India’s coastline stretches for nearly 7500 kilometres and the country boasts of some spectacular beaches which remain unexplored for the most part. October, when the monsoon has retreated and the sweltering heat shows the first signs of abating, is, therefore, a splendid time for travellers to discover these beautiful shores. This month is perhaps the best time for a vacation at the seaside owing to good weather and stunning views. Here are five offbeat beaches in India that promise a unique experience and are perfect for a visit in October:
Gokarna, Karnataka
Gokarna is a peaceful beach town located on the western coast of Karnataka. The monsoon retreat makes the beaches clean, serene and perfect for relaxation. There are unspoiled beaches such as Kudle Beach, and Om Beach where a lot of water sports options are available and also Paradise Beach which offers breathtaking sunsets. This less crowded place will definitely help you unwind.
Diu, Gujarat
Diu is a serene island which is famous for its beautiful beaches and Portuguese architecture. You can visit places of historical importance and savour the serenity of the coastal beauty without any rush of tourist crowds as in peak season.
Mandvi, Gujarat
Mandvi has stunning beaches and beautiful heritage. The month of October offers good weather to enjoy Mandvi Beach or explore Vijay Vilas Palace and get an experience of traditional ship-building activity and art.
Chandipur, Odisha
Chandipur Beach is known for the fact that the sea recedes up to 5 kilometers during low tide, exposing a huge sandy plain. In October, it is not very crowded and with its semi-overcast skies, it becomes alluring making it Ideal for long walks and exploring.
Butterfly Beach, Goa
Butterfly Beach is one of the many hidden gems that Goa has. This beach can be accessed by either a boat or by trekking through the forest. It is a small and secluded cove with crystal clear water and surrounded by greenery. In October, you can have most of the beaches to yourself, away from all the hustle and bustle.
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