Dear All, We (me and dh) are planning to go for a vacation in second week of feb (on the occassion of first anniversary). As of busy schedule, we are planning for trip within AP. We are staying at hyd and this was our first outing after marriage. We both are very intersted to visit beaches. I found "Suryalanka beach" in internet but heard it was not suitable for families. Can any one knows about "Ramapuram Beach" in chirala? Please let me know, if it is a good one for us?? Any other place suggestions also accepted... Pls help me.
hi divyasri, wish u a happy married life. u can go through ap tourism website. u will get correct information. and happy journey. bye
siri, have you been to horseley hills near madanapalle..it is a hill station..though there isnt much to see over there i would definitely recommend for just "our" time..so i feel its gud place for anniversary for sure..i know its very cold right now in AP but then its fun isnt it just with DH? u can book through aptdc also..max stay 2 days..and u find fog right from 5 in the evening till 10.30 morn..food too is ok.. another option is Araku valley..u can book some nice resorts
rishikonda beach and bhimli beach in vizag are good places with resorts. check in google for more information about these places.
I suggest Visakhapatnam beach, Bhimli, Araku valley and surroundings.....plenty of sightseeing places.
Hi Divya.. sorry for late message.. you may use this information for ur next vacation... It is wrong information that SURYALANKA is not suitable for families. It is the SAFEST beach in South India. Safety wise, it has a marine police station also. It is abutted by AIR FORCE STATION. 24 hours human habitaion is there.. You are advised to plan for a memorable weekend. You also post your joyful moments here.. so that w we will njoy your narration too... It will be more like a private beach..
In andhra pradesh there are many places for visiting. Situated in Tirumala hills the most visited religious place Tirupati, attract the tourists from all around the india.
