Dolphin’s Nose
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/SIGHTSEEING, VISHAKHAPATNAM/ Updated : Apr 6, 2017, 12:02 IST
Synopsis
This huge rocky headland is located in the southern part of Vishakapatnam and projects out into the Bay of Bengal.
This huge rocky headland is located in the southern part of Vishakapatnam and projects out into the Bay of Bengal. Read less

This huge rocky headland is located in the southern part of Vishakapatnam and projects out into the Bay of Bengal. Located at a height of 358 metres above sea level, this naturally-formed rock is shaped like a dolphin’s nose. It is a popular spot for viewing the city’s natural harbour. It also has an impressive 19-metres-high lighthouse, the oldest in the city, whose powerful light beam is visible far out in the sea.
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