Lakshadweep Cruise

Kavaratti Island

Located 404 km. From Cochin. It has been the headquarters of the U.T Administration since 1964. You have enough time to explore the island. The beautiful calm lagoon forms an ideal spot for water sports, swimming and basking on warm sandy beaches. Marine life exhibits can be seen at the new MARINE AQUARIUM, which has an excellent collection of specimens.

Kalpeni

Located 287 km. from Cochin. It is known for its scenic beauty and the small islets called Tilakkam and Pitti and an uninhabited island in the north called Cheriyam. A huge, shallow lagoon encloses all of them. A peculiar feature of the KALPENI atoll is the huge storm bank of coral debris along the eastern and south-eastern shorelines. Here, one can swim, reef-walk or water sport on kayaks, sailboats and pedal boats. A visit to the Banyan Factory and the Light House is also included in the day’s program.

Minicoy

Located 398 km. from Cochin. It is about 10.6 Kms. Long: it is the second-largest island. It is the southernmost island in Lakshadweep, crescent-shaped and has one of the largest lagoons

Kayaking

Kayaking is a versatile water sport ranging from serene lake paddling to high-intensity whitewater navigation. To start safely, choose a stable boat, wear a PFD, and power your strokes with your core rather than just your arms.

Snorkeling

Snorkeling involves floating on the water’s surface with a mask and breathing tube to observe vibrant marine life and underwater ecosystems. It’s an accessible, low-impact way to explore the ocean without the heavy equipment or certification required for scuba diving.