Eight Indian Beaches That Receive International “Blue Flag” Certification
Harin - Oct 15, 2020
Travelers who visit these eight Indian beaches will be guaranteed with cleanliness, scenic views, and a memorable experience.
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If you love traveling, you should definitely add these eight beaches to your bucket list. All of them have received the international “Blue Flag” certification. Travelers who visit these beaches will be guaranteed with cleanliness, scenic views, and a memorable experience.
Shivrajpur beach in Dwarka
12km from Dwarka, this is a beautiful beach with white sand and clear water. You may even see dolphins and birds if you’re lucky.
Ghoghla beach in Diu
This golden sand beach is the largest beach in Diu and is known for its splendid view. There are many fortresses and cathedrals around.
Kasargod Beach in Karnataka
The beach, also known as Eco beach, is an eco-friendly picnic spot. It has solid waste management plants and greywater treatment plants to offer top-notch cleanliness.
Kappad Beach, Kozhikode
This beautiful beach is locally known as Kappakadavu with a rich history. This stunning beach is where Vasco da Gama first landed in 1498.
Rushikonda Beach, Andhra Pradesh
8lm from Vizag city, this golden sand beach is a famous spot for water sports lovers. It is also known as one of South India’s virgin beaches. There are cottages where travelers can spend their time and relax.
Padubidri Beach, Karnataka
This is one of the cleanest and most beautiful beaches in Karnataka, developed for water sports. There are solar panels for electricity. Unauthorized dumping isn’t allowed here.
Golden Beach, Odisha
Also called Puri Beach, this beach is famous for having sand artist Sudarshan Pattnaik’s works. There is a Lord Jagannath temple nearby for pilgrims. The scenic beauty and choppy waters make it a wonderful place for a holiday.
Radhanagar Beach, Andaman & Nicobar Islands
The list would be incomplete if you don’t include Andaman and Nicobar Islands. In 2004, Time Magazine rated it as the best beach in Asia and the seventh-best in the world. It is a very population of tourists. On one side, there are tropical jungles. And lining the shore are coconut trees.
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