Playa Kalki

Has great spot for pictures and Blue sky water cristal clear with white sand. Some areas with big rocks and also small rocks before getting into the water but definitely a beautiful beach to visit!

This is the smaller of the 2 Kalki beaches. The famous turquoise water one is the other larger one. This beach has lots of chairs ans cabanas for rent. Multiple drink and food stands as well as resorts with free access to their infinity pools and bars (not cheap). The ground is coral which attracts a lot or fish for decent snorkeling. Jet skis for rent. Nice view of the sunset.

Great place to see the sea turtles thru a mass of tourists.... Go very early in the morning before they arrive. Decent beach, good smoothie booth, and souvenir vendors. If you get there early enough, you can buy fresh fish from the fishermen! Kind of hard to find, and parking is tricky.

Nice beach, kind of rocky, white sands, and clear blue waters. The chairs with umbrellas $15, chairs without $12 and there are day beds for more. It started to get more crowded after 12pm.

What a beautiful beach! It’s a great spot for snorkeling, with white sand and calm turquoise water. Renting beach chairs and getting some shade is definitely worth it once the sun gets stronger. There’s also a restaurant and toilets available. Absolutely worth the trip!

We made a quick stop at Playa Kalki. Though it was a bit too crowded during our visit, it’s definitely worth returning when things are quieter to fully enjoy its tranquil vibe. Nicknamed "Alice in Wonderland" for its mushroom-shaped coral formations, the beach offers a unique underwater experience. The onsite Go Dive shop caters to diving enthusiasts perfectly located with a small dock. As for seating, there are several options including loungers and cabana rentals. I also saw massage services offered. If you need a bite, food and drinks are available by Castaway beach bar.

This beach was part of a guided tour, and we had about two hours to relax there. Since it was a weekday, we could use the infinity pools and facilities — a nice bonus! Chairs and cabanas are quite pricey though: $15 for a chair with umbrella, $30 for a cabana (both for two hours). The water was great, and the two floating platforms added a fun touch.

Very complete beach with restaurant, dive shop, snorkel rental, outdoor shower, extensive cabanas and loungers. There were two rafts with chairs on them. We tipped the security guy in the parking lot and you should too. Coral for snorkeling is okay, mostly beaten up. Pencil coral recovering, mustard, some brains, some starlet. Out at the drop off it gets really cool. There’s more of a current here than elsewhere on island, but not bad. There is boat traffic from the dive shop and from excursions on paddle boats and wave runners. Visibility up close was terrible, probably because of the sandy beach. For beaches, I’d call it 4 stars. For snorkeling, three with reservations/ depending on visibility.