Vizag 2 Nights / 3 Days Tour Packages

Visakhapatnam, also called Vizag by locals, offers India’s best coastal mix: 2,000-year-old Buddhist caves on jungle hills, long sandy beaches, and excellent seafood. The Eastern Ghats meet the Bay of Bengal here.

Our 3-day Vizag tour packages cover all the highlights without rushing. You’ll catch sunrise from Kailasagiri hilltop, explore beach towns, visit ancient temples, and still have time to relax. Perfect for a long weekend escape.

TripAbhi brings local knowledge – the best viewpoints, ideal timing for each site, and where to eat. We handle transportation so you can focus on experiencing Vizag in comfort.

What to Expect from the Vizag 2 Nights/ 3 Days Tour Package?

Three days cover Vizag’s main attractions: hilltop viewpoints, Buddhist caves, beaches, and temples. The pace is comfortable, early starts for morning light, midday breaks during peak heat, free evenings for beach walks or dinner.

Your air-conditioned car and driver-guide handle all transfers. Daily breakfast is included, plus airport/station pickup and drop-off. Entry fees and other meals are on you, giving you the flexibility to explore within your budget.

Want more beach time or skip a museum? Just say so in advance. The itinerary adjusts to your interests.

Why Book With Us

TripAbhi specializes in coastal Andhra destinations. Our driver-guides know the best photo spots, the stories behind each temple, and which beachside shack serves the freshest.

We’ve verified every hotel partner in Vizag and negotiated transparent pricing. You get 24/7 support from real people, not call centers. Our Vizag 3-day itineraries are customized to your interests: prefer hiking over museums? We’ll adjust.

Straightforward pricing means you know exactly what you’re paying for upfront.

Places to Visit on your 3 Day Vizag Tour

Kailasagiri Hill Park

This 360-foot hilltop park offers Vizag’s best panoramic views. Massive statues of Shiva and Parvati overlook the Bay of Bengal, with gardens and viewpoints showing ships entering the harbour below. The rope-way cable car provides aerial views during ascent. Visit early morning for sunrise and cooler temperatures.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Ride the ropeway for coastal views and harbour perspectives

Simhachalam Temple

This 11th-century temple sits atop Kailasa Hill, 13 kilometers from downtown. The architecture blends Orissan and Dravidian styles with detailed stone carvings. Unique feature: the main deity remains covered in sandalwood paste year-round, revealed only on Akshaya Tritiya, when crowds gather for the ceremony.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Explore the pillared halls and examine the intricate stone carvings of Hindu legends

Borra Caves

These million-year-old limestone caves sit 90 kilometers from Vizag in the Ananthagiri Hills. Discovered in 1807, they feature impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations, including a natural Shiva lingam. Colored lights add drama to the chambers. The drive through the Eastern Ghats passes coffee plantations and tribal villages.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Photograph the natural Shiva lingam formation and the lit limestone chambers

Rama Krishna Beach

Vizag’s most popular beach stretches along the Bay of Bengal with golden sand and gentle waves. The maintained promenade is perfect for morning jogs and evening strolls. Home to the Submarine Museum in an actual decommissioned sub. Street food vendors line the walk, selling bajjis and fresh sugarcane juice. Locals and visitors gather here for sunset.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Tour the INS Kursura Submarine Museum to explore India’s first submarine museum

Araku Valley

This hill station sits at 3,200 feet, 2-3 hours from Vizag. Coffee plantations cover the hillsides, tribal villages preserve traditions, and waterfalls flow through forests. The scenic Araku Valley Railway winds through 58 tunnels. Requires a whole day to visit. Offers crisp mountain air, a tribal museum, and coffee tastings.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Tour a coffee plantation to learn about Araku’s organic coffee and sample fresh brews

Yarada Beach

For quieter beach time, head 15 kilometers south to Yarada. Nestled between hills with rocky outcrops, this crescent beach offers clearer water, softer sand, and fewer crowds, especially on weekdays. Local fishermen launch boats each morning and sell fresh catch in the afternoon. The dolphin nose lighthouse adds to the setting.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Relax away from city crowds

Dolphin’s Nose Lighthouse

This rocky promontory juts 174 meters into the sea, shaped like a dolphin’s snout. The lighthouse has guided ships into Vizag harbour since 1871. While the lighthouse isn’t always open, the viewpoint delivers harbour, hills, and ocean views. Best to visit at sunrise or late afternoon.

