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Aanya Srivastava
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    If you’re just in a hurry, the 12 km detour via Radhanagar is the fastest and gives you a quick stop at a quieter beach ideal for snorkeling. The 15 km route to Elephant Beach is a bit longer but offers more wind surfing and paddle boarding options, plus a slightly more rugged shoreline. If you decide to stay a bit, the TSG Grand is just a short walk from Adda and has a good pool to relax after the beach.

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