5 offbeat blue flag beaches in India for your bucket list

Subhadrika Sen

A blue flag is an international certification to mark beaches that are maintained well, with high quality water and meets travel experience expectations.

Lakshwadeep Islands: The Thundi and Kadmat beaches offer high quality clean spaces to soak in the beauty of where land meets the sea.

Andaman & Nicobar Islands: Besides all the touristy spots, make a stop at the Radhanagar beach for its white sand and palm trees.

Odisha: After seeking divine blessings from the Jagannath Temple in Puri, relax by the waves at the Golden Hour Beach.

Diu: Beaches often mean Goa, southern India and the Eastern belt. But take some time out and enjoy the resplendent Ghoghla beach in Diu.

Gujarat: Enjoy the Shivrajpur beach near Dwarka with friends and family. It is also a perfect location for dolphin spotting and snorkelling.

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