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Sugondha Point: Gateway to Cox's Bazar Beach

Experience the vibrant heart of Cox's Bazar at Sugondha Point: golden sands, delicious seafood, and endless activities await!

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Sugondha Point is a popular access point to Cox's Bazar Beach, known for its lively atmosphere, golden sands, and stunning sunsets. It offers a blend of relaxation, local culture, and various activities, making it a key destination for tourists.

A brief summary to Sugondha point

  • Cox's Bazar, BD

Local tips

  • Visit during the dry season (November to March) for mild weather and calm seas, ideal for swimming and beach walks.
  • Bargain at seafood stalls and roadside shops to get the best prices.
  • Stay near lifeguard-patrolled areas when swimming and heed safety signals.
  • Check the weather forecast before your visit to avoid accidents while swimming.
  • Be aware of quicksand during low tide and avoid swimming during these times.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    If you are near the Cox's Bazar main bus terminal or within the Hotel-Motel Zone, walking to Sugondha Sea Beach is feasible. Head southeast on the main road (Cox's Bazar - Teknaf Rd). Walk until you reach Sugondha Sea Beach Road.

  • Public Transport

    From Cox's Bazar, take a local bus heading towards the beach areas. Board the bus from the main terminal or any major stop in Cox's Bazar. Inform the conductor you want to get off at Sugondha Sea Beach. The bus will drop you off close to the beach entrance. Bus fare is typically around 10-20 BDT.

  • Auto-rickshaw

    From anywhere in Cox's Bazar city, the easiest way to reach Sugondha Sea Beach is by auto-rickshaw (CNG). Simply tell the driver you want to go to Sugondha Beach. The cost is around 30-80 BDT depending on the distance and your bargaining skill.

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Sugondha Point is one of the three major access points to Cox's Bazar Beach, drawing thousands of tourists daily to experience the beauty of the Bay of Bengal. This vibrant hub is renowned for its golden sands, clear blue waters, and a lively atmosphere that captures the essence of Cox's Bazar. Historically, the greater Chittagong area, including Cox's Bazar, was under the rule of Arakan kings until the Mughals conquered it in 1666 AD. The name Cox's Bazar originates from Captain Hiram Cox, an officer of the British East India Company, who played a crucial role in rehabilitating Arakanese refugees in the area. Sugondha Sea Beach stands as a testament to the region's rich history and natural allure. Located conveniently near Cox's Bazar town, Sugondha Point is easily accessible and close to hotels, resorts, and restaurants. Situated between Laboni Point and Kolatoli Point, it's a bustling area identifiable by lively crowds and numerous activities. Visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, jet skiing, and parasailing. Beach sports like volleyball and football are also popular. Sugondha Point is also a hub for local culture and commerce. Seafood stalls line Sugondha Point road, offering fresh catches and the famous Anarkali fruit. The Burmese Market and Fish Market add to the area's charm, providing opportunities to explore local handicrafts and cuisine. A 'Plastic Monster' installation raises awareness about plastic pollution. In the evening, a 9D movie experience provides entertainment.

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