Beach Holidays

Ngapali Beach is situated about 7 km away from Thandwe. one of the ancient Rakhine towns. The beach stretches about 3 km with soft white sand fringed by coconut palms. It serves as the best ground for sunbathing and recreation such as beach strolling. cycling and so on. Ngapali is the most famous beach in Myanmar. It is said to have been named after the Naple of Italy by a homesick Italian. It is famous for its natural and unspotted beauty up to this day. There are only natural scenic beauty of the blue sea. white sand and the lovely sun. The sea is cobalt blue. without any dangerous marine animals and clean.

The water here is transparent and the sea is tranquil. Bicycle tours are arranged to visit the nearby villages. The villagers usually sun dry their fish. shrimp and coconut. These products are transported to Yangon and and over the country. The best time to visit this beach during October and May of every year.

If you are planning for a peace and tranquil trip. Ngapali is the best for relaxing your beach holidays.

International standard accommodations are available at Ngapali Beach. If you are planning to create your holiday in Ngapali. contact Ngapali Beach Hotel.

Ngwe Saung Beach Resort. opened in the year 2.000. is one of the loveliest and most pleasant beach resorts in Myanmar. Located in the Ayeyarwady Division. some 48 kilometres from the town of Pathein. Ngwe Saung. with a beach frontage on the Bay of Bengal with its clear blue waters. its white crested waves. sandy beaches and unspoiled and pollution-free natural surroundings. is indeed one of the best places to select for a holiday interlude of rest and relaxation. The beach stretches for 15 kilometers.

Ngwe Saung’s natural attractions are its blue waters. its extensive beaches. its silvery sands. its scenic and occasionally rocky shoreline. all set against a backdrop of tropical rain forests and the towering Rakhine mountain range.

These bungalows provide quality service to foreign tourists and domestic visitors and provide a quiet haven of peace and relaxation. For those wishing to engage in fun and games on the beach. or in the ocean. life-buoys and speedboats are provided. as well as facilities for speedboat trips. bicycling along the shore and horseback riding.
Ngwe Saung extends its warmest welcome to all visitors who wish to relax amidst the waving palms and balmy breezes of a truly memorable ocean resort.

Chaung Thar Beach is located 40 km to the west of Pathein in Ayeyarwaddy Division. It is about 5 hrs drive from Yangon to Chaung-Thar Beach. It is an attractive wide beach with a muddy delta look. Not only coconut palms but also casuarinas trees can be found at the back of the beach. Two small islands can be seen offshore. The crab dishes of Chaung Thar Beach are also delicious and well-known. Fresh coconut juice will make relax here.

There are bungalow type hotels along the beach with modern facilities. Myanmar. owing to its natural environmental diversity is rich in many sites that feature untouched coastal areas. calm and peaceful ocean waters and wide stretches of unpolluted sandy beaches.

Those who wish to engage in play activities on the beach may wish to take a dip in the ocean and ride the ocean waves or take a traditional bullock cart ride along the extensive stretches of the sandy beach.

Others may prefer to stroll along the seashore and visit nearby villages to sample the local cuisine. and buy trinkets and ornaments fashioned from sea shells. cowries. mother of pearl. huge rock-shrimp and crabs. fossilized marine flora and unusual coral formations etc. to take back as souvenirs or presents upon their departure.

There are 13 top class hotels in Chaung Thar to cater to their every need. Some of the well-known ones are Max Hotel. Lai Lai Hotel. Ambo Hotel and Khine Chaung Thar. Those who find the atmosphere of cities stifling. the pressures of work stressful and the responsibilities of modern life becoming burdensome. may shed their manifold worries for a while by visiting and enjoying a restful holiday interlude at Chaung Thar.