Nestled on the eastern coast of Havelock Island, Kalapathar Beach is a serene and relatively less-crowded alternative to the more famous Radhanagar Beach. Known for its dramatic black rocks (kala pathar) lining the white sand shore and turquoise blue waters, this beach is perfect for travelers seeking peace, solitude, and natural beauty.

he name Kalapathar comes from the black basalt rocks scattered across the beach, creating a striking contrast with the sparkling white sand and blue sea. It’s not a beach for swimming due to the rocky seabed, but its charm lies in its picturesque landscape and tranquil ambiance.

????‍♀️ Relax and Unwind: Ideal for quiet contemplation or reading by the shore.

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???? Scenic Rides: The road to Kalapathar is lined with coastal views, making it great for a bike or scooter ride.

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Kalapathar is around 6–7 km from Havelock jetty, and easily accessible by auto-rickshaw, taxi, or rented two-wheeler.

The ride is scenic, with coastal roads, small villages, and coconut plantations along the way.

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????️ Avoid littering; the beach is known for being clean and peaceful.

????️ Ideal for couples, solo travelers, and photographers looking to explore Havelock’s quieter side.