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Long Beach Hotel
A hotel in the Kolatoli hotel zone, about five minutes on foot from the beach, with around 100 rooms, a pool with a jacuzzi, a sauna and a gym.
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CXB · 21.44° N · 92.01° E · Bangladesh
A beach of around 120 kilometres on the Bay of Bengal, Bangladesh's favourite seaside escape.
Cox's Bazar has one of the longest unbroken sandy beaches in the world, running for around 120 kilometres south towards Teknaf. Hotels line the shore at Kolatoli and Sugandha, and the beach fills with families at sunset.
Drive the Marine Drive road south to Himchari and Inani, where rocks and coral stones sit on the sand. You can fly from Dhaka in about an hour, and a direct train from Dhaka has run since 2023.
Entry rules for Bangladesh depend on the passport you hold and why you are travelling, and they can change. Check the official entry requirements below when you book and again shortly before you go.
Read TravelHealthPro's Bangladesh page and book a travel health appointment well before your trip. Use plenty of sun protection on the beach, drink bottled or treated water and protect yourself from mosquito bites with covering clothes and repellent.
The currency is the Bangladeshi taka (BDT). Carry some cash for beach stalls, markets and local transport, let your bank know you are travelling and check what your card charges for use abroad.
General information only, not legal or medical advice. Rules change, so check the official source before you travel.
Checked on 14 October 2026
November to March is dry and warm, with daytime highs of about 27 to 32°C and few rainy days. Heavy rain falls from May to September, peaking in July, and cyclones can bring storm surges, so follow local weather warnings.




That depends on your passport and the purpose of your trip. The rules can change, so check the official entry requirements when you book and again shortly before you travel.
Checked on 14 October 2026
Yes. Ramu is about 10 km from Cox's Bazar and has a sizeable Buddhist community, with monasteries and pagodas. Dress modestly and take your shoes off where you are asked to.
Dress modestly in town and on the beach, with shoulders and legs covered, as Bangladesh is a mainly Muslim country. Local dress codes matter even more during Ramadan.
Take care in the sea. Quicksand can be a danger at ebb tide, so swim only where local guidance says it is safe, and never swim alone.
Checked on 14 October 2026
Cox's Bazar Airport (CXB) serves the town. Chattogram is about 150 km to the north, and the railway from Chattogram has reached Cox's Bazar since its station opened in December 2023.
November to March is the best time for the beach, when it is dry and daytime highs are about 27 to 32°C. June to September is the wettest part of the year, with July usually the wettest month.