Beaches in Tamil Nadu lies on the southern part of beach in India. Beaches in Tamil Nadu has a long stretch of exotic beaches tour running over 900 kms. Beaches in Tamil Nadu have got a charm of their own. One can enjoy a visit the second longest and popular beach holiday in  India in the world the Marina beach, go cruising in the theme parks, or let the mind search for peace in the midst of magnificent temples. Coromandel Coast, abutting the Bay of Bengal, boasts of many ideal locations for sun and surf. Once the place of relaxation and sun bathing, Elliot's Beach is now a favorite shooting location for Tamil movies in Chennai. Golden sands are dotted with palm and casuarinas groves. Ruffling washes ashore pebbles and surf at Indian rocks beaches.

Beaches in Tamil Nadu has a glorious past, a vibrant culture, a rich tapestry of history, and natural bounty in the form of blue beaches and clear skies, Tamil Nadu India Beach Tour Packages makes a tourist's dream come true. These India Beach Tour Packages are now hosts to possibly the biggest number of tourists in the entire country with Marina beach and Beaches of Kanyakumari being the most visited and popular beaches in India.

Beaches of Kanyakumari
Kanyakumari is located at the southern most tips of India, the three great Indian Sea Arabian Sea, Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal meets here and gives Beaches of Kanyakumari an importance in the Beach marine life. Beaches of Kanyakumari have a beautiful sight with multi-colored sand, but it does not really offer one the opportunity to sunbathe on soft golden sands, or to frolic in the waves either. The seashore of Indian rocks beaches is rocky and dangerous, and there is a manmade wall running along it. There is a lighthouse from where one can get a panoramic view. Kanyakumari is also popular for its vast foliar stretches of paddy fields, rich forests, coconut groves and mineral sands. Beaches of Kanyakumari are also famous for its spectacular sunrises and sunsets, especially on full moon days. The sea is fairly rough, so it is entertaining to watch it beat itself against the rocks and then subside, before it gathers itself up for another attack. With long stretches of sands of many hues, the white sandy beach resort welcomes you to capture the waves of change.

Beach of Marina
Beach of Marina are located on the eastern side of Chennai, adjoining the Bay of Bengal. Watching the sun set and rise from the Beach of Marina  is a fascinating experience. There is a drive along the beach fringed with palms and casuarinas running the whole length of Chennai. Beach of Marina are counted among one of the popular beaches in India and longest clear water beaches in Asia. Its 12-km long stretch was made beautiful by the wonderful facelift given by Governor Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant Duff in the early 1880's, and is Chennai's major tourist attraction today. Though bathing and swimming can be dangerous, as the undercurrent is very strong, people come here for swimming in clear water beaches. In the evenings, the beach is virtually a fair ground with various kinds of entertainment and food stalls lining the beach. Beach of Marina, however, is large enough to provide beaches accommodations all visitors as well as the hawkers and is often the venue for important state functions.


Rameshwaram Beach
Rameshwaram Beach is a sacred island positioned off the mainland circumscribed by Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar anchored with the longest ever constructed bridge on sea in India. The sea here is very calm and good for fun beach activities in India. The serene beach with shallow waters makes an ideal site for swimming and sunbathing. Rameshwaram is a sacred village in Tamil nadu, with a calm and serene Beach marine life. Rameshwaram Beach is one of the most popular beaches in India and pilgrimage centers of South India. The clear water beaches makes an ideal site for swimming and sunbathing and other water sports in India. Surrounded by Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar, it is a major pilgrimage centre for both Saivaites and Vaishnavaites, as it was here that Lord Rama offered thanks to Lord Shiva.