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Cox's Bazar Beach: The Unending Shore

Experience the world's longest natural sea beach at Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. A coastal paradise with endless sands and vibrant culture.

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Cox's Bazar Beach, renowned as the longest natural sea beach in the world, stretches over 120 kilometers along the Bay of Bengal. Named after Captain Hiram Cox, it offers a captivating blend of natural beauty and local culture.

A brief summary to Cox's Bazar Beach

  • Cox's Bazar, BD

Local tips

  • Visit during the cooler months (November to February) for pleasant weather and calm seas.
  • Explore beyond the main beach to discover quieter spots like Inani Beach.
  • Try fresh seafood at the beachside restaurants, especially near Sugandha Point.
  • Bargain for souvenirs at the Burmese Market for unique local crafts.
  • Take a boat trip to nearby islands for a different perspective of the coastline.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From most hotels in Cox's Bazar city, the beach is easily accessible by foot. ориентируйтесь на запад по направлению к морю (Orient yourself west towards the sea). Laboni Beach is closest to the main town. Sugandha Beach is a short walk south. Kolatoli Beach is located to the north. No costs involved.

  • Public Transport

    Local auto-rickshaws (CNGs) are readily available for transport to different points along Cox's Bazar Beach. From কলাতলী (Kolatoli) মোড় (More), a ride to Laboni Point costs around 30-50 BDT. From Sugandha Point to Kalatoli the fare is approximately 80 taka.

  • Taxi

    Taxis and ride-sharing services are available throughout Cox's Bazar. A short taxi ride from Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB) to কলাতলী (Kolatoli) মোড় (More) costs approximately 400-500 BDT. From কলাতলী (Kolatoli) মোড় (More) to Laboni Point, a taxi will cost around 200-300 BDT.

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Cox's Bazar Beach, located in Bangladesh, is famed as the longest unbroken sandy sea beach on the planet, extending over an impressive 120 kilometers. This natural wonder offers visitors a vast expanse of golden sands meeting the waters of the Bay of Bengal, creating a mesmerizing coastal landscape. The beach is named after Captain Hiram Cox, an officer of the British East India Company, who played a significant role in rehabilitating refugees in the area during the late 18th century. The area's history dates back much further, with the greater Chittagong area, including Cox's Bazar, having been under the rule of Arakan kings until its conquest by the Mughals in 1666. The beach started as a small port and health resort. Today, Cox's Bazar is a bustling tourist destination, offering a range of activities and attractions. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, surfing, and boat rides. The beach is also known for its stunning sunsets, drawing crowds to witness the sky ablaze with color. Local markets offer handicrafts and souvenirs, providing a glimpse into the region's culture. Nearby attractions include Himchari National Park, Inani Beach, and the Burmese Market, each offering unique experiences. The local atmosphere is vibrant, mixing the tranquility of the sea with the hustle of local life. Seafood restaurants line the beach, offering fresh catches of the day. The beach is generally safe, particularly in the main tourist areas, making it suitable for families and solo travelers.

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