Beaches

Vannalli beach In Kumta | Kumta Beaches

Undoubtedly, Vannalli beach in Kumta is one of the most scenic and picture-perfect beaches along the shores of the Arabian Sea. This hidden paradise appears like an arch or a bow when viewed from the sky. With soft golden sands, blueish water, mild waves, palm grooves along the shores, colorful rocks, and seagulls flying everywhere this beach is sure to blow you off the ground with its beauty.

Image Credits: Anupama Kanojia

There is a small and alluring hill right next to the beach. And, you will have to climb a narrow slope to reach the top of the cliff. As you go around this hill, beautiful lush green meadows will add an entirely new flavor to the trail. Apart from this, the panoramic view of the beach and the Arabian sea is absolutely stunning. Lastly, the view of the sunset from the cliff is a major highlight and it is sure to steal the show. If in case you are a photographer, then there would be no rest to the lens, as there is much to capture.

Even though the waves near the shore appear calm, it is quite dangerous to take a swim here. Hence, avoid getting too far into the water, as many people have drowned venturing into this part of the Ocean.

It is an isolated beach with no shops or shacks or eateries to fill in your tummies. Nevertheless, try carrying your packed lunch or snacks from Kumta town to get rid of your hunger.

Fisher Village Near Vannalli

Just a few yards of stroll in the beach will lead you to fishermen’s village, In here you can see colorful fishing boats, a group of fishers chit-chatting, and fishing nets laid out for repair. You can head to this place in the wee hours to watch fishers marching into the sea on their boats to catch fish. You can witness fishermen laying out the fishes on rocks to put it to dry in the hot sun and preserve it

How To Reach Vannalli Beach From Bangalore

Kumta Town in Uttara Kannada district is well connected with Ksrtc buses from Bangalore. Vannalli Beach is just 6 Km away from the Kumta Main Bus stand. You can take frequently available bus services from Kumta town to Vannalli beach or buses that pass via this beach. To get a broader view of the town, you can hire an auto-rickshaw or walk all the way along the shores from Kumta.

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Suraj Kumar Manohara

Suraj Kumar is a travel blogger, adventurist, storyteller, solo traveler, and digital marketer who formerly worked as a Business Developer in a travel startup “HornOK” for 3 years. He quit his decent-paying job to travel the world full time with his savings. He loves to travel at a slow pace indulging with experiences which involve exploring the untrodden, eating local or regional food, living like a local and knowing the people and its place best by exploring their natural habitats Suraj is an Engineering Graduate in Computer Science and he lives in Bangalore with his family. He hopes to inspire you to step out of your comfort zone to experience the world filled with various cultures by traveling and experiencing it at its roots.

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