Teknaf Beach

Cox's Bazar - Teknaf Hwy, Bangladesh

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Teknaf Beach, located in the southernmost part of Bangladesh within the Cox's Bazar district, is a quiet and scenic coastal area known as part of the larger Cox's Bazar beaches. It lies amidst the Teknaf Peninsula’s mangrove forests and is divided into several sections including Shamlapur, Shilakhali, Hajampara, and the nearby Shapuree Island.

The beach is characterized by its pristine sandy shorelines, colorful fishing boats, and views of surrounding hills and dense forests. As a tranquil alternative to more crowded tourist spots, Teknaf Beach offers opportunities for fishing boat watching, stunning sunsets, and connection to local fishing culture.

The region also serves as a gateway to the unique natural ecosystem of the Teknaf Wildlife Sanctuary, which houses endangered species and diverse birdlife. Its proximity to the Naf River, which forms the border with Myanmar, adds to the area's cultural and geographical significance. Visitors often enjoy a mix of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and eco-tourism activities, especially during the best visiting months from October to February when the weather is cooler and drier.​