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If you believe that Goa is the only place in the world with beautiful, undiscovered beaches, then this article will interest you. The lovely state of Karnataka in southern India also boasts plenty of amazing beaches, some of which are well-hidden, undeveloped, and concealed from tourists!
These pristine beaches are the ideal place to take in the golden sunset views and unwind to the sound of the waves.
Discover some amazing undiscovered beaches that are ideal for those seeking privacy.
Tannirbavi Beach, Mangalore
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Tannirbavi beach is a penensula where we can see many houses in and around surrounded by trees.
Three locations can be found in Tannarbavi Beach.
- Fathima Beach, first
- Sultan Battery, which is a stunning location that you may get by boat.
- A popular tourist destination with a maritime museum is Tannirbavi Tree Park.
Wonderful public beach. Soft sand, shallow water, gentle waves, attentive lifeguards, and beautiful sunset views make it ideal for children to splash around in. And quite tidy for such a big metropolis. Overall, my kids and I thought it was fantastic.
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Recommendation for international (and domestic) visitors: Since it's a public beach, avoid wearing skimpy beachwear there. No one will trouble you; it's only that, out of respect for the locals, it didn't seem right for us to dress in skimpy beachwear. Beachwear that is more modest should be acceptable.
Definitely worth going to when in Mangalore, if only for the surf and the sunset.
Don't hesitate; just do it.
Someshwar Beach, Mangalore
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Someshwara is a beach in Mangalore, India's Ullal district.The name "Someshwara beach" is derived from the name of Lord Somanatha, whose ancient seaside temple bears his name.It is more common to walk or sunbathe on the beach.
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This untouched beach in Mangalore is the pinnacle of tranquilly and beauty, tucked hidden among verdant hills. The area is well-known to adventure seekers who adore rock climbing and is surrounded by rugged cliffs.
Tilmati Beach, Karwar
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One of Karnataka's most stunning beaches, Tilmati Beach is a must-visit location while planning a tour of the Karwar region. This small beach has a dark tint due to the coarse black sand made from basaltic rock. The word "tilmati" means "sesame sand" or "sand that resembles sesame." It is believed that the waves striking the nearby basaltic rocks caused this 200-meter stretch of black sand to appear. It is also thought that the fine black sand that River Kali carried to this location is dumped into the Arabian Sea.
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With a short hike over the hills, you can easily get to the beach. If the tide is low, you might walk along the beach for half the distance, making it simple to get to.The beach is modest, but you can enjoy beautiful sunsets from there. If you visit Karwar Beach, make sure not to miss it.
Maravanthe Beach, Udupi
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Maravanthe is a village and beach in the Karnataka state of India's Byndoor Taluk, Udupi District.The distance between Udupi and the industrial centre of Mangalore is 55 kilometres.Byndoor is 21 km away and Kundapura is 18 km away. The Suparnika River flows on the opposite side of NH-66, which was once known as NH-17, and it passes alongside the shore.
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This beach will instantly win your heart. As Kodachadri Hills surround Maravanthe Beach, this beach offers the ideal blend of sea and mountain vistas. It's the ideal place to unwind by the sound of the waves because it's remote and far from the bustle of the city.
Paradise Beach, Gokarna
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Paradise Beach, also known as the Full Moon Beach, is a perfect place to unwind in the midst of nature, far from all of the society. It's a wonderful location for campers who want to unwind while watching the turquoise ocean waves crash against the cliffs on the white sands.
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After taking the necessary safety steps to protect yourself from the strong currents of the water, swimming is one of the most bizarre hobbies you can engage in.
Hoode Beach, Udupi
In the Udupi village of Kodi Bengare, there is a quiet beach called Hoode Beach. Visitors can take in the serene atmosphere, soft waves, and coconut trees that provide the ideal backdrop.
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One can lounge on the sand and watch the sun set while taking in its spectacular colours at night thanks to the clear waters and immaculate white sand. Indigenous vendors on the beach sell toddy, an alcoholic beverage, as well as local Tulunadu food. For those who want to spend the whole day by the water, Hoode Beach is the ideal place because it is connected to Bengre Beach and the nearby Delta Beach.
Belekeri Beach, Ankola
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Ankola, Karnataka, India's Belekeri hamlet is well-known for its fish. It is roughly 6 kilometres away from Ankola.
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In the past, the British used the harbour. Due to the presence of a more than 500-year-old inscription, the town has ancient historical value. It has a Jainabeera temple that is very important to the locals. Fishing is popular in the village. The sunsets are beautiful to look at. Hills surround the area as well.
Kudle Beach, Gokarna
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