Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort sits along one of India's longest motorable beaches, where the Bay of Bengal meets miles of golden sand. The Mandarmani coast here alive with natural beauty, ancient temples, quaint fishing villages, and vibrant water sports. Whether you choose to explore or simply unwind by the sea, there is always something rewarding close at hand.
Mandarmani Beach
Stretching over 13 kilometres along the Bay of Bengal, Mandarmani Beach is one of India's longest drive-in beaches, a rare and exhilarating experience in itself. The beach is known for its clean sands, gentle waves, and the charming spectacle of thousands of red crabs scurrying along the shoreline. A wide range of water sports is available right on the beach, including jet skiing, banana boat rides, parasailing, and speed boat excursions. Sunset walks along the water's edge are especially memorable.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: a short 5 minutes walk


Mohana Delta
At the far western end of Mandarmani Beach lies the Mohana—the estuary where the Champa River meets the Bay of Bengal. This tranquil confluence is a favourite spot for nature lovers and photographers, offering breathtaking views of the sunrise and sunset over the water. The delta is also a rich habitat for migratory birds, particularly in the winter months, making it a rewarding destination for birdwatchers. Fishing settlements and dense groves of Jhanu tress complete the picture.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: around 3 Km
Tajpur Beach
Tajpur is a beautifully secluded beach located between Mandarmani and Shankarpur, framed by casuarina and tamarisk trees that lend it a distinctive, almost tropical character. The beach is far quieter and less developed than Digha, making it ideal for a peaceful day by the sea. It is also known for its red crab population, similar to Mandarmani, and the scenic views across the bay are stunning. A short drive makes it an easy and rewarding day excursion.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: around 6 Km


Shankarpur Beach
Shankarpur is a laid-back fishing village and beach that offers a glimpse into the authentic coastal life of Bengal. The harbour here is an active centre of the local fishing community, and watching the fishermen bring in their daily catch is a colourful and atmospheric experience. The beach itself is clean, calm, and lined with casuarina trees, and the recently developed Biswa Bangla Park adds a modern recreational dimension to the visit.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: around 9 Km
Jagannath Dham, Digha
Inaugurated in April 2025, the Jagannath Dham at Digha is a magnificent new Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Jagannath, built as a grand replica of the iconic Jagannath Temple in Puri, Odisha. The temple complex enshrines the deities Jagannath, Balarama, and Subhadra, and has quickly become a significant pilgrimage and tourist destination along the Bengal coast. The architecture is striking, and the spiritual atmosphere, especially during aarti ceremonies, is deeply moving.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: around 19 Km


Chandaneshwar Shiv Temple
Located just across the Odisha border near Balasore, the Chandaneshwar Shiv Temple is a revered pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Shiva. The temple follows the Kalinga style of architecture and is surrounded by a large sacred pond. It draws thousands of devotees, particularly during Maha Shivaratri, when the area takes on a vibrant festive energy. Visitors can also explore smaller shrines to Jagannath, Radha-Krishna, and other deities within the temple complex.
Distance from Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort: around 25 Km
From the rhythm of the waves at your doorstep to hidden beaches, sacred shrines, and vibrant fishing harbours, Mandarmani is an endlessly rewarding destination waiting to be explored. Book your stay at Viceroy Beach & Spa Resort and experience it all!