Amindivi Islands is a group of twelve small coral islands in the Arabian Sea forming part of Lakshadweep, India's smallest union territory. Known for pristine white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, and rich marine biodiversity, these islands remain largely untouched by mass tourism. The islands are inhabited by the Amindivi people and offer a glimpse into traditional island life combined with exceptional natural beauty.
Experience one of India's most remote and pristine island destinations with world-class snorkeling, diving opportunities, and virtually no crowds. The islands offer an authentic escape from mainland India with stunning coral reefs and an intimate connection to traditional island culture.
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A small uninhabited island with pristine beaches and excellent snorkeling opportunities accessible by short boat ride.
Part of the Amindivi group, known for its deep-sea fishing traditions and local culture still preserved in daily life.
An isolated rocky island with a historic lighthouse offering panoramic views of the Arabian Sea and surrounding atolls.
Equipment rental and guide included
Time
Half day
Cost
₹800–₹1.5k
Effort
Easy
Certification and equipment rental included
Time
Full day
Cost
₹3k–₹6k
Effort
Moderate
Shared boat tour with guide
Time
Full day
Cost
₹1k–₹2k
Effort
Easy
Time
2 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Includes boat and equipment
Time
Half day
Cost
₹600–₹1.2k
Effort
Moderate
Time
2-3 hours
Cost
Free
Effort
Easy
Reach Cochin by air or rail, then take a government ferry or private boat service from Cochin Port to Amindivi Islands. Ferry services operate on fixed schedules, typically taking 8-12 hours depending on the vessel and sea conditions.