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Tannirubhavi Beach

Tannirubhavi Beach

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Tannirubhavi beach is a beach in Mangalore, Karnataka, India. Currently, it can only be reach by land via Panambur or by ferry via Gurupura river from Sultan Battery.
On the other side of the landstrip of the beach there is a barge mounted 220 MW power plant set up by the GMR group.

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District: Mangalore
Nearest City: Mangalore
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Nearest Railway Station:Mangalore
Nearest Airport:Mangalore

Road Transport:Mangalore

Tannirubhavi beach can be approached by two routes. First, by land via Panambur. Second and the most beautiful route is through a ferry ride across Gurupur river from Sultan Battery. Sultan Battery is around 5 kms from Mangalore city centre (Hampankatta) and can be approached by public transport (route no. 16) and other means. An autorickshaw should charge around Rs25.

Take a ferry (should cost Rs5 per ride) and cross the Gurpur river (around 15 minutes ride), which takes you to the other bank. Both sides of the river bank gives a magnificent view of coconut groves all around. Once you cross the river, it is a five minute walk to the Tannirubhavi beach. It is still a pristine beach and should be really refreshing after a beautiful boat ride. Boat rides are frequent with a 15 minutes frequency on both sides of the river bank.

Nearest Visiting places in Tannirubhavi Beach:

St. Aloysius Chapel

Shrimati Bai Memorial Museum

Kadri Manjunath Temple

Shri Sharavu Mahaganapathi Temple

Light House Hill-Garden

Mangaladevi Temple:

Seemanthi Bai Government Museum

Kadri Park

Saib Mosque

Music Gallery

Tannirubhavi beach

Ullal Beach (Summersands)

Someshwara Beach

KREC Surathkal Beach & Light House

Panambur Beach and Panambur Rocks

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