Cox's Bazar walking tour & city guide
The world's longest natural sea beach.
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Cox's Bazar, on the Bay of Bengal, has one of the longest natural sandy beaches in the world, stretching about 120 kilometers. It is Bangladesh's most popular holiday destination.
The beach
Laboni and Sugandha beaches are the busiest, with beach chairs and snack stalls. The Marine Drive runs along the coast to Inani Beach, with rocky shores and the Himchari waterfall.
Islands
Saint Martin's Island, Bangladesh's only coral island, is reached from Teknaf further south.
Top sights in Cox's Bazar
- 1
Laboni Beach
The main beach.
- 2
Marine Drive
A coastal road.
- 3
Inani Beach
A beach with rocky shores.
- 4
Himchari
Hills and a waterfall.
- 5
Saint Martin's Island
A coral island.
Food markets & where to eat in Cox's Bazar
Beachfront stalls
Fried fish and crab.
Kolatoli
The hotel area with restaurants.
Burmese market
Local snacks and goods.
Food to try in Cox's Bazar
Rupchanda fry
Fried pomfret fish.
Crab curry
Fresh from the bay.
Coconut water
On the beach.
Opening hours and prices change often. Please check with each place before you visit.
Plan your trip to Cox's Bazar
Enjoyed the walk? Here is everything you need to see it for real.
- Hotels in Cox's BazarCompare places to stay and prices.
- Tours & ticketsWalking tours, museums and day trips in Cox's Bazar.
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