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Tithal Beach

Tithal Beach

beach · Gujarat

Famous for its unique black sand and vibrant promenade.

State
Gujarat
Type
Beach
Best season
Winter
Things to do
1+

Famous for its unique black sand and vibrant promenade. It sits close to the Swaminarayan and Sai Baba temples, making it a popular spot for evening walks.

Cultural notes

Popular local festival gathering spot.

Tithal Beach guide & itineraries

Shopping

Local snacks and beach toys.

Frequently asked questions

Why is sand black?

Due to natural minerals.

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