Beach Lover ! Hear us out .Are you a beach person or a mountain person? Some love the mountains more than the sea. Whereas some are water babies. The sea and beaches have a relaxing impact with their beach vibes, breeze, wave sounds, and a certain sense of peace that it brings to our minds.
Visiting a beach is something we encounter as children in books and movies, and many dream of visiting one. Some like walking at the beach, some, especially kids, love sand play, and some just want to go for a tan.
Well, beaches are not in every city and geography. Many just have rivers and lakes. So you have to track down and use Google Maps for some coastal zones in our country, and travel out there just for a beach day.
We have a big coastline of 7,500 km, but there is no count on how many beaches we have, like an exact number. That allows us to explore and find where they are and hop in for a road trip.
The coastal roads are the best roads for a drive. We have 9 coastal zones through which you can look up. Many have some lovely beach homes, shacks, events, and the beach is just a free place for anyone to walk to and enjoy the thrill.
There are definitely pros and cons to it, and be sure of your safety, maintain the beach environment, and keep it clean.
As a country, we have 18 Blue Flag certified beaches you can visit. The blue flag means that the water and environment are accessible and safe for humans to visit.
Beaches in India are connected to the beautiful seas that run across countries and borders. Our coastlines run in a loop with the Arabian Sea, the Bay of Bengal, and the Indian Ocean. The coastline locals live beach life more than others and closely understand the beaches.
It is also a livelihood for them. Many are into fishing, beach saviors, Beach guards, Adventure activity experts, and around the beach, you will find some local shopping, food, and restaurants.
Go Goa, Go Gujarat, Go Maharashtra, Go Karnataka, to Kerala Aaha beach hi beaches.
Or you can hit up West Bengal to Tamil Nadu and Andhra, and you will go bonkers with the beach vibes.
Also, if you go to Lakswadeep and Andaman, yet anothe turqioise colored beaches tribe.
The sea paradise its not only about the sea its more to it. Each beach is named after a certain importance.
Each place has its own culture and local life that you will experience. The tourism industry also boosts along with the coastal zones. Fishermen have a delightful catch while watersports enthusiasts get a chance to dance on the waves.
Jumping and diving into the sea, snorkelling and scuba diving.
Beaches Restricted.
Not all beaches are allowed to go to. Some have restrictions either due to their geographic location, safety, and ecology purposes.
People aren’t allowed, only exceptions or government bodies like the marine engineers, navy, army, or biologists.
The government has divided these beaches into different sections.
The ones who can go to and the ones you can’t. Simple as that.
So many beaches are only for tribals and come under the tribal protected zone. Here, don’t even dare to go.
Some are for total border security and government-protected zones and beaches.
You will be barred or in custody if u do so again, so avoid getting into some trouble just for the sake of a video or selfie. It’s prohibited.
Some beaches are a total ecological base, so only eco experts and biologists visit here.
And lastly come the most unpredictable and danger-prone beaches, again a no-no to go here.
Official permits, permissions, and legal processes need to be cleared to go to these beaches. Only people working on them and dealing with that zone are allowed under strict surveillance
Let's see which Beaches are restricted
In the Andamans, you’ve heard of a person who ventured to meet the tribes in the Sentinel Island North.
It was horrifying to see how his dissapeared and was killed by the tribe. This tribe lives in its own ways and doesn’t allow any other world or people to interfere in their lives. They protect it. It’s a buffer zone declared by the Indian Government, so don’t dare to go that side, or else you will be in legal trouble or killed by the Senitel tribe. The same goes for the Jawara Island and the Andaman reserve.
Lakswadeep Island is a great coral sector. It is strictly under surveillance and monitoring.
You can only stay overnight at some sectors of Lakshwdeep Island.
In the Andamans, there are islands specially for a wildlife reservior
In Gujarat and near Maharashtra, there are many naval and border security forces.
Don’t mistake Goa as a full-time beach vacation again, here you have beach restrictions. and time of visit.
The Colva beach and Daman beach in Gujarat have safety issues, so don’t visit them. But visit the 18 blue flag beaches, absolutely safe and human-friendly.
Whether sandy, rocky, beachy, or coral choose your beach and go for it
