however, the weekends
  have a full show. The beach only lately gained a
  lot of popularity with the installation of modern
  facilities like proper washrooms, parking
  spaces, life guards, and several eatery stalls. A
  couple of concrete benches and sheds have also
  been installed and tall light masts are placed,
  for the safety and convenience of the tourists.

8
2. Tannirbhavi Beach

• Away from the hustle bustle of the city, the
  beach offers the idyllic seclusion and solitude
  that is very much needed in the busy city life.
  Besides the fact that it is a resplendent and
  mesmerising sunrise and sunset point, you can
  also see a bunch of fishermen leaving or
  returning with their spoils, and ships entering
  and exiting the harbour. The remoteness and the
  isolation of the beach from the main city also
  make it more accessible for water sports
  especially swimming. You can take a dip in the
  shallow waters and swim to your hearts content.
  If nothing, you can just pack a basket of food, a
  sheet, your sunglasses, and a favourite book and
  scurry to Tannirbhavi for a quick picnic. There
  are too many fun activities that you can try out
  in here.

9
3. Surathkal Beach

• As much as twenty kilometres away from Mangalore
  on your way to Udipi lies the charming Surathkal
  Beach. It is known to be one of the cleanest
  beaches in Mangalore along the scenic Karavali
  coastline.
• A vital attraction of the beach is the lighthouse
  that stands affirm on a rocky hillock. The
  lighthouse provides an undisturbed view of the
  colossal blue sea and the surrounding
  countryside. The Surathkal Beach lies further
  south of the tourist trap of Goa, home to one of
  the major ports of India. Unlike Goa, the beaches
  in Mangalore have not been overly exposed to
  tourism, retaining their natural charm of endless
  stretches of spotless shores, which are met by
  the alluring Arabian Sea. Surathkal Beach is a
  prime example of the pristine nature adorned by
  these coastal delights.
• With unevenly cut-out rocks that delightfully
  punctuate the smooth coastline, this beach is an
  enchanting location for those looking to enjoy
  the pleasure of the Konkan Coast without a herd
  of people marring the lovely view of the ocean.
  The sunset points here are breathtaking and
  definitely worth the drive from Mangalore.
  However, carry blocks of sunscreen, water
  bottles, and keep yourself as hydrated as you
  can. Steer away from the scorching heat as you
  dip in for some fun activities in this beach.

10
4. Sasihithlu Beach

• With long stretches of white sands and
  spectacular scenic beauty, Sasihithlu Beach gets
  huge traffic of frequented tourists. Situated at
  a distance of around 20 kilometres from
  Mangalore, the crystal clear waters of the beach
  and the cool breeze beckons people to enjoy the
  tranquillity of the place. The beach is the
  convergence point of the confluence of the rivers
  Nandini and Shambhavi with the Arabian Sea. It is
  actually a great place to hang out with your
  friends, relatives, and even family members as it
  is a family beach. The serenity of the beach will
  soak in every ounce of stress off you. Also,
  revel in some freshly cut fruit salads and
  coconut water, which are provided by the
  beach-side stalls.

11
5. Ullal Beach
12
5. Ullal Beach

• Ullal Beach is placed right next to Someshwar
  Beach and this stretch is often called as Ullal
  Someshwar Beach. Situated in Ullal, this beach is
  roughly fifteen kilometres away from Mangalore
  city. The remnants of Abakkas Jain Temple,
  Sayyid Madani Dargah, Rani Abakkas Fort, and
  Someshwar Temple are the places to visit in
  Mangalore near the beach.
• Ullal Beach is undisputedly one of the best
  family beaches of Karnataka. The blue-green
  waters of the Arabian Sea are complemented by the
  luscious golden sands of the beach. The entire
  coast of the serene Ullal Beach is flanked with
  tall lush casuarinas and dense palm trees that
  make it look like a scene from a beautiful
  painting. In fact, the beach is set in an area of
  14-acresof land filled with casuarina groves!
  These trees sway in the calming breeze at the
  beach and instil a sense of tranquillity within
  you.

13
5. Ullal Beach

• The waters of the beach are very clean and invite
  you to take a dip. For the adrenaline junkies,
  there are many special arrangements for water
  sports activities that will pump you with energy
  and are sure to excite you. You can treat
  yourself to some delicious small eats that are a
  local favourite. Lounging on the Ullal Beach is a
  great way to treat yourself after a long mundane
  day.  The azure waters and the gentle breeze
  wafting from the sea will revitalize and refresh
  you as nothing else will. If you are out on a
  vacation or plan to spend the weekend by the
  beach, a quick trip to the Ullal Beach is the
  ideal relaxation break you need from the monotony
  and hassles of daily life.

14
6. Panambur Beach
15
6. Panambur Beach

• An emerging picnic spot, the Panambur Beach is a
  tourist magnet especially during the hot summer
  and other popular holidays. This scenic beach is
  situated on the Mangalore Udupi Highway and is
  14 kilometres away from the city stretching all
  the way to Surathkal. The name of the beach has
  been derived from Panam translating to money
  and ur translating to place.
• The International Kite Flying Festival takes
  place at this beach every year. One can also see
  exquisite and massive sand sculptures during this
  festival. Tourists can enjoy various fun
  activities by participating in water sports such
  as jet skiing, sea surfing, etc. Boat races, sand
  sculpture contests, and myriad other air shows
  are also common at this beach.

16
6. Panambur Beach

• You can also fetch some golas or go for dolphin
  viewing as this beach has a lot to offer to its
  visitors. It is said to be the first beach in the
  country, which is entirely owned by a private
  enterprise, i.e. the Panambur Beach Tourism
  Development Project. The motive of this project
  is to come up with innovative ideas and to teach
  people about the efficiency of keeping beaches
  clean and green. Recently, owing to its excellent
  maintenance, Panambur Beach has been awarded the
  cleanest and best-maintained beach award in
  India. Moreover, the beautiful beach caters to
  several events, promotional programmes, weddings,
  parties, etc. The beach is an essential landmark
  to the location of Kudremukh Iron Ore Factory and
  the Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Factory.
• Mangalore is an extremely beautiful city in the
  state of Karnataka, which is home to some really
  amazing beaches. The six beaches listed here will
  entice any beach loving enthusiast and water
  sports adventurer. These beaches can please both
  the solitary peace seeker and the family seeking
  to have a good time. Besides enjoying the
  tranquil and scenic view you can also eat some
  lip-smacking fresh seafood and local dishes that
  are served by the beach-side stalls. So, when
  next you plan on travelling to Mangalore do not
  miss visiting these stunning beaches.

17
OYO ROOMS

• Thank You!
• For More Info. Visit Here-
• https//www.oyorooms.com/travel-guide/best-beaches
  -in-mangalore/