Tithal

Tithal is a coastal village in the Valsad district of Gujarat, India. It lies along the Arabian Sea and is situated near the city of Valsad, forming part of Gujarat’s western coastal belt. The settlement is one of several fishing communities that line the region’s shoreline and contribute to its local economy and culture.

The village is best known for Tithal Beach, a seaside destination that attracts visitors from nearby towns and travelers along the coast. The local economy relies on fishing and tourism, with small guesthouses, eateries, and informal markets serving residents and visitors. Seasonal activity often increases during festivals and favorable weather, when people come to enjoy the beach and surrounding scenery.

Gujarati is the predominant language in Tithal, and local life reflects the broader coastal Gujarati culture. The community engages in traditional fishing practices while also providing services to tourists, including hospitality and food vendors. Religious observances and regional festivals typical of coastal Gujarat are part of the social fabric.

Access to Tithal is mainly by road, with connections to Valsad and other coastal towns via state highways. The climate is tropical, featuring hot summers and a monsoon season. The coastal location influences daily life, economy, and activities, with residents balancing maritime livelihoods and the influx of visitors seeking the seaside at Tithal Beach.