ASHWEM BEACH

 

 ASHWEM

Looking for a place to calm and relax? Ashwem Beach is the best place for you. The beach is less crowded and one can find families most of the time. The place is very peaceful and its great to be here during sunset. A perfect place for a swim, yoga and exercise.




The beach is lined with upscale and gorgeous resorts and restaurants. There are also a lot of adorable dogs that like to spend the day chilling under your sunbed and come out for cuddles very often. 

The beach is known for its beauty and solidity. 



 

 The restaurants on the beach serve fresh seafood and local delicacies using the best ingredients and authentic recipes. you can also enjoy mid-day meals, evening snacks drinks etc. 

Another attractive feature of this beach is that is that it is very clean and well maintained well by the local authorities as well as the tourist who visit the place. when in Ashwem don't miss the breathtaking sunset. Beautiful Ocean views framed by the swaying coconut palms that line the shore. 

It is tucked away from the hordes and is a great location for travelers seeking a peaceful vacation while enjoying the sun, sand and waves. the water around this beach is well suited for swimming and surfing, besides the nearby rivers provide a safe heaven for children who cannot endure the oceans waves.  

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