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Dhruv Kakar
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    If you’re just looking for a quick stop, the 12 km Radhanagar detour is shorter. The beach there has calmer waves, so it’s better for a relaxed swim or snorkeling. On the Elephant Beach side you’ll find a few windsurfing spots and a small jet ski rental, but the drive takes a few extra minutes. If you want a quick beach break with minimal extra travel, stick with the Radhanagar route.

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