Bakkhali offers a tranquil escape from urban life, making it an ideal destination for relaxation and nature enthusiasts. Its most prominent feature is an 8-kilometer-long, crescent-shaped beach that stretches from Bakkhali to Fraserganj, providing rare opportunities to witness both sunrise and sunset over the Bay of Bengal.
Bakkhali Beach: The primary attraction this crescent-shaped beach offers a vast expanse of sand. Henry's Island: A secluded island known for its natural beauty. Fraserganj Wind Park: Home to one of West Bengal's largest wind energy farms. Bishalakshmi Temple: A local Hindu temple dedicated to Goddess Bishalakshmi. Crocodile Propagation Centre: A conservation center where visitors can observe crocodiles of various ages. Jambu Dwip: An uninhabited island accessible by boat. Fraserganj Beach: An extension of Bakkhali Beach. Bakkhali Watch Tower: Offers elevated views of the surrounding landscape. Mangrove Reserve Forest: Explore the rich biodiversity of the mangrove ecosystem. Benfish Harbour (Fraserganj Fishing Harbour): A bustling fishing harbor. Lothian Island: A forested island located nearby. Sagar Island (Gangasagar): A significant pilgrimage site. Mousuni Island: A nearby island accessible by crossing a river near Namkhana. Gobardhanpur Beach: An emerging beach destination. Kalisthan Sea Beach: Another tranquil beach in the vicinity. Dhablat Beach: A less-explored beach offering solitude and natural beauty. Sunset Point Bakkhali: A specific vantage point designated for experiencing the breathtaking sunsets. Sea View Point: A general location offering expansive views of the sea and coastline. Ban Bibi Temple: A small temple located inside the forest. Saptamukhi River Mouth: The confluence point of the Saptamukhi River with the Bay of Bengal.