The guide here you will find the complete guide for your next Cox’s Bazar including places to explore, activities to do, foods to eat and much more.
How to Travel to Cox’s Bazar
At first glance, you can start with Cox’s Bazar Beach to feel the sound of the waves and the breeze. You may begin walking the coast from end to end at several beach points such as Suganda Beach, Laboni Beach and Kolatoli Beach. Don’t forget to check out the coral beach named Inani Beach, about 32 km from Dolphin Square. In addition, you should go on a drive along the Marine Drive Road of Cox’s Bazar. This road offers the most scenic beauty that covers the beautiful beaches of Cox’s Bazar and the mountains on each side.
Where to Stay?
Some of the five-star hotels are Sayeman Beach Resort, Sea Sea Pearl Beach Resort and Spa, Ocean paradise, Long sandy beach, Hotel The Cox Today etc. They offer a great hotel experience for people looking for a luxurious hotel staying experience in Cox’s Bazar.
If 5-star luxury hotels aren’t the criteria you are looking for, in that case, you may try Neshorgo, Grace Cox’s, Sea Palace, Windy Terrace, Laguna Beach Hotel and Resort etc., that will meet your need at a significant competitive price.
What to Eat & Where to Eat
Traditional food items always stay on the top of the list as popular food in Cox’s Bazar. A conventional food platter consists of Shada Bhaat, Daal, and a Bhorta Platter. Among the Bhortas’ everyone is fond of Shutki Bhorta. Alongside, it would help if you tried Loitta fry, Lupchanda fry, Coral fry and Chigri curry.
Cox’s Bazar offers a variety of seafood such as grilled lobster, baked lobster, baked and fried clubs, red snappers, tuna stuffed potatoes, stuffed shrimp, fried shrimp and squid. For seafood lovers, some popular restaurants are EFC- Live Fish Restaurant, Divine Seastone Café, Hotel Prime Park, Mermaid Beach Cafe etc. A new addition to the restaurants in Cox’s Bazar is the Fly Dining Restaurant, where you can dine 50 meters above the ground.
