Dwarka Beach

Dwarka Beach is a sandy shoreline on the Arabian Sea at the coastal pilgrimage town of Dwarka in Devbhoomi Dwarka district, Gujarat. Located close to the Dwarkadhish Temple and Gomti Ghat, it is known for its long sandy stretch with rocky patches, sunset views over the sea, and relaxed coastal setting. The beach is a popular leisure stop for pilgrims and tourists visiting Dwarka's temples and nearby attractions.

Visitors can expect a long sandy beach with scattered rocky patches along the Arabian Sea coastline near central Dwarka. The setting is open and breezy with views of the sea, fishing boats, and sunset. Areas near Gomti Ghat and Sudama Setu are easily accessible on foot. Visitors can walk along the shore, take photographs, enjoy camel and horse rides offered locally, and view the coastline near the Dwarkadhish Temple complex.

Dwarka is traditionally identified with the ancient kingdom associated with Lord Krishna described in Hindu texts. The coastal waters off Dwarka have been the focus of marine archaeological explorations that have documented submerged structures, reflecting the area's long maritime and settlement history.

Dwarka is one of the Char Dham pilgrimage centres and a major centre of Krishna devotion. The beach area near Gomti Sangam, where the Gomti River meets the Arabian Sea, is considered sacred and is commonly visited by pilgrims after darshan at the Dwarkadhish Temple.