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Mandarmani Tour Plan

Mandarmani Tour


Mandarmani is a remote sea Beach in the south of West Bengal. It is nearby of Digha, Shankarpur Beach which are around 20-25 kms from this place.

How to Reach: 

Nearest railway station is Digha which is connected with Howrah and Sealdah the two major station of Kolkata. It is around 30 mins from Digha station by Car. Also, Kolkata and Durgapur are the nearest airports from there you can book cab to travel to Mandarmani. It will take around 3-3.5 hours.

Best Time to visit:

Winter season (November to March) is the best time to visit this place.

What to Do: All the hotels and resorts are available just beside the sea beach, walking down the long sea beach is the best part of visiting Mandarmani. There are few seas food stalls available. Sunrise and sunset will make the day memorable. One day is enough to spend here away from rush of City.
There are many good hotels out there and you can get the details from Google Reviews.



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