The list of attractions in Cox’s Bazar is as long and unbroken as the beach itself. There is much to offer for travellers who want to visit the longest unbroken natural sand beach in the world. A little guide to cut through all the attractions is a must. This article will aim to narrow the search down to a manageable few.

To make your own Cox's Bazar holdiay package, you will need to know the answers of the following questions:

How to get to Cox’s Bazar?
Where to stay in Cox’s Bazar?
What attractions you should not miss while travelling to Cox’s Bazar

Let's get started.

How to get to Cox’s Bazar?

There are many ways to get to Cox’s Bazar within the country. But if you’re visiting Bangladesh from another country, you will have to enter through Dhaka or Sylhet. The best way to get to Cox’s Bazar from Dhaka/Sylhet is by air. We have another blog that discuess about Cox's Bazar flights in detail.

Where to stay in Cox’s Bazar?

Cox’s Bazar is by far the most popular tourist destination in the country. Numerous hotels and booming tourism industry have flourished for that reason. We have some articles describing the best of both luxurious hotels and 5-star hotels, as well as mid-budget and cheap hotels.

Attractions you must not miss at Cox’s Bazar

Marine Drive

The Marine Drive experience at Cox's Bazar is one of the most breathtaking experiences you will get in Bangladesh.

With hills on one side and the beach on the other, your journey towards various points such as Himchori, Inani Beach, Patuartek, Teknaf, etc., will be amazing. It is an eighty-kilometer-long road, and your Cox's Bazar package will miss a big amusement if you don't experience this.

Himchari Waterfall

Surrounded by bamboos and palm trees, the waterfall is a perfect little hideout for a day picnic with the family. Only a few kilometres away from the main Cox’s Bazar town. You can get to Himchari Waterfall with any vehicle. But you’ll need to buy a pass to enter Marine Drive.

The waterfall is most active during the monsoon season and dries up significantly in winter. Coconut sellers who set up shop along the Marine drive makes it worth the trip any day of the year. Driving along Marine drive can be a treat in itself.

Inani Beach

Inani beach is located in the Ukhia Upazila of Cox’s Bazar district. It is 11 kilometres long. This beach is a little away from the main Cox’s Bazar town. You’ll need to book a ride for a trip to Inani Beach. Not only that, but you can also try the new Hop on Hop off tourist bus service by Aquaholic Tourist Caravan first ever in our country to enjoy the beautiful marine drive with complimentary meals from the live kitchen on board. To book your seat you can visit our website/app.

There are a few resorts and hotels as well, where you can stay and enjoy living around the amazing beach view. One of the hotels near Inani Beach is Royal Tulip Sea Pearl Beach Resort & Spa which is one of the best places to stay in Cox’s Bazar. You will love your stay there and the best part is they provide free shuttle services from the city as well as the airport.

The Inani Beach has a lot of coral stones and offers a nice secluded view for tourists. The water is crystal clear and you can see fishes and crabs swimming in the hollowed-out coral stones. Inani beach has a view of mountains on the other side. So it offers multiple attractions to its visitors. You can book mountain treks to enjoy the sunset from the top of the hill.

You can go to Inani beach by hiring a taxi for a return trip if you are staying in the main part of Cox’s Bazar town.

Maheshkhali Island

Maheshkhali is the only hill island in Bangladesh. It is located in the Maheshkhali Upazila in Cox’s Bazar. The island has many attractions to see like the Buddist temple Adinath Mandir, Golden temple and Rakhain Para. Maheshkhali is famed for its betel leaf, so be sure to find some during your trip.

You can get to Maheshkhali island by boat or ferry. It is a good idea to book a hotel in Cox’s Bazar when you go to maheshkhali. The closest hotel from Maheshkhali island is Sayeman Beach Resort. The newly renovated hotel has modern amenities with traditional sensibilities of Bangladeshi hospitality.

Your visit to Maheshkhali Island can be completed in a day. It's a very good choice for a day trip at Cox’s Bazar. Be one with nature in the cultural melting pot that is Maheskhali Island. As it is one of the lesser-known attractions at Cox’s Bazar, congestion weary travellers can have peace of mind that they will be able to maintain some social distance while travelling.

Final Words

A trip to Cox’s Bazar would be incomplete without visiting these places. But arranging accommodation and transportation can become a hassle for many. We hope this blog will assist you in making your own holiday packate to Cox' Bazar. However, if you need any kind of assistnace with your holiday package, just visit this page. You could mail vacation@sharetrip.net or call us at +880 9617617617 for further assistance.