Kakra Beach, popularly known as the Parasailing Point along the Marine Drive in Cox’s Bazar, has emerged as one of the district’s most picturesque attractions as the monsoon transforms the coastline with lush greenery and dramatic seascapes.
The combination of rolling waves in the Bay of Bengal and dense casuarina forests has created a striking landscape, drawing tourists seeking a quieter alternative to the busier sections of the beach.
Recent rainfall has washed the shoreline clean, while low-hanging clouds, cool sea breezes and the sound of crashing waves have added to the area’s appeal.
Residents and tourists continue to visit the beach each day to enjoy the refreshing monsoon atmosphere.
Visitor Ratul said Kakra Beach looked even more beautiful during the rainy season than at other times of the year.
‘The rough sea, green casuarina trees and peaceful surroundings make this place very attractive. We always enjoy coming here during the monsoon,” he said.
Resident Jamil Uddin said the number of tourists increased whenever the weather remained favorable.
“Many people come here with their families in the afternoon to spend time by the sea and enjoy the natural beauty,” he said.
Surrounded by unspoiled coastal scenery, Crab Beach has become one of Cox’s Bazar’s most appealing monsoon destinations, offering tourists a memorable blend of dramatic seascapes, refreshing weather and tranquil natural surroundings.
By Mohammad Morshed
Photo: Mohammad Morshed
