Kumta to Bengaluru Sea Bird Tourist Bus services

The beauty of Kumta is attributed much to its geographic location along the Arabian Sea coast. A magical spell is cast by the Aghanashini River that joins the sea to the north of the city. It serves as a perfect springboard for a wonderful vacation to the nearby destinations of Gokarna, Yana and other neighbouring attractions. While Gokarna is famous for its beaches, Yana is well-known for being a rock-climbing spot due to its enormous black rock formations. Though Bangalore does not have beaches to flaunt yet the city has an appealing flavour that lends it an amazing aura. Cultural facets coupled with contemporary sprinklings render it highly popular among students, professionals, academics, tourists, young and the elderly at par. Salubrious climate, warm ambience, ample opportunities, clubs, pubs, swanky malls, multiplexes and ever-expanding horizons keep the city going and growing. Avail buses from Kumta to Bangalore to explore two beautiful cities.

Bus operators SRS Travels, VRL Travels and Sugama Tourist provide prompt bus services from Kumta to Bangalore that cover a distance of nearly 468km in a minimum of 8h 45m to a maximum of 10h 30m. Maximum comfort and efficiency are provided by their fleet of buses viz Non A/C Sleeper, Non A/C Seater/Sleeper, Non A/C Semi Sleeper and Non A/C Airbus. The first bus from Kumta commences at 08:00pm in the evening while the last bus for Bangalore departs at 09:30pm. Bus fares from Kumta to Bangalore ranges between Rs.400 and Rs.650 and are prone to timely variations.

With Goibibo.com, a wonderful travel experience is guaranteed. Kumta is famous for crafted items which can be purchased from Mahalasa. The Sahyadri brand of cashews is undoubtedly Kumta's best. Non vegetarians would simply relish fish here. Temples to be visited include Kumbeshwar, Uppin Ganapati, Shanteri Kamakshi Temple, Venkatraman Temple, Mahalasa Temple, Shantika Parmeshwari Temple, Mahasati Katta and Kumta Amma Temple. Prominent attractions in Bangalore would include the Ulsoor Lake, Bellandur Lake, Bangalore Fort, Bangalore Palace, Bannerghata National Park, Cubbon Park, Lal Bagh, ISKCON Temple, Bangalore Aquarium, Kodandarama Temple, Chowdiah Memorial Hall, Thotikallu, Devanahalli Fort, Freedom Park and Banashankari Amma Temple.