Most of Cox’s Bazar is 660 feet wide at high tide, and 1,300 feet wide at low tide. This Bay of Bengal beach is relatively unknown to the international beach-loving crowd. But Cox’s Bazar is one of the most visited destinations in Bangladesh.
Along its 75 miles, different sections of Cox’s Bazar Beach have distinct names, usually referring to flora and fauna in the area. Among the most popular site are Laboni Beach, Humchari Beach, and Inani Beach, all doable on one-day trips from the town of Cox’s Bazar, where most accommodation is located. Further south is Teknaf Beach.
In general, the further south you go, the bluer the ocean, and the smaller the crowd. If you stay near Cox’s Bazar town, brace yourself for throngs of people. This can be frustrating if you were expecting a deserted tropical beach, but it can be a great opportunity to get closer to the Bangladeshi notion of a beach holiday.
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