18 km
Maravanthe Beach (18 km)
One of Karnataka’s most beautiful beaches, where the highway runs between the Arabian Sea and Souparnika River.
Explore the cultural heritage, natural beauty, and scenic destinations in and around udupi.
Wellness-friendly places to explore before, during, or after your stay.
Pilgrimage, culture, beaches, and more grouped for easy planning.
Approx. km from campus.
Each group is arranged to help visitors combine healing, reflection, nature, and local discovery with their Ayurveda journey.
One of Karnataka’s most beautiful beaches, where the highway runs between the Arabian Sea and Souparnika River.
A quiet western shoreline known for calm tides, open skies and long, unhurried coastal stretches.
‘Kodi’ means shore in Kannada. Backwaters surround this sandy coastline, known for sea walks and gentle waters.
A quieter coastal retreat near Malpe, ideal for peaceful walks and lingering sea breeze.
One of Karnataka’s beloved beaches, known for fishing culture, sea breeze and access to nearby islands.
A cluster of four islands famed for rare basalt rock formations rising from the Arabian Sea.
Cultural attraction honouring the life and works of Jnanpith awardee Kota Shivaram Karanth.
A mountain peak in the Western Ghats, known for forest trails, mist-covered slopes and protected natural heritage.
Popular for scuba diving and snorkelling, this heart-shaped island rests off the coast near Murudeshwara.
A leisure destination presenting the coastal character of Udupi through hospitality, recreation and contemporary comforts.
A spacious convention venue spread across 30 acres, widely chosen for weddings and large celebrations.
Latest addition to the UVA Ventures. Features fun water rides, adventure slides and family attractions designed for lively recreation and day-long enjoyment.
An abode of Goddess Mookambika, nestled beside the Kodachadri ranges and revered across South India.
One of coastal Karnataka’s most visited Ganapathi temples, known for quiet devotion and ancient lore.
Also known as Halavu Makkala Thayi Temple, revered by devotees seeking blessings for children and family wellbeing.
A sacred coastal shrine linked to Brahma’s penance, ancient legends and the quiet rhythm of the Arabian shoreline.
India’s first eco-friendly green mosque, admired for sustainable architecture, natural cooling and thoughtful design.
A cherished pilgrimage church embraced by the quiet coastal village of Kerekatte near Hosangady.
Meaning “Star of the Sea,” this church stands along the Arabian coast with deep maritime and spiritual legacy.
Historic Roman Catholic cathedral admired for enduring faith, graceful architecture and its long spiritual tradition.
Famed for its towering Shiva statue, sea-facing temple and hilltop views surrounded by Arabian waters.
Temple town where Mahabaleshwara worship, quiet beaches and cliffside horizons exist in rare harmony.