Kalamb Beach

Kalamb Beach is a sandy shore along the Arabian Sea in Maharashtra, bordered by palm groves and natural vegetation on either side. The beach stretches for a considerable distance, with soft sand and a gentle slope toward the water.

Fishing has been the main activity along this coast for many centuries, with boats and people adapting their methods over generations. The traditions that shape how communities work here today have roots stretching back through time.

Local fishing families make their living here, and you can see their boats and nets along the shore throughout the day. This maritime work shapes how people use the beach and what you'll encounter when walking along the water's edge.

The best time to visit is during the cooler months when the weather stays dry and the sea remains calmer. Wear sturdy shoes since the beach has rocky areas mixed with sand, and parts can become slippery during high tide.

When the tide goes out, small rock pools form along the shore where you can see crabs, sea stars, and other small creatures. These pools are easy to explore and offer a glimpse into what lives in the waters here.