Waquar Habib
Known for its white-sand beaches and rich marine life, Swaraj Dweep (formerly Havelock Island) sometimes witnesses bioluminescent phenomena, especially when phytoplankton are abundant.
This uninhabited island is renowned for its pristine beaches and clear waters. Occasionally, the shores light up at night due to bioluminescent plankton, offering a surreal experience for visitors.
Often referred to as "Sunset Beach," Betalbatim is less crowded than other Goan beaches. There have been occasional reports of bioluminescent sightings here, making nighttime beach walks magical.
Located near Udupi, Mattu Beach is a hidden gem where bioluminescence has been observed, especially during the post-monsoon months when the concentration of bioluminescent organisms increases.
The capital of Lakshadweep, Kavaratti Island boasts clear lagoons where bioluminescent plankton occasionally illuminate the waters, creating a mesmerising nighttime spectacle.
Also known as Black Sand Beach, this secluded spot near Varkala has sporadically displayed bioluminescent activity, enchanting visitors with its glowing shoreline.
While Juhu Beach is typically bustling, there have been rare instances when the waters exhibited bioluminescence, surprising city dwellers with a natural light show.
Famous for its receding waters, Chandipur Beach has also reported occasional bioluminescent events, adding to its unique charm during nighttime low tides.
Often listed among Asia's best beaches, Radhanagar has, on rare occasions, showcased bioluminescence, enhancing its already stunning nighttime ambience.
A Blue Flag-certified beach, Padubidri is known for its cleanliness and environmental standards. While bioluminescence isn't a regular occurrence, there have been sporadic sightings, making evening visits potentially rewarding.