It is one of the most beautiful islands in India; nestled in the Bay of Bengal, it is famous for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, making it a prime spot for beach lovers
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It is India’s only island with ring-shaped coral reefs, where you can indulge in water sports, relax on pristine beaches, and enjoy a tranquil getaway
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It is the world's largest river island famous for its breath-taking sunrises and stunning sunsets. It is a hub of Assamese culture and an ideal place for bird watching and eco-tourism
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It is a perfect island for nature lovers, known for its dense rainforests, waterfalls, and pristine beaches; offering a less crowed and peaceful stay
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It is the largest island in India with crystal clear water, amazing rainforest, stunning flora and fauna making it a wonderful destination for nature enthusiasts
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Situated across the Mandovi River, Divar Island is a serene retreat that showcases Portuguese architecture and lush landscapes, offering a glimpse into traditional Goan life
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With historic forts, pristine beaches, tropical sea-food with a bit of Gujarati influence and Portuguese architecture; Diu offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness
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It is home to India’s only active volcano, a mystifying place with stunning marine life. Tourist can enjoy scuba diving, a ferry ride around the island and an aerial view of the volcano
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Known for its unique hexagonal basalt rock formations, white sand beaches, rock monoliths, and abundant wildlife, it's a mesmerizing place to visit
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One of the most exotic honeymoon destinations in the world, nestled between Havelock and Rose Islands, Neil Island is the best choice for those seeking a relaxed and peaceful escape
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With its blue lagoons, coral reefs, white sand beaches, and water sports, Agatti Island is a haven for beach lovers and underwater enthusiasts
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Also known as Pigeon Island, it's a scuba diving and snorkeling paradise with vibrant coral reefs and marine life
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Situated in the Rama Setu archipelago, between peninsular India and Sri Lanka, it offers scenic views and serves as a gateway to the Rameswaram pilgrimage
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It is a cluster of eight islets formed by the Ashtamudi backwaters and the Kallada River. Truly a hidden gem, it's known for its beautiful canals and serene village life
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Kadmat Island is known for its stunning beaches, water sports, and a serene atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and adventure
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