Experience pristine sandy beaches, thrilling water sports, and authentic Bengali seafood cuisine in West Bengal's premier coastal destination.
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Arrive in Digha by morning (4-5 hours from Kolkata). Check into your hotel and freshen up. Spend the afternoon at Digha Main Beach, walk along the sandy shores, and watch the sunset. Visit the local market for evening snacks and Bengali sweets.
Start early with water sports activities like jet skiing, banana boat rides, or parasailing at Digha Beach (9 AM-12 PM). Visit Digha Lighthouse in the afternoon for panoramic coastal views. Enjoy fresh crab curry and fish at a beachside shack for lunch and dinner.
Take a day trip to nearby Shankarpur Beach (12 km away), known for fishing boats and serene atmosphere. Visit the fishing harbor early morning to see traditional boats. Explore the coastal villages and interact with local fishermen. Return to Digha for sunset and evening beach walk.
Spend the morning at leisure on Digha Beach or visit the local Ramakrishna Temple. Shop for souvenirs and local handicrafts at the market. Enjoy a final seafood lunch before departing for Kolkata in the afternoon (4-5 hours drive).
What each trip length realistically covers. Costs are per person, excluding travel to Digha.
New Digha and Old Digha beaches, the Marine Aquarium, and a short visit to Amarabati Park.
Both Digha beaches, Amarabati Park, the Marine Aquarium, plus a day trip to Chandaneswar Temple and Shankarpur.
All of Digha's main sights plus a day or two spent at Mandarmani's quieter beach and resorts.
Digha, Mandarmani, Shankarpur and Udaypur beaches at a leisurely pace, with rest days built in, since a full week focused only on Digha itself would feel stretched.
There is no airport at Digha itself. The nearest airport is Kolkata's Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport, roughly 180 km away, from where taxis and buses run to Digha in about four to five hours; some seasonal small aircraft or helicopter services to a small Digha airstrip have operated in the past but cannot be relied upon.
Digha has its own railway station, Digha Railway Station, connected by direct trains from Kolkata (Howrah and Santragachi) and a few other cities; it is the most convenient rail option right in town.
Digha is well connected by road, with a drive of about five to six hours from Kolkata (around 185 km) via NH116B, and frequent state transport and private buses run from Kolkata's Esplanade and other terminals, especially on weekends and holidays.
Per person, excluding travel to Digha. Estimates; prices rise in peak season.
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Updated September 2026. This guide is written with AI by Tripzio, the same AI that plans trips on this site. Prices are estimates and timings change, so check with the hotel or operator before you book.