Explore The Beauty of 6 Main Islands of Lakshadweep !!!!

Islands of Lakshadweep is a combination of 36 small islands, recognized for its sun-kissed, unique beaches and verdant terrain covering 32 square kilometers. There are 10 inhabited islands, three reefs, five submerged banks, and twelve atolls that make up this union territory with only one district.

The islands cover 32 square kilometers. Kavaratti serves as both the UT’s capital and its main town. The distance between Kochi, a coastal city in Kerala, and the islands in the emerald Arabian Sea ranges from 220 to 440 km.

Islands of Lakshadweep’s natural scenery, sandy beaches, profusion of flora and fauna, and lack of a fast-paced lifestyle all contribute to its allure. Regular flights from Kochi provide good connectivity to the islands. 

Agatti to Kavaratti helicopter transfer is accessible all year round. The average temperature in Lakshadweep, which has a tropical climate, ranges from 27 to 32 degrees Celsius. 

The warmest months are April and May, when the average temperature is 32° C. In general, the weather is warm, muggy, and comfortable. Ship-based tourism is closed during the monsoon season because of the favorable climate. 

The best months to visit the islands are October through March. The South West Monsoon, with an average rainfall of 10–40 mm, is active from June to October. There is a 70–75% relative humidity. Rainfall falls from south to north each year. Eighty to ninety days a year on average are wet.

This location is situated in the emerald Arabian Sea, 220 to 440 kilometers distant from Kochi, Kerala’s coastal metropolis, and between 8º and 12º 13″ North latitude and 71º and 74º East longitude. 

Lakshadweep is a vast region when you take into account its 4,200 square kilometre lagoon, 20,000 square kilometres of territorial waters, and over 4 lakh square kilometres of economic zone.