Inani beach, also called Enani, is 35 kilometres south of Cox's Bazar town along the coastal road. The sand here is darker than the main beach, mixed with coral and rock boulders that emerge from the shallows at low tide. The landscape is striking — green hills pressing close to the shore, scattered rock formations, clear water — and the crowd is a fraction of what you find in town.
Getting there by beach jeep takes about an hour. The vehicles run the coastal track rather than the inland road, which means you travel alongside the sea the whole way. A few simple beach shacks sell fish and coconut water near the main car park. Most visitors come as a day trip from Cox's Bazar; the beach is far better experienced in the morning before tour groups arrive. Take sunscreen — shade is limited outside the shack area.