Lakshadweep Vibes, Ocean Tides

The Lakshadweep gateway is Agatti Island, an island with wonderful lagoons and coral reefs with lots of adventure water activities. Famous for its crystal clear waters, the island is one of the best places to visit in Lakshadweep for snorkeling, scuba diving and kayaking.

Bangaram Island is referred to as the ‘Jewel of Lakshadweep’ and is a paradise for travelers who want to travel in tranquility and luxury. Referred to as a turquoise waters, powdery white sands and lush coconut palms island, this one is uninhabited.

Kadmat Island is a paradise for the adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers. It has a wonderful stretch of sandy beaches and a huge coral reef so it is a hot spot for diving and snorkeling. if you are in search of a peaceful getaway, or simply wish to unwind, the island has a crystal clear lagoon where you can always go kayaking and sailing.

Kavaratti Island, the capital of Lakshadweep, offers a perfect blend of cultural heritage and natural beauty. It is known for its beautiful lagoons, marine aquarium and religious sites. History lovers must visit the Ujra Mosque whose carvings are so intricate.

It is the southernmost island of Lakshadweep, is a unique island with Maldivian influence and a very vibrant local culture. Minicoy Lighthouse is situated on the island and it offers panoramic views of the ocean. It is also famous for its traditional boat races called Jahadhoni during festivals.

Thinnakara Island is a place of peace and solitude for the traveler who loves to be away from the hectic city life. Pristine beaches, azure waters and great snorkeling spots are what it is known for. As the island is not so famous with the tourists, it is the best place for those who are in search of relaxation.

The Kalpeni Island is famous for its beautiful lagoon that is ideal for kayaking, reef walking and snorkeling. It is one of the most scenic and peaceful islands in Lakshadweep. It is a fascinating place for nature lovers to explore the coral debris left by past storms.

Pitti Island is a bird lover’s paradise and a haven for nature enthusiasts. It is a protected wildlife sanctuary and is a nesting site for various seabirds like terns and gulls. As the island is uninhabited it is a raw and untouched natural beauty and is a great place for eco tourism.

Suheli Par is a well kept secret of Lakshadweep. It is a famous uninhabited island for its deep sea fishing opportunities and untouched coral reefs. For travelers who are looking for offbeat and adventurous experience, it is an excellent destination.

Chetlat Island is a very rich in history and natural beauty. Unlike other islands in Lakshadweep, Chetlat has an interesting past as it was once attacked by the Portuguese invaders. Today, it is a quiet place where visitors can do water sports, beach walks and explore the rich marine ecosystem.