The beaches you can't drive to are always the ones worth hiking for.
A four-hour coastal hike across cliff tops, forest paths and hidden beaches the crowds never reach.
The route climbs coastal cliffs, cuts through forest paths and drops onto one hidden beach after another — Om, Half Moon, Small Hell and Paradise.
Hidden beaches you can only reach on foot.
Every shortcut, viewpoint and shade tree.
Early-morning and evening treks, by schedule.
Om, Half Moon, Small Hell and Paradise.
Unhurried, with plenty of breaks along the way.
Shoes checked, water filled, route explained.
Cliff-top views across the Arabian Sea.
Down onto Half Moon, Small Hell and Paradise.
The trek runs at either end of the day.
Guided every stepCliff trails deserve respect. We check the route before you arrive, time the walk around tides and heat, keep groups small enough to stay together, and carry water and first aid throughout.
Easy. There are short climbs over the cliffs and some uneven ground, but the pace is relaxed with regular stops — no trekking experience needed.
Sturdy trainers or trekking sandals with grip. Flip-flops aren't suitable for the cliff sections.
Yes — the route takes in Om, Half Moon, Small Hell and Paradise beaches. Swimming isn’t part of this experience, so you can travel light.
We don’t run the trail in heavy monsoon. The season runs September to April, when the paths are dry and stable.
Older children who are used to walking manage well. Tell us their age and we'll advise on the route.
