Tithal Beach,Gujarat

• Tithal Beach (black sand shoreline and sunset views)
• Tithal Lake (a calm waterbody near the beach for walks and birdwatching)
• Nearby temples and shrines (popular with locals and visitors)
• Local food stalls and beachfront vendors

• Black sand on parts of the shore (distinctive appearance)
• Wide open beach that’s family-friendly and good for evening strolls
• Vibrant sunset views over the Arabian Sea
• Seasonal local markets and stalls offering snacks and beverages

• Sunset and sunrise viewing
• Leisurely beach walks and photography
• Camel and horse rides along the shore (local operators)
• Sampling local street food and snacks at beach stalls
• Visiting nearby temples and combining a cultural outing with the beach

October to March — cooler, pleasant weather and clearer skies for sunsets and outdoor activities.

Tropical coastal climate: hot summers (March–June), monsoon rains (June–September) with rougher seas, and mild winters (October–February).

Nearest rail access: Valsad town (a short drive away). Nearest major airport: Surat Airport (approximately 60–80 km by road). Well connected by road—regular buses and taxis from Valsad, Navsari and Surat. Limited dedicated parking near the beach during peak times.

Half-day to full-day visit (2–6 hours). Combine with nearby temples or a visit to Valsad for a full-day itinerary.

Light cotton clothing, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, comfortable footwear for walking on sand; an umbrella or rain jacket during monsoon months. Respectful attire when visiting nearby temples.

Try local beach snacks and Gujarati street food available at stalls (fresh coconut water, fritters, local sweets). Small shell- and bead-based souvenirs and local handicrafts are often sold by vendors.