
Cox's Bazar District · Chattogram Division · ইনানী সৈকত
Inani Beach travel guide
A clean, quiet beach covered in coral stones; more stones show at low tide.
At a glance
- Location
- Ukhia, 25 km from Cox's Bazar
- Features
- Beach strewn with coral stones
- Best time
- At low tide, November–March
- Entry
- Free
History and details
Inani Beach is beside the Marine Drive in Ukhia upazila. Its special feature is the rows of black and brown coral stones that appear at low tide, setting it apart from Cox's Bazar's other points. The waves here are calmer and the water clear.
With hills behind and the sea in front, Inani is a favourite of visitors who like a quiet, less crowded place. Several large resorts have opened here recently. Sunsets over the coral stones are especially popular.
Things to do
- Walk among the coral stones at low tide (in sandals)
- Watch the sunset
- Spend a night at a resort and enjoy the quiet beach
How to get to Inani Beach
About 25 km from Kolatoli along the Marine Drive.
Cox's Bazar is about 400 km from Dhaka; the journey takes 8–10 hours (bus) / 1 hour (air).
- 🚌 By bus: Green Line, Hanif, Shyamoli, Saudia from Sayedabad/Arambagh/Kalabagan; non-AC ৳1,000–1,200, AC ৳2,000–3,000.
- 🚆 By train: Cox's Bazar Express and Parjatak Express from Kamalapur; fare about ৳700–2,000 (book tickets ahead).
- ✈️ By air: Biman, US-Bangla, Novoair, Air Astra; one way ৳5,000–9,000, 1 hour.
Where to stay
- Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa
- Royal Tulip Sea Pearl
What to eat
Fried pomfret, lobster, prawns, coral fish, dried fish
Good to know
- Coral stones are sharp and slippery — don't walk barefoot
- Breaking off coral harms the environment
More to see nearby
- Patuartek rocky beach (5 km)
- Himchari (13 km)
- Kana Rajar Guha (cave), Ukhia
More places to visit in Cox's Bazar district
- Cox's Bazar Sea Beach — Sunsets, swimming and beach bikes at Laboni, Sugandha and Kolatoli points; the world's longest beach.
- Marine Drive — A road of about 80 km from Cox's Bazar to Teknaf, with hills on one side and the sea on the other.
- Himchari — Sea views from a hilltop and small waterfalls in the monsoon.
- Saint Martin's Island — The country's only coral island; blue water, coconut palms and Chhera Dwip. Visitor seasons and numbers are limited by government rules — check them before you go.
- Ramu Buddhist Monasteries — Century-old Buddhist monasteries and a huge reclining Buddha (Bimukti Bidarshan Bhavana Centre).
- Moheshkhali Island — A hilly island; the Adinath Temple on its hilltop, and betel-leaf and salt farming.
- Sonadia Island — A deserted island; mangroves, red crabs and migratory birds.