Cox's Bazar is a major tourist destination in Bangladesh, located in the southeastern region of the Chittagong district. It is renowned for its expansive sandy beach, often referred to as the Cox's Bazar Sea Beach, which stretches along the Bay of Bengal.

Cox's Bazar is larger in area compared to other destinations in Bangladesh and is quite attractive in terms of tourism. The Cox's Bazar Sea Beach is the most famous attraction, offering stunning ocean views and known for its long uninterrupted sandy shoreline. Additionally, Cox's Bazar features ancient carvings, mountain caves, and opportunities to experience indigenous tribal lifestyles. There are also circular shops and indigenous-friendly restaurants offering local cuisine.

 Cox's Bazar offers activities such as sightseeing, cruising, surfing, and participation in beach festivals. It's an ideal destination for nature lovers and enthusiasts of the Indian Ocean. Residents of Cox's Bazar have developed private hotels, cottages, and resorts to accommodate tourists. Other attractions in Cox's Bazar include Kuakata Beach, Halda River, Maheshkhali Island, Sonadia Island, St. Martin's Island, and the Teknaf Peninsula, among others.

Popular activities include visiting Maheshkhali Island, Sonadia Island, Kuakata Beach, Chhera Dwip, Nargis Island, and Bandarban Assistance, boat trips, hiking, and trekking. Cox's Bazar is not only a natural beauty spot but also a hub for art and culture.