Kumta Gokarna Trek

Kumta Gokarna Trek

The Kumta Gokarna Beach Trek is an unforgettable three-day journey through some of India’s unspoiled beaches in Karnataka that cannot be reached via road. Follow the coastline of the western part of the country and visit breathtaking beaches such as Heaven beach, Paradise beach, Om beach, Half-Moon beach, Kudle beach, Gokarna beach, etc. This trek allows you to see stunning beaches like Heaven beach, Paradise beach, Om beach, Half Moon beach, Kudle beach, Gokarna beach, etc. Kumta to Gokarna Trek offers an unforgettable and tranquil tropical trekking experience, perfect for beginners or experienced trekkers alike. While beginners might appreciate its ease and simplicity, seasoned trekkers will truly appreciate its character. Be ready for endless coconuts, building sandcastles, and watching gorgeous ocean sunsets along the journey. For additional details such as photos, itinerary, or interesting blogs about this trek, please continue scrolling.

Trek Itinerary of Kumta Gokarna Trek

Day 1: Drive to Kumta from the Common pick-up points in Bangalore

Beginning Friday at 9 PM from various meeting points across Bangalore (such as Malleshwaram near KC General Hospital and Tata Motors Showroom at Rajajinagar Metro Station, Govardhan Theatre in Yeshwanthpur, and Bureau of Indian Standards Jalahalli), our journey will reach Kumta in the early hours of Saturday.

Day 2: Trek from Kumta beach to Heaven beach

Trek Distance – 12 Km

Start your day right! After enjoying an early breakfast at Kumta beach, we embark on foot and head directly towards Kumta beach viewpoint – only 10-15 minutes away – where a breathtaking panorama awaits us. Continuing down our path we arrive at Vannalli beach, whose trek winds around hills into lush grasslands; after which we continue onward to Vannalli beach where the path winds around another hill before opening up into lush grassland; Mangodlu beach and Kadle beach were reached via scenic 7-8 kilometres walk before reaching Nirvana Bay where we visit historic Kagal Fort before making our way down to Heaven beach overnight campsite where our tents await us with dinner and relaxation before retiring for the night.

Day 3: Trek from Heaven beach to Gokarna beach and back to Bangalore

Trek Distance – 9 Km

Today we resume our trek, departing Heaven beach towards Aghanashini River using a ferry service and crossing via Belekhaan beach to Aghanashini River via Belekhaan beach and Belekhaan beach via Belekhaan beach and Belekhaan beach respectively. Once across, the landscape gradually transforms, becoming increasingly lush and forested until reaching Paradise beach where our journey leads through series of beaches such as Small Hell, Half Moon and Om until arriving at Kudle beach where we enjoy lunch followed by Gokarna beach where our trek concludes before joining back onto our vehicle and driving back towards Bangalore.

Trek Highlights of Kumta Gokarna Trek

  • Discover a series of unspoiled and hidden beaches such as Paradise Half Moon and Nirvana.
  • Take in breathtaking sunsets atop rugged cliffs or hidden coastal ridges.
  • Camping under the stars on a beach can be an amazing way to spend an unforgettable evening.
  • Visit local villages along the coastline as well as Gokarna town, which houses the world-famous Mahabaleshwar Temple.
  • Savor the peaceful coastal life by swimming in the ocean, walking barefoot along golden sands, and taking in its tranquillity.
  • Weekend adventures and photography enthusiasts alike will find this an ideal trip.

How To Reach Kumta Gokarna Trek

Starting Point: Kumta, Karnataka Ending Point: Gokarna, Karnataka

By Train: For travel by rail, Kumta (start) and Gokarna Road (end) railway stations are the closest stations. Train services connect Bangalore, Goa, Mumbai, and Mangalore effectively.

By Road: From Bangalore, KSRTC buses and private coaches travel directly to Kumta or Gokarna.

By Air: The closest airport is Dabolim Airport in Goa (150 km), followed by taxi/train service from Kumta.

Best Time to Visit Kumta Gokarna Trek

Post Monsoon and Early Summer (October-March): Camping, beach treks, and other outdoor activities benefit greatly from clear skies and moderate temperatures.

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