The Sunday before last, we went biking in a
beautiful place called Kolachi
Kambla Beach,
near Mulki. The idea
was to visit Sunil house on the mean time to visit Kolachi
Kambla beach. We 5 bikers had an appetizing food in Sunil house and
after the coffee we headed to our projected place. Sunil also joined us and without much trouble
we reached another side of the Shambhavi
River.
We decided to go estuary so after 20 minutes drive through
Hejamadi we reached almost end of the small Jetty. Later crossed huge sand
mound and after a 30 minutes beach walk it’s laid to the beautiful clean
estuary. It’s a long stretch of white sand and shrubbery forest just in front
of ocean and another side Shambhavi
River; it's not uncommon
to find just a handful of people on the entire beach walk. There is nobody else
on the beach other than the occasional local fishing for food for his family.
This serene river meanders through Palm fringed lands and dense
shrubbery groves before merging into the Arabian Sea and one more rivers called
Nandini which flows from another side of the Munda Island. The Shambhavi River
flows from west and Nandhini River from east side and both merge near to
estuary and later both joins together to Arabian Sea.
Unfortunately, the weather in this lush green land was
anything in Monsoon the black clouds and dense rain most of the time. I see
tons of pretty purple and orange Jingles in different sizes end of the beach.
This is what I love to see on the beach! Lots of baby Pen Shells, Horse Conchs,
Pear Whelk, Auger, and Jingles, I collected some beautiful whelk shells &
seashells. We spotted some huge crabs near estuary.
Collecting seashells is a fun pastime that enriches our
appreciation of the marine habitats and coastal areas that border in the waters
of the Estuary. Seashells are gems from the sea and they come in a variety of
shapes, sizes and colors that inspire our imagination and sense of wonder. The
variation in their designs and color patterns is astonishing and helps us to
more fully appreciate the wonders of the natural world around us.
The Evening
Beach views are worth
lingering over. After combing, walking and shelling on this gorgeous beach
we head back to home. We had
such a great time would really love to go back next time.
Photos by - Ashok SB, Sunil Kamath & Myself.
8 comments:
The beach looks very serene. Nice photos.
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Loved those sea shells and pink plants on sea bed......
What a creative Photographs...! Awesome pick with usual nice narration...
Thats a beautiful place. You seem to have a love of beaches. And what lovely photographs. I always find it funny that a crab's eyes are on two stick like things on its head and at the same time I find it wonderful. How might it be working?I love shell collecting on the beaches. It is my fav past time besides actually playing in water. I love collecting beautiful stones too.
:) Crabs eyes superb. wow photos... :)
Thanks to all....!
Your blog is well written and the pictures are really beautiful.If anyone wants to explore the beauty of the place then book tickets in leading travel operator National Travels and enjoy your with ease and comfort
It's awesome I never seen such a beach in India like this Blue water& Crystal clear sand super scenery
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