Top 7 Things to Do as Couples in Chennai
1. Muttukadu Boat House
- Couples can opt for pedal boats or rowboats for a private and leisurely experience on the water.
- The backdrop of the backwaters and the cooling breeze provide a refreshing change of pace from the typical city date.
2. Tholkappia Poonga
- Since entry is restricted, there are fewer crowds and there is a peaceful atmosphere perfect to provide a sense of privacy.
- Couples will enjoy walking among lush tropical greenery and wooden walkways over wetlands provide a beautiful, natural backdrop.
3. Semmozhi Poonga
- Because of its central pond and a vast variety of exotic plants, it is a favorite spot for couples to walk around in and take photographs together.
- After a stroll, you can find several dining options nearby (including fine-dining options), to round out a date.
4. Bay View
- This upscale seafood restaurant at Fisherman’s Cove features open-air wooden pavilions and wicker furniture, providing couples a “vacation-at-home” feeling right on the shore.
- It offers some of the best direct views of the Bay of Bengal, making it a top choice for anniversaries or special celebrations.
5. WildGarden Cafe – Amethyst
- The colonial-style architecture and veranda seating create a sophisticated old-romance-like environment.
- The dense garden surroundings make you feel miles away from the city’s traffic, ideal for dining in a slow and intimate manner.
6. Besant Nagar Beach
- It is generally cleaner and less noisy, making it ideal for couples who prefer a quiet environment to watch the waves, the sunrise and sunset.
- The beach is lined with trendy eateries and coffee shops, allowing couples to transition easily from a sandy stroll to a dinner date.
7. Marina Beach
- Marina Beach is perfect for couples who like immersive and vibrant experiences (although it can also get chaotic at times). The evening stalls and street food offer a fun, nostalgic date experience filled with local charm.
- It is also good for couples who like taking long walks, taking advantage of the massive shoreline.