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All 14 areas of the Cox's Bazar coast

Five beach zones, three hill and park areas, two islands, three towns and the border port at Teknaf — spread over 120 km of sand and 80 km of Marine Drive. Each one gets a page with prices, transport, and an honest read on whether it is worth your nights.

14
Areas covered
194
Hotels tracked
$18
Cheapest double
120 km
Of beach
On the sand

The five beach zones

Everything within walking distance of the water, from the crowded middle to the quiet far south.

Traditional fishing boat on Kolatoli beach Main beach strip Kolatoli from $35 The tourist heart: beachfront hotels, sound systems after dark, and the best seafood grills within stumbling distance of your room. 2 km S 48 hotels Fishing boats drawn up on Laboni beach Classic tourist zone Laboni from $38 The original tourist quarter — Bengali families, speedboat touts, overpriced beach shacks. Still the most walkable base of all. 0 km 36 hotels Quiet stretch of Sugandha beach with boats Quieter north beach Sugandha from $32 Less trampled and cheaper than Kolatoli. Fewer hotels, fewer restaurants, calmer mornings — you trade convenience for quiet. 1 km N 21 hotels Boats on Inani beach with coral stones Remote coral beach Inani from $42 The cleanest, least-touristed sand on the coast: coral stones, turquoise water and near-silence. Bring your own food. 27 km S 9 hotels Marine Drive coast road at golden hour Scenic coast road Marine Drive from $50 The 80 km highway to Teknaf — one of Asia’s great coastal drives. A few hilltop resorts; most people drive it rather than sleep on it. 0–80 km S 12 hotels
Inland and uphill

Hills, parks and temples

Waterfalls, forest trails and monasteries — all reachable as day trips from the beach.

Off the coast

Islands worth the ferry

Two very different island stops: one a pilgrimage site, one an exercise in isolation.

Where the buses stop

Towns and transit points

Functional places you may pass through, and one you may end up sleeping in.

The far south

The end of the road

Where the Marine Drive stops and Myanmar’s hills rise across the Naf River.

Still unsure? Kolatoli or Sugandha covers a first trip.

Both are walkable to the sand and within an hour of Himchari, Inani and Ramu. Search live prices for either, or read the guides first.