Must See / Things to Do:

• Photograph harbour views and watch ships from this dramatic vantage point

Activities & Things To Do On A 3 Day Vizag Trip

What to Do

• Start days early with sunrise from Kailasagiri or RK Beach.
• Beach hop between RK Beach, Rushikonda, and Yarada to experience each one’s character.
• History buffs should visit the Eastern Naval Command heritage precinct.
• For spirituality, attend predawn prayers at Simhachalam Temple.
• Nature lovers can hike Kailasagiri trails or bird-watch at Kambalakonda Wildlife Sanctuary.
• The Submarine Museum tour, which takes visitors through an actual submarine, appeals to everyone.

Where to Shop

• Jagadamba Junction is shopping central with everything from silk sarees to electronics.
• For handicrafts and tribal artifacts, try Lepakshi Handicrafts Emporium or the Araku Valley tribal museum shop (Dhokra metal crafts and bamboo work make good souvenirs).
• The Sunday Market near RK Beach offers bargain hunting from produce to costume jewellery.
• Poorna Market near Dwaraka Nagar is where locals buy spices, dried fish, and Andhra pickles.
• Beach vendors along RK Beach sell shell jewellery, sarongs, and beach toys.

What to Eat

Vizag’s food centers on fresh seafood.

• Try Bamboo Chicken – chicken cooked in bamboo with spices, available at roadside stalls heading toward Araku.
• The local breakfast is Pesarattu, a crispy green gram dosa with ginger chutney, which you can find at any tiffin center.
• For seafood, get Tawa Fish Fry at RK Beach shacks (fresh catch grilled with coastal spices).
• Andhra-style Prawn Curry at Sea Inn or Flying Spaghetti Monster is fiery and tangy.
• Don’t miss Bonda Soup – fried dumplings in spicy broth, a quirky Vizag speciality.
• For dessert, try Pootharekulu, paper-thin rice wafers with ghee and jaggery.

Hotels & Resorts

Luxury options include The Park Visakhapatnam on the beachfront with rooftop dining, Novotel Visakhapatnam Varun Beach with beach access and an infinity pool, and The Gateway Hotel Beach Road near RK Beach and the submarine museum.

Mid-range travellers find value at Hotel Daspalla (spacious rooms, good restaurants), Four Points by Sheraton near Rushikonda Beach (solid Marriott standards), and Haritha Beach Resort (AP Tourism-run, right on RK Beach).

Budget stays include Hotel Meghalaya near RK Beach (clean, friendly service), Hotel Sai Priya near the railway station (comfortable with breakfast), and Haritha Hill Resort at Kailasagiri (hilltop views, budget-friendly).

Reaching Vizag

By air: Visakhapatnam International Airport connects to major Indian metros with daily flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Chennai. The airport is 12 kilometers from downtown (30 minutes by rental car from Vizag Wheels). Most hotels offer airport pickup; pre-paid taxi booths ensure fixed rates.

By rail: Visakhapatnam Junction is a major stop on the Chennai-Kolkata route. Regular trains from Hyderabad (10-12 hours), Chennai (12-14 hours), Bhubaneswar (7-8 hours), and Kolkata (15-17 hours). The station sits centrally for easy hotel access. The Araku Valley train offers scenic travel through 58 tunnels.

By road: From Hyderabad: 635 km via NH16 (10-11 hours). From Chennai: 700 km via NH16 (coastal route). From Bhubaneswar: 440 km (8-9 hours). Highways are well-maintained with roadside dhabas. Luxury coaches and state buses connect Vizag to neighbouring states.

FAQs

Takeaway

Vizag delivers ancient hilltop temples, pristine beaches, jungle-clad hills, fresh seafood and everything that makes coastal India. Three days gives you the highlights: sunrise over Kailasagiri, Buddhist caves, beach time, and memorable meals. It’s not just sights, it’s morning mist over hilltops, fresh catch at sunset, and welcoming locals.

Book your 3-day Vizag package with TripAbhi. We handle all the details, right from airport pickup to sunset spots.