Highlights
- The river-mouth sandbar and calm backwater.
- Surfing — the coast’s main surf beach.
- A quiet, uncrowded stretch of sand.
Sasihithlu is a scenic beach north of Mangaluru near Mulki, where the Shambhavi and Nandini rivers join and meet the Arabian Sea, creating a sandbar and calm backwater alongside the open sea.
Sasihithlu is a scenic beach north of Mangaluru near Mulki, where the Shambhavi and Nandini rivers join and meet the Arabian Sea, creating a sandbar and calm backwater alongside the open sea.
It has become the coast’s main surfing spot, hosting surfing contests, and is otherwise a quiet, uncommercial beach.
Entry: Free
~30 km north near Mulki; best by car
River-mouth currents can be strong — swim cautiously, keep clear of the channel.
Road km to Dakshina Kannada; ghat roads and traffic vary — allow extra.
October to February; the surf season varies — ask the local surf school.
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Add a nearby businessOctober to February; the surf season varies — ask the local surf school.
Entry: Free. Timings: Daylight hours. Fees and timings are indicative — confirm on site before you travel.
~30 km north of Mangaluru near Mulki; best reached by car. Few facilities — carry water; respect the surf-school areas and swim with care where the river meets the sea.
1 to 2 hours.
Nearby you can pair Tannirbhavi Beach (3.3 km), Panambur Beach (3.8 km), Sultan Battery, Mangaluru (4.6 km), Kudroli Gokarnath Temple (5.8 km).