Best Beaches With Disability Access In India

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Calangute Beach

India, Goa, Calangute

Sometimes referred to as the “Queen of Goa Beaches,” Calangute Beach is one of the busiest and most popular beaches in Goa. Less than 10 miles (16 kilometers) from the capital city of Goa, Calangute Beach has easy access to metropolitan areas. Beachgoers will find rows upon rows of lounges to relax in, and when looking to cool off from the sun, some of the calmest waters in Goa to take a dip in. When visitors have had their fair share of beach lounging, the shacks lining the beach offer authentic Goan food, fresh seafood, and drinks to cool off with.

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4.15

Golden Beach

Indonesia, Bali, Pejarakan

Golden Beach in Pejarakan, Indonesia, stands out as an idyllic destination for those seeking an exclusive escape to nature's raw beauty. Nestled along a pristine coastline, this beach stretches over a kilometer, boasting shimmering, golden sands that perfectly complement the azure hues of the surrounding waters. Visitors to Golden Beach can indulge in a variety of activities, including peaceful sunbathing, leisurely beach walks, photography, picnicking among panoramic views, and engaging in volleyball matches on the soft sand. Despite its allure, Golden Beach has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does have clean, well-maintained surroundings and breathtaking scenery that more than compensate for what it lacks in conventional facilities.

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Kovalam Beach

Indonesia, Aceh, Kuala Langsa

Nestled in Kuala Langsa, Indonesia, Kovalam Beach is a hidden gem with a modest expanse of golden sand stretching invitingly against the clear blue waters of the Indian Ocean. Unlike its more renowned counterparts, Kovalam Beach in this locale offers a serene getaway, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. The beach's activities are primarily focused on relaxation and simple pleasures, including swimming, sunbathing, and leisurely strolls along the shore. Kovalam Beach has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does not have lifeguards on duty, bathroom access, and dogs are not allowed, which helps maintain its tranquil atmosphere.

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Candolim Beach

India, Goa, Candolim

Well known for its scrubbed sand dunes, Candolim Beach has soft sands that stretch for well over a mile (1.6 kilometers) along the coast. Close to the highly popular Calangute Beach, Candolim Beach is also a favorite among both locals and tourists. With clear waters and a crisp breeze, this beach is also a popular destination for adventurers looking to parasail, scuba dive, and jet ski. After a long day in the sun, stop by a beach shack and grab a traditional Goan drink.

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Colva Beach

India, Goa, Colva

One of the most popular beaches among locals, Colva Beach has plenty going for it. From shacks scattered about the beach, food stands in between, and hotels lining the beach alongside restaurants and bars, Colva Beach is a haven for many. During the day, visitors can lounge in the sun, see the underwater sights by scuba diving, or take a ride and go waterskiing. At some point, travelers should be sure to stop by Our Lady of Merces Church (also known as Colva Church) for a magnificent sight.

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4.15

Tithal Beach

Indonesia, Central Sulawesi, Malakosa

Tithal Beach is one of the most popular beach destinations in Gujarat with calm waves and clear unobstructed views. There is a nice concrete walkway for those of you who want to enjoy the salty sea breeze without stepping on the sand. This beach is also a great location to watch the sunset against the magnificent backdrop of the Arabian Sea. You can find local vendors and snack stations at the beach.

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Alappuzha Beach

India, Kerala, Alappuzha

Alappuzha Beach, situated in the heart of Alappuzha, India, is a captivating coastal destination that offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural charm. With a beach length of approximately 1.5 kilometers, this sandy shoreline features fine golden sands that gently merge with the shimmering waters of the Arabian Sea.

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4.8

Anjuna Beach

India, Goa, Anjuna

Anjuna Beach is a popular destination for backpackers and budget travelers. While it has all the typical features of a Goan beach – soft sands, crystal blue waters, lounges, and umbrellas – Anjuna Beach has a unique feature: every Wednesday the Anjuna Beach Flea Market opens. Here, visitors can find a range of local vendors and food stands to enjoy. Generally, beachgoers can also enjoy windsurfing, parasailing, jet skiing, and swimming here. As night settles, the scene at Anjuna Beach transforms, and bars like Shiva Valley and Curlie’s open their doors until the wee hours of the night.

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Baga Beach

India, Goa, Baga

Visited by thousands of tourists every year, Baga Beach is located in western India. Nestled next to the Arabian Sea, Baga Beach is famous for its beautiful views and dolphins. On top of a plethora of water sports, Baga Beach is located close to the beautiful Baga Creek. Palm trees and white waves are key attractions of Baga Beach. Baga Beach shares the calm waters and golden sands of its southern counterpart. Because it is a little further from Panaji, Baga Beach is less crowded and populated than Calangute Beach. Spend a day lounging in the sun, enjoying fresh seafood in the beach shacks, and cooling down in the water. After a full day, check out Café Mambo or Tito’s, two clubs perfect for the traveling night owl.