Bechtel Beach is the name dubbed by many of the locals for a section of beach between Jamnagar and Dwarka due to the regular visits by Bechtel contract workers who spent their weekends there.
The locals call it Okha Mati Beach. There are no services provided. You must bring all your own supplies, food, drinks, transportation, etc.
The beaches extend for many kilometers. There may be the occasional wondering camels on the sand dunes near the beaches too.
Updated Sep 4, 2009
Near to the sand dunes by "Bechtel Beach" (see my other tip), there are many miles of migratory foot paths used by the camels and their shepherds.
As long as you approach slowly and do not scare them, the camels will allow you to get very close.
Updated Apr 21, 2009
If you are in Jamnagar, you have already made it farther into the heart of no-man's land than the average traveler.
But you will now find yourself about 120km east of the Hindu pilgrimage point of Dwarka. It is definitely worth it to take a day trip to visit the temples, the coast and the camels along the way. See my Dwarka page.
Updated Apr 21, 2009
Jamnagar is a bird watchers paradise... 258 birds have been check listed here at the Khijadia bird sanctuary as well as on the coast and the islands of Jamnagar.
One can also do coral walking and watch corals, octopus, puffer fish, star fish, jelly fish, etc in the Marine National Park.
One can also hike in the barda mountains.
Written Aug 11, 2006
Address: Jamnagar in Gujarat in India
Website: www.jamnagar.org
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Maybe it is because I cannot speak with the locals (few speak anything other than Hindi or Gujarati), or because I did not have easy transportation to get around, but my experience in Jamnagar was not...
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Great place for bird watching - 258 birds have been checklisted... unexploited and virgin beaches on the coast 42 islands here, many fringed with sandy beaches and coral reefs Jamnagar has Indias...
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We were filming here at the Fighter base. Apart from filming `missions' involving Migs, we also filmed an exciting `sea survival' exercise over the Gulf of Kachch/ Arabian sea.
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