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India has a coastline of 6000 km, as a result it has many beaches on both sides of the penninsular. Considering the total beach area India has, Indian beaches are very under-utilized as tourist spots. Some beaches that have become popular attract international travellers.

Of all the nature's paradise the most irresistible temptations are the beaches. Who doesn't want to wear those golden sand grains and wrap the blue or green water as well as surf the sea? And that's why the beaches in India are called as the amalgamation of sun, sand and surf. India is home to some of the most beautiful and finest beaches of the world offering plenitudes of opportunities for sunbathing, water sports and fishing.

Goa, one of the smallest states of India is located along the western coast and is 400 kms from Bombay. It is bounded by Maharashtra on the north, Karnataka on the east & south, and by the Arabian Sea on the west. The capital of the city is Panaji. Some of the major beaches in India are:
Anjuna Beach: Located in the north Goa, it is about 18 km from the capital city. The Anjuna beach is a perfect hangout spot for Indian as well foreign tourist and shows a mixture tradition of east and west.
Baga Beach: The Baga beach is an ideal spot for fishing, bathing and picnics. The main attraction of the beach is the medicinal spring whose water is believed to be medicinal.
Colva Beach: This romantic beach is located in the south Goa. It is a 40 km long white sand beach fringed with palm trees.
Candolim Beach: It is another beach in Goa which is less crowded and offers some peace & quite places to relax.

Kerala is one of the major tourist places in South India. Its diverse geography, a synthesis of mountains, rivers, forests, picturesque beaches, lakes with a rich culture attracts tourists from all over the world. Numerous beaches of Kerala are renowned for its blue water and various water sports activities. Some of the main beaches in the coast of Kerala are:
Kovalam Beach: Kovalam is a small village situated on the Malwar Coast has three fabulous beaches named the Lighthouse, the Hawah, and the Samudra Beach.
Marari Beach: The name of the beach is derived from the name of the village Mararikulam - a local fishing village.
Kumarakom Beach: It is a small village and is a cluster of little islands and is an ideal destination for beach holidays in South India.

The island city Mumbai is located along the bank of Arabian Sea on the West Coast of India. It is the capital of the state Maharashtra and due to its port it is also an important trading and shipping centre. Some beaches in the list of Mumbai are:
Marine Drive: Also known as the Queen's Necklace, the Marine Drive is located in the central Mumbai.
Juhu Beach: Located 18 km north of the city centre, the Juhu Beach is one of the most visited beaches in India along the shore of Arabian Sea.
Chowpatty Beach (GirGaum): Located at the northern end of Marine Drive, this sandy beach is a must visit tourist place in Mumbai. It attracts tourist and local people on a large scale, especially during weekends and holidays.

The beach at Kanyakumari offers a wonderful chance to the beach lovers for an exciting beach holidays. The lighthouse at this beach offers a panoramic view of the beach. The beach is also an important pilgrimage destination as the confluence point of the seas and so called the "Thriveni Sangam". The beach at Kanyakumari offers a wonderful chance to the beach lovers for an exciting beach holidays. The lighthouse at this beach offers a panoramic view of the beach. The beach is also an important pilgrimage destination as the confluence point of the seas and so called the "Thriveni Sangam".

Located in the southwest coast of India in the Arabian sea, Lakshadweep consists of 36 islands and called the Lakshadweep Island Group. This coral island is just 400 km from the state of Kearala. It is one of the popular beach holiday destinations in the coast of Kerala and known for its marine life especially exotic corals. Some of the major beaches of the islands are given below.
Kavaratti: Kavaratti is the capital of the island Lakshadweep and offers several adventure activities in its lovely beach. It is one of the best places for beach holiday lovers to enjoy sunbathing, swimming, sailing, windsurfing and other water sports.
Kavaratti: Kavaratti is the capital of the island Lakshadweep and offers several adventure activities in its lovely beach. It is one of the best places for beach holiday lovers to enjoy sunbathing, swimming, sailing, windsurfing and other water sports.
Minicoy: Beaches in the Minicoy Island offers water sports activities including bathing huts that make it one of the island beach paradises in Lakshadweep.
Bangaram:This Island is popular for its beautiful beach, which is exclusive destination for beach lovers.
Agatti: It is another island in Lakshadweep is a perfect picnic spot and a perfect place for adventure tourists.