Lakshadweep

The Lakshadweep Islands are a paradise in the Arabian Sea for those who decided to take a break from the bustle of the city, away from the outside world. The seclusion of pristine nature, quiet lagoons, soft sand and coral thickets - all these are the Lakshadweep Islands, located off the coast of India, opposite the state of Kerala.

In total, the archipelago has 10 inhabited and 17 uninhabited islands, 4 new islands and 5 huge coral reefs, the likes of which in the world simply do not exist. Bangram Island is the only one where a large complex for tourists is built, where you can swim, dive, have fun, arrange boat trips, fish, diving and snorkeling. In general, enjoy all the benefits of civilization, and do not deny yourself anything.

The remaining uninhabited 17 islands are designed for a relaxing romantic getaway, in a silence that is occasionally interrupted by the cries of gulls and the unobtrusive noise of coastal waves. These islands have not yet been explored by tourists, and therefore their enticing beauty and untouched by civilization nature have retained a kind of primitiveness, which will undoubtedly appeal to those who decided to retire or relax with their family from the worldly bustle.