Rishikonda Beach

The beautiful Rishikonda Beach is a famous beach in Vizag that both tourists and locals love. A lot of people know Rishikonda Beach for its clean Bay of Bengal waves and golden sands. Rishikonda Beach is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Vizag.

The beach has a lot of greenery and trees around it. The place looks perfect for capturing pictures. The place is famous, especially among the people who like nature. The beach has a very long stretch of water. 

This beach is famous as one of the last unspoiled ones in South India. It is, without a doubt, one of the best in Vizag. This beach is full of nature lovers and people who like to go on adventures in the evening. The people enjoy the beautiful view of the beach and the cool breeze.

Why is Rishikonda Beach famous?

People who love nature and excitement will love Rishikonda Beach. It has golden sand, clear blue water, lush green hills, and rocky outcroppings. There is a thick forest of palm trees all around the beach, which adds to its beauty and peace. The beach is a must and worth including in the Vizag tour package.

Activities at the Beach

•    One of the few beaches that still has its natural beauty is Rishikonda Beach. Because of this, tourists choose this beach over others to spend a relaxing day with their loved ones. People come from all over the country to visit the beach because of its lush grass, clear blue water, and golden sand.

•    Sports lovers can enjoy the many sports available here, and food lovers can eat all the delicious food that is given here. Remember to enjoy the fresh coconut water and corn, which are easy to find here. Along with the beach, there is a breakwater that has formed an area or "artificial bay" where people can swim for fun.

•    There is also a ropeway that takes you to the top of Kailasagiri Hill. From there, you can take a toy train ride to see the beautiful city of Vizag. The close submarine museum is a nice bonus. There is also the Iskcon Temple on Rushikonda Beach, where people go to pray and ask God to bless them.

•    At Rishikonda Beach, people get very excited about Holi, the holiday of colours. As part of the celebrations, the beach turns bright colours on the day of the festival, and people splash water and colour on each other.