Dumas Beach

Dumas Beach is a well-known urban beach located in Dumas village, about 21 km southwest of Surat city in Surat District, Gujarat, along the Arabian Sea. It is noted for its dark grey to black sand, long shoreline and sunset views. A popular leisure destination for Surat residents, the beach is lined with food stalls serving local snacks and offers open sea views, breezy promenade areas and proximity to the Dariya Ganesh Temple.

Visitors can expect a long, flat shoreline with dark-coloured sand along the Arabian Sea, open sea views and sea breeze. The beach has a promenade area, informal seating and numerous food stalls selling local snacks such as bhajiya and pav bhaji. The area is most active in the late afternoon and evening for sunset viewing, leisurely walks and photography. The Dariya Ganesh Temple is located adjacent to the beach approach.

Dumas was historically a small coastal village near Surat, a major port city on the Arabian Sea. The beach area developed as a recreational seafront for Surat residents during the 20th century and remains a well-established leisure destination in South Gujarat.

The beach is a popular social and leisure gathering place for residents of Surat and surrounding areas, especially for evening outings and family picnics. The nearby Dariya Ganesh Temple, dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is culturally significant for local visitors who often combine temple visits with the beach.