Kadmath
Kadmath is one of the largest island in Lakshadweep group. It is 8Km long and 550m wide at the broadest point. In addition to the beautiful shallow lagoon on the west that forms an ideal spot for water sports, there is a narrow lagoon on the east. The island has an astonishing variety of marine flora and fauna. The best attractions are the long sandy beaches and small sand banks on the southern tip for sun bathing. Kadmath has been identified for staying tourists with its tourist huts aesthetically situated in the coconut palm groves in the beaches facing the lagoon. The place is ideal for a real holiday that brings you away from the maddening crowd, hustle and bustle of city life. Water sports crafts like kayaks, pedal boats, sailing yachts, skiing boats and glass bottomed boats are available on hire. The scuba diving center in the island has become an attraction for water-sport enthusiasts. Kadmat has emerged as one of the most beautiful dive centers in India. Variety of fishes like rays, sharks, and clear water with 20-50 meter visibility makes it an unparalleled dive destination for scuba divers.Non-Indians are also permitted to visit this island.
Near Kadmath
More to see around Lakshadweep.
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Agatti Island
Agatti (occasionally called "Agathy") is a small 7 kilometer long island and has one of the most beautiful lagoons in Lakshadweep. The only airstrip or airport is built on this island.
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Bangaram Island
Bangaram is a tiny teardrop shaped island, which lies very close to Agatti (5km away through sea) and Kavaratti.
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Kalpeni
Kalpeni Island, Lakshadweep, along with two small islets of Tilakkam and Pitti and the uninhabited island of Cheriyam in the north form a single atoll.
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Kavaratti Island
Kavaratti is the capital of the Lakshadweep Islands since 1964 with most population. Fifty-two mosques are spread out over the island, among which the most beautiful is Ujra mosque.
