Sunrise and Sunsetin Surat, India

Today

Friday, 17 April 2026

Sunrise

Sunrise
6:18 AM

Sunset

Sunset
6:58 PM
On 17 April, the sun rises at 6:18 AM and sets at 6:58 PM.
The sun is 12 hours 40 minutes above the horizon (the length of the day).
Astronomical dawn (first rays of light) begins at 5:01 AM and at 8:14 PM it is completely dark (the end of astronomical twilight).

Sunrise and sunset times

Date Sunrise Sunset Day length
1 April 2026, Wednesday 6:31 AM 6:53 PM 12h 21m
2 April 2026, Thursday 6:30 AM 6:53 PM 12h 22m
3 April 2026, Friday 6:30 AM 6:53 PM 12h 23m
4 April 2026, Saturday 6:29 AM 6:54 PM 12h 25m
5 April 2026, Sunday 6:28 AM 6:54 PM 12h 26m
6 April 2026, Monday 6:27 AM 6:54 PM 12h 27m
7 April 2026, Tuesday 6:26 AM 6:55 PM 12h 28m
8 April 2026, Wednesday 6:25 AM 6:55 PM 12h 29m
9 April 2026, Thursday 6:24 AM 6:55 PM 12h 31m
10 April 2026, Friday 6:23 AM 6:56 PM 12h 32m
11 April 2026, Saturday 6:23 AM 6:56 PM 12h 33m
12 April 2026, Sunday 6:22 AM 6:56 PM 12h 34m
13 April 2026, Monday 6:21 AM 6:57 PM 12h 35m
14 April 2026, Tuesday 6:20 AM 6:57 PM 12h 37m
15 April 2026, Wednesday 6:19 AM 6:57 PM 12h 38m
16 April 2026, Thursday 6:18 AM 6:58 PM 12h 39m
17 April 2026, Friday 6:18 AM 6:58 PM 12h 40m
18 April 2026, Saturday 6:17 AM 6:58 PM 12h 41m
19 April 2026, Sunday 6:16 AM 6:59 PM 12h 42m
20 April 2026, Monday 6:15 AM 6:59 PM 12h 43m
21 April 2026, Tuesday 6:14 AM 6:59 PM 12h 44m
22 April 2026, Wednesday 6:14 AM 7:00 PM 12h 46m
23 April 2026, Thursday 6:13 AM 7:00 PM 12h 47m
24 April 2026, Friday 6:12 AM 7:00 PM 12h 48m
25 April 2026, Saturday 6:12 AM 7:01 PM 12h 49m
26 April 2026, Sunday 6:11 AM 7:01 PM 12h 50m
27 April 2026, Monday 6:10 AM 7:02 PM 12h 51m
28 April 2026, Tuesday 6:09 AM 7:02 PM 12h 52m
29 April 2026, Wednesday 6:09 AM 7:02 PM 12h 53m
30 April 2026, Thursday 6:08 AM 7:03 PM 12h 54m

Surat lies on the southern bank of the Tapi River, about 21 km from where it meets the Arabian Sea. The city's west-facing coastline and the wide river corridor provide open horizons for both sunrise and sunset.

Best sunrise spots in Surat

  1. Suvali Beach

    About 23 km south of the city, this flat shoreline catches early light from the east over open sandy flats. Arrive around 5:45 AM in summer; the road to the beach is paved and signposted.

  2. Tapi Riverfront

    The landscaped promenade along the Tapi runs through the city for several kilometers. Near Sardar Bridge and Nehru Bridge, the east-facing ghats have unobstructed views over flat terrain on the far bank.

  3. Gopi Talav

    A small lake in the old city near Gopi Darwaza, open on three sides to the sky. Reflections are clearest from November through February when morning haze is minimal; walkable from the old city bus stand.

  4. Sarthana Nature Park

    A riverside reserve on the north bank of the Tapi, roughly 10 km from the center. The park's eastern boundary faces open fields with no buildings blocking the horizon; entry costs approximately INR 25.

Best sunset spots in Surat

  1. Dumas Beach

    Surat's most visited beach, 21 km southwest of the city center and about 40 minutes by auto-rickshaw or taxi. The shoreline faces west-southwest directly into the Arabian Sea with no obstructions.

  2. Hazira Beach

    A quieter alternative about 28 km northwest of the center, with far less foot traffic than Dumas. Faces west toward open sea; reached by private vehicle or shared tempo.

  3. Suvali Beach

    The same westward-facing shore gives clear sea-level views as the sun sets over the Arabian Sea. The beach is rarely busy on weekdays and has a small parking area at the end of Suvali Road.

  4. Tapi Riverfront

    The western section near Athwa Gate follows the river as it straightens, giving a clear westward view. Entry is free, with parking available near the Athwa-Dumas Road junction.

FAQ

Sunrise in Surat is at 6:18 AM today.

Sunset in Surat is at 6:58 PM today.

The day in Surat today is 12 hours and 40 minutes long.

In Surat, astronomical twilight begins at 5:01 AM and ends at 8:14 PM.

Surat is in the Asia/Kolkata timezone.