5 Beach Resorts To Book For A Relaxing Summer Getaway

Imagine waking up to the sound of the waves and ending it with a stunning sunset. Does it sound like your dream summer getaway If so, book a stay at one of these beach resorts
Photo Credits Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra
Photo Credits Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra

Summer is here in its most glorious avatar, and the whispers of the heart for a relaxing getaway have turned into loud exclaims. How can it not After all, there's no better way to spend this otherwise unapologetic season than to while away time by the beach while sipping on your favourite cocktails, and the only reason interrupting your unwinding session on the shore is a spa. If this sounds like your dream summer vacation, then it is time to book yourself a getaway at one of these luxurious beach resorts in India

Barefoot Resorts, Andaman And Nicobar Islands 

Fringed by dense greenery and a pristine white sand beach, this property sweeps you away to heaven. While the beauty surrounding is enough to soothe your senses, the eco-friendly cottages decorated with earthy tones and subtle accents take the experience a notch above. It is easy to slip into the "chill mode," but in case any holiday seems incomplete without a touch of adventure, there are enough and more things to do around. From kayaking, scuba diving, and snorkelling to exploring Havelock's diverse flora and fauna via bird trails, night walks into the forest, and trail biking&ndashthe resort offers ample experiences for you to pick from. Book here

The Leela, Kovalam 

If you have been eyeing a trip to the Maldives but don't have as much time, head to this resort for a three-day getaway. As India's only cliff-top hotel, the resort boasts spectacular views of the gushing Arabian Sea. The centuries-old Kovalam Palace, built by the Travancore royal family, makes it picture-perfect. While the property has many spots from which you can catch an Instagram-worthy view, the private beach access lets you get close to the oceanic bliss. When you want to catch a break from strolling on the beach, you can also venture into Trivandrum, located 13 km away, and explore its multiple attractions, such as the grand Padmanabhaswamy Temple and Kerala Arts Crafts Village. Book here

Fort Tiracol Heritage Hotel, Goa 

Any list of beach resorts is incomplete without mentioning Goa, and rightly so. If you have only experienced the happening side, visit this heritage property overlooking the Arabian Sea. The property is close to the quiet shores of North Goa. The untouched and lesser-known Querim Beach is the nearest to the property. Set in a 17th-century fort built by the Portuguese, the property also is immersed in a palpable old-world charm. The spacious rooms, decked with vintage furniture like a four-poster bed, ease you into a holiday mood in seconds. Book here

Niraamaya Retreats Surya Samudra, Kovalam

Yet another gem in the coastal town of Kovalam, Niraamaya Retreat is a perfect abode for a relaxing getaway. Lined by a secluded beach washed by the Arabian Sea, the resort enchants with its salty sea breeze, the distant screeches of birds and the gush of swaying coconut and palm trees. While you are here, spoil yourself with their specially curated spa offerings or Ayurvedic wellness programs. And end the day with fantastic coastal fare at their in-house all-day dining restaurant Cafe Samsara. Book here

SwaSara, Gokarna 

Even though it is located in Karnataka's hippie hub, SwaSara at Om Beach is a secluded spot immersed in tranquillity. The property has 24 eco-friendly villas designed with materials locally available, such as laterite and coconut thatch. Even though the beach puts up a breathtaking view, every corner of the property puts up serious competition. While here, treat yourself to the resort's wellness programmes, including Hatha Yoga and guided meditation sessions. Complete your wellness experience with delicious and soul-nourishing meals at their in-house restaurant. Book here

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