Top 5 Beaches in Chennai to Visit and Enjoy

Marina Beach 

It is known for being expansive as the second-longest beach globally; it's been attracting a wide range of tourists day to day by its soulful silence on the shore and the chirping of the seducing street foods across the shore. Besides, it also remains as a historical place to describe Tamilnadu politics, as being a tomb of great political leaders from dr. annadurai to dr. kalaignar m.karunanidhi. The fanatics of the marina are fond of its cheerful sunrise and soothing sunset that they even love to take walks at that time. The triumph of the labor built by Debiprasad Roy is still being encouraging the sweat shredding labor force. Further, the statues of great political leaders such as Mahatma Gandhi and cine artists such as Shivaji and patriotic poets such as dhesiyakavi bharathiyar are stealing people's attention. Though you are not a part of Chennai, you would be brought once when you visit it.

Elliot’s Beach 

One can enjoy the tranquillity of this beach from the busy life of Chennai. Elliot Beach is one of the most significant landmarks as it also provides its visitors with a range of multi-cuisines and an array of restaurants and fast food centers. You can savor the scrumptious and tempting South Indian snacks and coddle your taste buds as only some yards away from the sandy beach; you will find some of the famous restaurants, which include Ponnuswamy restaurant, Karaikudi restaurant, Lee's Chinese restaurant, and the New Shangri La, a Malaysian restaurant. At the southern end of the beach is the famous Velankanni Church built in honor of the Lady of Health, also famous as Madonna of Velankanni.

Apart from this, a stone monument sited on Elliot's Beach was constructed as a mark of honor to a Danish sailor, Karl Schmidt, who died at saving a man from drowning. There is a skating rink and a food court towards the south end of the beach, with a small theme park and gaming centers. At the center of the beach lies the monument of Edward Elliot, after whom the beach is named. The beach is filled with street food stalls that serve yummy bajjis, pori, ice cream, and sweet corn.

The other street food options include waffles, shawarmas, chaat, and momos. Apart from all the street food, sea-view restaurants, cafes, and bars are lined up right across the Elliots promenade, offering continental, south Indian, American and Asian cuisine. Make sure you make it to Elliot's Beach at least once to capture the beautiful sunrise.

Santhome Beach 

Santhome beach, the southern part of the marina, is then sent home beach. Wishing to have a good time with your family, then it's a perfect decision to visit sent home. Apart from being a tourist spot, it also holds a historical remembrance of when the Portuguese landed on this shore when they came to the coast of Chennai. Admiring its breezy winds would be a perfect combination to have a 'sundal' sold there decorated with dry peas and the small white moon-like coconut shreds. This beach is preferably chosen by many of the chennaites, as it's comparatively clean and hygienic. Being the center of tourist attraction, there are many monuments and hotels nearby. To enjoy a great nightlife, visit sent home and amuse by the amenities such as clubs and night parties around it.

Thiruvanmiyur Beach

 East Coast Road🛣️ starts at Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, and continues until Kanyakumari via Mahabalipuram, Kadalur, Rameswaram, etc. Thiruvanmiyur Beach is the starting place of ECR, Chennai. A Well cleaned✨, perfectly maintained beach makes you visit again. Smart Bike Cycling, Calm and pollution-free environment, Secured by cops👮 and more good things are the key reasons to visit.

1. Smart Bike Cycling
2. Bring your Children
3. Come and Experience yourself Alone
4. Business Meetings and Talks
5. Reach with Your Friends.
6. Coming at 8.20 PM? Try Buttermilk by Moru Thatha
7. Walk on 8 Shaped Curve and Streets

Kasimedu Beach 

Kasimedu beach search for N4 BEACH in google maps, the place it brings you to the favorite of solitude - kasimedu beach. Longing for a beautiful sea view, then drive to the kasimedu beach. This beach, not exactly a sandy beach as others since it is a fishing harbor, you can taste a variety of fresh fish with the sight of volleyball. The silence in your heart could even be rested by the colorful boats. There are no entry fees for this mind relaxing opportunity. It has now become the mind-striking weekend spot for families due to the advent of transportation facilities and comfy amenities available to enjoy it. Over the years, the beach and pier have become popular as there are not many places of interest here,” said by K.Bharathi, president of South Indian fishermen association