Virgin beaches of India you should not miss!

September 1, 2014
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India is blessed with beautiful beaches. A traveler looking
for astounding virgin beaches can visit India can quench the thirst. Pebbled shores,
fine golden sands allure the beach lovers who are willing to get their skin
soaked with clear, pristine sea water.

Devoid of crowds that ruin the beauty of
beaches, these secluded but magnificent beaches are worth visiting at least
once in a lifetime. Take a look!

Nagoa Beach, Diu
Known for its horse-shoe shape, this semi-circle beach is
the biggest and the most famous beach in the country. Located in the Nagoa
hamlet of the Bucharwada village it is about twenty-five minutes away from Diu.
Varkala Beach, Kerala
Well known as a cliff beach, it is frequented mostly by foreigners
searching for a quaint place to settle down with a book and getting a tan. The
setting of this beach is striking enough to take your breath away, with a long
winding stretch of cliff and views that extend over the Arabian Sea. Although Kovalam
beaches are highly commercial, this one is a virgin one; devoid of any
marketers or tourists. You can reach it within an hour from Trivandrum.
Palolem Beach, Goa
If you love coconut trees swaying by the sea side, you will
go crazy at Palolem Beach. Located in South Goa, this mile long semi-circular
shaped beach is not yet discovered and frequented by tourists.
Cherai Beach, Ernakulam
Located near Cochin, it is also known as “Princess of
Arabian Sea”. Swaying coconut palms, rice paddy fields and the strong backwaters
are enough reasons to make this beach a must visit.
Bekal Beach, Kerala
Noted for its cleanliness, the Bekal beach located at
Kasaragod district, North Kerala has pristine, clear waters.
Gokarna, Karnataka
A small town in North Karnataka lies Gokarna beach. Once a
rare and frequented place, it is however gathering tourists for its beautiful
location and marvelous scenic beauty. It draws both pious pilgrims and
hedonistic holiday makers with equal enthusiasm.
Radhanagar Beach, Andaman and Nicobar Islands
The Time magazine has awarded this beach as the “The best
Asian Beach” for its fine white sands and pale blue waters. Located 12 kms away
from Havelock’s ferry pier, it is undoubtedly one of the best beaches of
Andaman Islands.
Bangaram Beach, Lakshadweep
If you are an artist from the core, you will love to paint
the reflection of the moon slipping down the clear waters of this beach in
Lakshadweep.
Lighthouse Beach, Kovalam – Kerala
Popular as a famous tourist destination of India, Kovalam is
known for the finest beaches in the country that are still untouched and are
waiting to be explored. The soft, golden sands on the beach are as welcoming as
the quaint town itself. With less population, the Lighthouse is a winner in the
race of the most pristine and virgin beaches of India.
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