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Kolatoli Shark Point: Where Adventure Meets the Bay of Bengal

Experience the vibrant beach life at Kolatoli Shark Point: golden sands, water sports, and local culture along the stunning Bay of Bengal coast.

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Kolatoli Shark Point in Cox's Bazar is a vibrant hub where the spirit of adventure blends with the beauty of the Bay of Bengal. As a bustling area along the world's longest natural sea beach, it offers lively experiences and stunning seaside views.

A brief summary to Kolatoli Shark point

  • CX8M+6F8, Cox's Bazar, BD

Local tips

  • Arrive early to witness the breathtaking sunrise and avoid the crowds.
  • Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen and a hat.
  • Indulge in the local seafood, but be sure to check prices beforehand.
  • Engage with local vendors and learn about their crafts.
  • Negotiate prices before participating in water sports or purchasing souvenirs to ensure a fair deal.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the central area of Cox's Bazar, such as the Hotel Motel Zone or Sugandha Point, head south along the main beach. Continue walking for approximately 20-30 minutes. You'll pass various shops and eateries before reaching the Kolatoli area and Kolatoli Shark Point. This is a straightforward, scenic walk along the beach.

  • Rickshaw

    From your accommodation in Cox's Bazar, you can hire a cycle rickshaw. Tell the driver to take you to Kolatoli Shark Point. The ride will take approximately 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic. Rickshaw fares typically range from 50-100 BDT, depending on the distance and your negotiation skills.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    From anywhere in Cox's Bazar city, a taxi or ride-share (CNG or Uber Tuk) is a convenient option. Simply tell the driver you want to go to Kolatoli Shark Point (or Kolatoli Beach). The ride should take 10-15 minutes from most central locations. Expect to pay around 80-150 BDT, depending on the distance and time of day.

  • Public Transport

    Look for a local bus heading towards Kolatoli or the southern beach area. You can catch these buses from various points in Cox's Bazar; ask locals for the nearest bus stop. Inform the conductor that you want to get off at Kolatoli Beach. The ride will take about 20-30 minutes. After disembarking, walk towards the beach and ask locals for directions to Kolatoli Shark Point. Bus fares are typically around 10-20 BDT.

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Kolatoli Shark Point is more than just a beach; it's a dynamic destination where adventure and relaxation meet along the Bay of Bengal. Situated in Cox's Bazar, it's a bustling area on the world's longest natural sea beach, offering an immersive experience with a lively atmosphere and stunning seaside views. Despite its name, Kolatoli Shark Point is not an active shark-watching location. The name comes from a shark sculpture that once stood there, though it has since been replaced. Today, Kolatoli is known for its beautiful coastal views, golden sands, and many recreational activities. The beach is perfect for sunbathing, playing beach games, and strolling along the shore. You can also enjoy thrilling water sports like jet skiing and parasailing. Kolatoli is a cultural melting pot with local vendors offering fresh seafood and unique souvenirs. It's a chance to savor local flavors and immerse yourself in the culture. Kolatoli is also a gateway to other attractions. Nearby, you'll find Himchori National Park, Inani Beach, and Ramu Buddhist Monastery. Kolatoli's transformation into a tourist destination reflects Cox's Bazar's growing popularity.

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