Pamban Beach

Right at the entrance of Pamban Island, there lies Pamban Beach - a land where you get to see the dream view of the amalgamation of azuring water of the ocean and pellucid sky. ‘India’s Secret Beach Destination’ is the name from which this beaut beach is esteemed, considering the exotic exquisiteness of this tourist destination in Tamil Nadu.

Scrubbed and soft white sand, waving palm trees, crystal clear water, and a serene ambiance altogether give you a kind of holiday experience in Tamil Nadu which feels nothing less than vacationing in Maldives or Mauritius.

On top of that, if you want to enjoy your Tamil Nadu holidays to the fullest then here at Pamban Beach, the views of sunrise and sunset along with the savory authentic seafood are not-to-miss-out things for every visitor. Giving perfect vacation memories to animal lovers, Cats, Dogs, Crabs, and Kingfishers makes an amazing stay here. Along with that, the beach also gives you a chance to enjoy the thrill of a bunch of water activities.

Tourists who come to visit the surreal Pamban Beach never miss a chance to explore the other beautiful attractions located a close distance from the beach. Therefore, whether you want to plan a family holiday, solo trip, or honeymoon, Pamban Beach serves you with the best experience in the whole of southern India.

Attractions and Activities at Pamban Island

Pamban Bridge: The Pamban Bridge is a railway and roadway bridge that connects Pamban Island to the Indian mainland. It was built in 1914 and was the longest bridge until the Bandra-Worli sea link was constructed in Maharashtra. Tourists going to and from Rameshwaram have to pass this bridge to enter Kanyakumari.

Kurusadai Island: This island is located to the west of Pamban Bridge, between Pamban Island and the Indian mainland. It is blessed with such biodiversity and natural beauty that it has not only become a nature lover's paradise but also a research center for marine biologists. This secluded island is home to each kind of phylum except amphibians. Kurusadai must be visited if you want a taste of the wondrous beauty of nature.

Adam's Bridge: The Adam's Bridge, also known as Rama Setu, is a chain of limestone shoals that connects the Pamban and Mannar Islands. The view from this bridge is worth a visit. Legend says that it is the same bridge that was built by Hanuman and his soldiers for Sri Ram.