Myanmar Beach
Myanmar is one of the most unspoiled countries in the world with its plethora of nature. From mountain treks to beach excursions, Myanmar has different adventures for whatever a traveler wants to experience.
Myanmar has pristine beaches that are unspoiled, uncrowded and undiscovered. Most of Myanmar beaches stretch along the coastline on the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. It seems that all Myanmar beaches have spectacular sunsets where the sun slowly descends into the water each evening. Off the coast, there are many beautiful islands that are still yet undiscovered by tourists because of travel restrictions. However, many of Myanmar beaches are now open to tourists.
Burmese beaches boast natural white sand and blue seas. Swimming, sunbathing, beach strolling, lounging, and cycling along the white sand beach are tourists pastimes. There are three famous Burmese beaches in Myanmar and open for tourist since 1996. Ngapali Beach, most famous resort beach, Ngwe Saung Beach, sometimes spelled Ngwe Sung and Chaungtha Beaches, also sometimes spelled Choungtha . All three of these beaches are popular among both local and foreign tourists. Chaungtha Beach is the most active beach and crowded with more local tourists than the other two Ngapali and Ngwe Saung Beach.
New resorts are now opening up on all Myanmar beaches. Hotels now provide fishing excursions and boating to visit adjacent islands. Tourists enjoy going on the boat ride tours to explore the remote fishing villages and snorkeling around islands to see coral reef. Watching whale shark is not really interested for local tourist but foreign tourist dream. Sometimes in the season you will be able to see whale shark around Myanmar beach.
Sunbathing at the beaches is a tourist favorite past time. You will find very few Burmese lying in the sun. Myanmar people will not have sunburn even though they don't use sun cream. Foreigners easily get sunburn by lying two to three hours in the sun so you should be careful. With a coconut drink in one hand, you can find many tourists lounging at the shore.
Myanmar has pristine beaches that are unspoiled, uncrowded and undiscovered. Most of Myanmar beaches stretch along the coastline on the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. It seems that all Myanmar beaches have spectacular sunsets where the sun slowly descends into the water each evening. Off the coast, there are many beautiful islands that are still yet undiscovered by tourists because of travel restrictions. However, many of Myanmar beaches are now open to tourists.
Burmese beaches boast natural white sand and blue seas. Swimming, sunbathing, beach strolling, lounging, and cycling along the white sand beach are tourists pastimes. There are three famous Burmese beaches in Myanmar and open for tourist since 1996. Ngapali Beach, most famous resort beach, Ngwe Saung Beach, sometimes spelled Ngwe Sung and Chaungtha Beaches, also sometimes spelled Choungtha . All three of these beaches are popular among both local and foreign tourists. Chaungtha Beach is the most active beach and crowded with more local tourists than the other two Ngapali and Ngwe Saung Beach.
New resorts are now opening up on all Myanmar beaches. Hotels now provide fishing excursions and boating to visit adjacent islands. Tourists enjoy going on the boat ride tours to explore the remote fishing villages and snorkeling around islands to see coral reef. Watching whale shark is not really interested for local tourist but foreign tourist dream. Sometimes in the season you will be able to see whale shark around Myanmar beach.
Sunbathing at the beaches is a tourist favorite past time. You will find very few Burmese lying in the sun. Myanmar people will not have sunburn even though they don't use sun cream. Foreigners easily get sunburn by lying two to three hours in the sun so you should be careful. With a coconut drink in one hand, you can find many tourists lounging at the shore.
