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CULTURAL TOURS


THE INDIAN ISLANDS


The West Coast with the Arabian Sea and the East Coast with the Bay of Bengal offer many a verdant vistas to the traveller. The coasts of India have their own seafood cuisine, relaxing spas, diving and water sports and great places to stay for a balmy holiday. Allow Travelpack to take you to the breathtaking beaches of India. The beach holiday to beat them all is in the Islands of Andaman and Nicobar and Lakshadweep, where you can see the myriad colours of the flashy fish in the coral reefs from above the green waters. Lakshadweep Islands is known as the ultimate exotic diving location. 36 islands scattered like emerald green jewels in a sea popularly known as the Lakshadweep Island Group are also called “the Laccadives”. They are located 400-kms away from the state of Kerala on the Indian mainland. Out of 36 Arabian Sea coral islands and islets, ten islands are inhabited, and just two, Bangaram and Kadmat, are open to visitors Andaman & Nicobar the most unique Island state of India with beaches and coastal areas still untouched and unspoilt makes it an ideal beach holiday destination. Even if there aren’t many beach resorts present on these tropical islands, still the climate and isolation has given these islands a prominence among the best tropical beach islands and a paradise of exquisite marine life.


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