Situated on the south bank of the Netravati river, just 8 kms. from Mangalore. The courageous Queen Abbakka, who in the early 1600s repulsed a Portuguese attack near the city, killing two naval commanders and 200 Portuguese seamen, gives this beach a historical touch too. The ruins of the area indicate that it was a kingdom ruled with pomp and splendor. Ullal is also famed for the Durgah of Syed Mohammed Shereeful Madani, who reportedly came to Ullal from Madina 400 years ago
sunrise in someswara beach
Tannirubavi
Situated 12 Kms north of Mangalore, this beach is famous for viewing cargo ships docking in the nearby port. The barge mounted power project is situated nearby. Busses ply from the city to this place.
someswara beach - fishing boats
Surathkal
Situated on NH 17, this is a less known yet one of the most beautiful beaches in Mangalore. The view of the light house nearby is an added attraction.
view of river close to mangalore - on the drive from bangalore to mangalore
Someshwara
Situated 15 kms south of Mangalore, on NH 17, this beach is one of the famous beaches of Mangalore. The huge rocks intruding into the sea and getting lashed by the angry waves, is a wonderful environment to be a part of. This beach is not meant for swimming, but only for watching from a safe distance.
