
Blue Flag certification is an internationally recognised eco-label awarded to beaches that meet high standards of cleanliness, safety, environmental management, and sustainable tourism. India now has several Blue Flag beaches that combine scenic beauty with responsible coastal conservation. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Golden Beach: This well-maintained beach in Puri is known for clean shores, cultural events, and views of the Bay of Bengal. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Kappad Beach: Historically significant as the landing site of Vasco da Gama, Kappad Beach blends scenic coastline with cultural heritage. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Kasarkod Beach: Surrounded by casuarina groves, Kasarkod Beach offers calm waters, eco-friendly tourism facilities, and a quieter coastal experience. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Radhanagar Beach: Frequently ranked among Asia’s best beaches, Radhanagar Beach is famous for turquoise waters, lush forests, and stunning sunsets. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Rushikonda Beach: Popular for water sports and scenic hills meeting the sea, Rushikonda Beach combines adventure activities with Blue Flag-certified cleanliness standards. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )

Shivrajpur Beach: Located near Dwarka, Shivrajpur Beach is known for its clear waters, white sand, and peaceful coastal atmosphere along the Arabian Sea. (Source: Photo by wikimedia commons )