Sonapur

Beach & estuary · Ganjam

Sonapur

Chase the spot where the river runs into the sea

About this retreat

Miles of empty beach, the Bahuda River spilling into the Bay of Bengal and sunsets that set the sky on fire. Sonapur is the coast the crowds haven’t found yet.

  • ✦Discover where the river meets the sea
  • ✦Make time for Sonapur’s open shores
  • ✦Breakfast and 1 meal included

From, per tent per night

₹7,500

Inclusive of all taxes

Season
1 Dec 2026 – 31 Mar 2027
Meals
Breakfast + 1 meal
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Choose your stay · 2 categories

Find the tent that fits your trip

Deluxe Tent interior

Deluxe Tent

Your cosy basecamp for big days out

A comfortable, air-conditioned tent to come back to after a day of exploring, with your own porch for slow evenings.

📐 387 sq ft🛏 Twin beds
  • ✓ Air conditioning
  • ✓ Attached bathroom
  • ✓ Sitting area & porch
  • ✓ Tea and coffee facilities

From / night

₹7,500

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Premium Tent interior

Premium Tent

More space, more comfort, more you

A roomier tent with a double bed and a lounge corner. Perfect for couples who want a little extra.

📐 473 sq ft🛏 Double bed
  • ✓ Air conditioning
  • ✓ Attached bathroom
  • ✓ Sitting area & porch
  • ✓ Tea and coffee facilities

From / night

₹9,500

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Inclusive of all taxes. Sizes and amenities are indicative — confirm for your chosen category when booking.

Included with your stay

  • ✦ Morning Zumba
  • ✦ Fishing hamlet tours
  • ✦ Beach games & cycling
  • ✦ Cultural evenings

Level up your trip

  • ➜ Day trip to freshwater Tampara Lake

Paid or planned separately — confirm with the retreat.

Good to know

  • Check-in: 12:00 PM (provisional)
  • Getting here: Via Brahmapur, then by road to Sonapur Beach in Ganjam.
  • Kids: up to 6 stay free
  • Transfers: airport & station transfers not provided

Book direct · best rate

Estimated · ₹7,500 × 1 tent × 2 night

₹15,000

Inclusive of all taxes · Breakfast + 1 meal

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