Kuakata Sea Beach

Kuakata Sea Beach

Kuakata is another one of the most attractive places in Bangladesh, located on the shores of the Bay of Bengal. In terms of size, It is small but it produces rare scenic beauty and a healthy natural atmosphere. We call Kuakata the daughter of the sea. I would like to say that Kuakata has the best display side of the Bay of Bengal. From here, one can enjoy both sunset and sunrise. When the damn sea is here, obviously it is not normal sunset and sunrise view. Many people in my country say that the most beautiful sunset and sunrise view of Bangladesh can be seen from this Kuakata beach. And about its sea beaches, people like it most after the Cox’s Bazar Sea beach. Even some tourists prefer Kuakata over Cox’s Bazar. I also think so, its beaches are pure, clear, refreshing, and interesting types. In the past, Kuakata holds the surname of Virgin Beach of Bangladesh. I think till now it holds its surname, except for the hotel area beach. Mainly tourists visit here, just because of its differently made natural beaches. Words cannot express how different it is. But its beaches are indeed different. Look at the above photo of Kuakata’s beach. Isn’t it different? Apart from beaches, Tourists can slightly have a Mangrove forest-type taste at the Fatrar Char in Kuakata. Tourists can witness migratory birds and red crabs at Bijoy Char in Kuakata. There’s much more to see, as you continue reading, you’ll discover. So keep reading and My friend, maybe in your life you missed many girls. So, I really don’t want you to miss this daughter of the sea.

Location:

Kuakata, a city on the south coast of Bangladesh. To be more accurate Kuakata is the very last city on the south coast, located 320 km from the capital Dhaka. It falls in the Patuakhali district of the Barisal division.

How to go:

There are 2 ways to go from Dhaka to Kuakata: by bus and by launch. It takes 14-18 hours to reach Kuakata by launch. But since the opening of the dream Padma bridge, it takes 5-7 hours to go to Kuakata by bus. So everyone now goes to Kuakata by bus. I will say that if your destination is the Kuakata Sea Beach, go this way. Another thing, Kuakata is a proper spot for enjoying holidays. And we know holidays are limited in our fast-forwarding modern life and holidays are hard-earned. So why should we waste a whole day when we can reach the Kuakata sea beach for 5-8 hours? Shouldn’t we waste our time on Kuakata Sea Beach?

Sunset at Kuakata Sea Beach

Activity:

1. Kuakata Beach is the only beach in Bangladesh that allows tourists to see both sunrise and sunset. So my friends do you all understand what you all need to do first in Kuakata?

2. Visit every beach area in Kuakata. Tell me the difference after your visit.

3. Explore Fatar Char, within a spark, you will discover yourself in a forest. Also, the forest is a Sundarban-type forest. If you go there, you will surely make your next plan to travel to Sundarban.

4. If you have time and money, I highly recommend you visit Bijoy Char. The desire to see many red crabs will be fulfilled, and if it is wintertime, the guest birds will be seen. And even this place is also incredibly beautiful.

5. Enjoy seafood at Leburbon, Best place for seafood in Kuakata.

Note: The most beautiful craft in the sky I have seen in my life is this Kuakata.

kuakata

Best time to visit:

Kuakata is recognized for showing incredible sunset and sunrise views. If you can’t see it, then it would be the biggest loss in your Kuakata visit. I never compromise with my traveling experience, so I don’t want you to compromise. So, my friend make your Kuakata trip plan in the winter. Around that time the sky is always clear, so there will be no obstacle to seeing the sunrise and sunset. At that time the sea is calm, so there will be no obstacle to visiting all the spots of Kuakata.

My thought:

I don’t know about others, but the beauty of Kuakata directly strikes my heart. But some people are not appreciating its beauty. They keep throwing garbage here. I was quite disappointed to see these this time. Today 25 October 2024, I am sitting on the beach in Kuakata and writing about Kuakata. I hope that I will not have to see these things when I return here in 2025. And being a Bengali, I am telling the Bengalis to use some common sense, there is a specific place to throw garbage.

red crab at Kuakata sea beach