The Island of St. Martin, the only coral island of Bangladesh, is a piece of the tropical heaven on the Bay of Bengal. The island is known to have crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches and a calm environment, thus attracting visitors who want to relax or have an adventure. Be it a stroll at the sunrise, land and seafood, or snorkelling in the blue waters, the beaches of St. Martin would seem unexplored and magical.
Labini Beach – The Hyped Getaway
One of the most frequented destinations on the island is Labani Beach. It contains soft sands and waves, making it ideal for swimming and watching the sunset. There are small beach stalls selling fresh coconuts and seafood, and forming a vibrant, but at the same time, relaxed atmosphere.
Coconut Tree Beach -Nature’s Peaceful Side
The Coconut Tree Beach is, as the name implies, covered by waving palm trees. It is more serene and suits those people traveling who need to relax. The transparent water here renders it an excellent location to take long walks and sunrise.
Chera Dwip – The Hidden Gem
Chera Dwip is on the southern end and can be accessed either by boat or when the tide is low. It is known to be the home of the coral stones, colourful marine life, and spectacular views. Snorkeling in this case, will provide an opportunity for underwater beauty.
West Beach – The Sunset Spot
West Beach is not as congested and has a reputation for spectacular sunsets. The golden sky that reflects on the sea gives the visitors picture-perfect moments.
Summary
St. Martin Island has a variety of sea activities; it gives a vibrant experience along Laboni beach up to the pristine beauty of Chera Dwip. All the beaches have their distinctive characters, and therefore, the island is a place to visit for beach lovers in Bangladesh.
FAQs
1. When is the best time to visit St. Martin Island?
The best time is between November and March since the weather is favourable and there is calmness in the sea.
2. Will you spend the night on the Island of St. Martin?
Yes, it has numerous resorts and guesthouses where one can spend an overnight.
3. Is there snorkelling on the island?
Yes, particularly in the area of Chera Dwip, where coral reefs and marine life are available to investigate.
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