About Uppada Beach
Uppada Beach is a sandy beach on the Bay of Bengal at the fishing village of Uppada, about 8-10 km north of Kakinada in Kakinada District, Andhra Pradesh. It is known for its long, relatively quiet coastline, fishing boats and nets, and views of sunrise over the sea. The beach is part of the Kakinada-Uppada coastal stretch and is visited for leisure walks, photography and experiencing local coastal life.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long sandy shoreline along the Bay of Bengal with fishing boats, nets and small hamlets along the coast. The setting is open and relatively undeveloped compared to urban beaches, with sea views, palm-lined stretches and a coastal road running parallel to the shore. Areas to explore include the main beachfront, fishing landing areas and viewpoints for sunrise. Activities are centered on walking, sightseeing and photography of the seascape and daily fishing activity.
Key highlights
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Long sandy coastline on the Bay of Bengal near Kakinada
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Active fishing village setting with boats and nets along the shore
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Sunrise views over the sea
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Relatively quiet and less commercialized beach environment
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Coastal road offering scenic drive parallel to the beach
Culture & Context
The beach is integral to the traditional fishing community of Uppada village and reflects the coastal culture of the Kakinada region. The village is also known for Uppada Jamdani handloom sarees, representing the area's weaving heritage.
Route
| By air | Rajahmundry Airport is the nearest airport, with onward road transfer to Kakinada and Uppada. |
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| By train | Kakinada Town Junction is the nearest major railway station, with onward road journey to Uppada Beach. |