Beaches in Lakshadweep

The spell bound expanse of emerald isles; Lakshadweep studded in the blue water of the Arabian sea unfolds another world in itself. The panorama encompasses magnificent lagoons, sylvan seashores, miles of sun-drenched sand and the enchantment of swaying palms. All these harmonize to form a colourful kaleidoscope typical of an archipelago paradise. This charming isolated destination has only 10 of its islands inhabited.

The beaches of Lakshadweep are a paradise for divers, but out of Lakshadweep's 36 Arabian Sea coral islands and islets, ten islands are inhabited, and just two, Bangaram and Kadmat, are open to visitors.

Kadamat : Kadamat is 8 Km long and 550 m wide at the broadest point. In addition to the beautiful shallow lagoon on the west that forms an ideal spot for water sports, there is a narrow lagoon on the east. The best attractions are the long sandy beaches and the sandbanks on the southern tip for sunbath. Kadamat has been identified for staying tourists with its tourists huts aesthetically situated in the coconut palm groves in the beaches facing the lagoon. The place place is ideal for a real holiday that brings you away from the maddening crowd, hustle and bustle of city life.

Bangaram: An uninhabited island, Bangaram is the only one open to foreign tourists. The teardrop-shaped island has superb beaches and beautiful lagoons. The wealth of coral formation (incl black coral) attracts a variety of tropical fish-angel, clown, butterfly, surgeon, sweetlip, snappers and groupers. There are also manta and sting rays, harmless sharks and green and hawkbill turtles. Windsurfing, scuba diving, parasailing, water skiing and snorkeling. Deep sea fishing is possible on local boats with crew.

Accessibility - Flight from Kochi (Cochin) upto Agatti and from Agatti boat services is provided for different islands. Even Helicopter transfers are provided during monsoon months from Agatti till Bangaram Island Resort, the beautiful resort hotel of Casino group.