The crescent-shaped Minicoy Island floats along the side of one of Lakshadweep's largest lagoons. Minicoy is the second-largest of the group, covering 4.8 square kilometers in the southernmost part of the islands. The closest land to Minicoy is Thuraakunu Island in the Republic of the Maldives about 100 km to the south across the Vangaaru Channel.

The main attraction of the island is its carefully arranged villages, known as ‘Avah’. Each Avah has its own internal organization headed by a Moopan, around which the life of the community rests. Every Village has its own village house. In total there are 10 villages in the island, and are named as Bada, Aoumagu, Boduathiri, Rammedu, Sedivalu, Aloodi, Funhilol, Kudehi, Falessery and Kendiparty (from south to north). Each village is headed by a Bodukaka and a Bodudatha assisted by a 2nd Bodukaka and a 2nd bodudatha. First Bodukaka looks after the internal matters of the village and 2nd Bodukaka the external affairs. Village house is the place where ‘Baemedu’ (Assemblage of villagers) is held. As source of income a village has fishing boats, country crafts and coconut trees. Common feasts are conducted at the village house during the celebrations of Eid and other festive occasions.

The houses, which stand in their own private enclosures, are arranged in streets. They are kept neat and tidy and reflect the urge of the people for order and colour. All the houses have a swing cot made of wood which is beautifully furnished and painted in different hues. The inhabitants love a profusion of colors, be it on the beautifully engraved tabletops that decorate their houses or on fishing boats or racing dhonis. One of the handicrafts of the people is boat modeling which is a piece of art painted in different colours.

Minicoy is distinguished from the northern islands by its vibrant culture. Folk dances such as lava, thaara, dandi, fuli, and bandiya are performed here. For boat races and receiving dignitaries, the island employs colorful and beautiful boats known as jahadhoni. It also has an old lighthouse that was built in 1885. Visitors may go up to the very top and enjoy sweeping views of the vicinity.

The island's scenic beauty is enthralling, with its pristine blue waters, coconut tree-lined beaches, and mirror-like inland lakes and the unique incredible culture of this island all coming together to create a perfect paradise destination.

Minicoy is also a popular diving site because it is the only island in Lakshadweep to have three large under water shipwrecks about 8 meters deep. These wrecks look like an underwater virtual museum. Moreover, there are interesting fish species that can be enjoyed by tourists, including hump-back parrot fish, red snapper, napoleon, barracuda and bull rays.

Kavaratti is the headquarters of the Lakshadweep Administration and the most developed Island. Fifty- two mosques are spread out over the Island, the most beautiful being the Ujra mosque. Water from a well near the mosque is believed to have curative powers. The beautiful and  calm lagoon offers an ideal spot for water sports, swimming and snorkeling. Sunbathing or just lazing around on the beach can be a heady experience.

Kavaratti has warm sandy beaches where tourists can unwind themselves. Though the beaches are narrow, the lagoons around Kavaratti are fabulous with star fish, anemones, sea cucumbers, and countless multi- hued fishes astounding corals. Located to the west of the Island the lagoon is best suited for swimming, kayaking, and wind surfing and canoeing. To the South of the Island lies Chicken Neck point which is an absolutely fantastic place for water sports including scuba diving and snorkeling. A glass bottom boat ride offers tourists and opportunity to view the rich marine life and an array of extraordinary corals.

Agatti has one of the most beautiful lagoons in Lakshadweep. The lagoon area of this island is 17.50 sq km. Agatti Island can be reached by flight from Kochi. Indian Airlines operate flights from Kochi. Onward flights from Kochi are available to most of the airports in India and abroad. Airstrip in Lakshadweep is in Aerodome Island only. From Agatti boats are available to Kavaratti and Kadmat during fair season
october to May. Helicopter transfer is available from Agatti to Kavaratti during monsoon season subjected to availability of helicopter.

The flight from Cochin to Agatti takes approximately one hour and thirty minutes.

It’s always worth taking this scenic route on the flight because the view is enthralling and enticing as the flight approaches landing at Agathi airport, the stunning shallow water and sparkling lagoon on both sides of the airstrip add to the charm.

Kalpeni Island is one among the inhabited islands among Lakshadweep group of islands having on area of 2.79 sq. km and a very large lagoon measuring about 2.8 km at the point of maximum width. The Island is located at a distance of 287 km (155 nautical miles) from Kochi and located south-east of Kavaratti Island and midway between Andrott and Minicoy.

Kalpeni along with two small islets of Tilakkam and Pitti and the uninhabited island of Cheriyam in the north form a single atoll. A large storm bank of coral debris along Kalpeni eastern and southeastern shorelines is a queer feature. A destructive storm in 1847 is thought to have thrown up large coral boulders along these shores.

The island of Kalpeni is one of the most beautiful islands in Lakshadweep, located 63 kilometers from Androth.

Kalpeni Islands offer a plethora of thrilling water sports to those who want a harmonious combination of fun combined with equal amount of adventure. Kalpeni Islands is the ideal combining traditional culture and modern infrastructural facilities and offer the best of nature and scenic beauty.

You should visit the uninhabited islands near Kalpeni for a picnic to add more fun to the tour.

Bangaram is a tiny teardrop-shaped island in Lakshadweep which is uninhabited can be easily be set foot on from Agathi Island via speed boat transfer or by chopper in less than 30 minutes.

This incredible Island is infused deeply with nature occupying turquoise lagoons enriched by coral reefs and abundance marine life. This Island offers utmost privacy where one can inhale the freshest natural unpolluted air.

Bangaram Island is a paradise among the Honeymooners looking for a splendid Romantic getaway.

There are numerous adventures like scuba diving, beach games, swimming, snorkeling and deep sea fishing.

The Bangram Island have a resort with 60 bedded beach cottages including a multi cuisine restaurant serving myriad delicacies. The resort also have a bar if you fancy a drink.

The sun and the sand and a drink in your hand. This Island is Just Amazing ….

Cardamom island as it called having an area of 3.20 sq km and the island is at a distance of 407 km (220 nautical miles from Kochi and located between Amini Island in the south and Chetlat Island in the north.

The main attractions are the long sandy beaches and sand banks on the southern tip for sun bathing. Tourist huts built amidst palm groves facing the lagoon allow you to soak in the pristine beauty of the coral ecosystem.

Water sports crafts like kayaks, pedal boats, sailing yachts, skiing boats and scuba diving and glass bottomed boats are available on hire. The Island become an attraction for water-sport enthusiasts.

Thinnakara lies 8 km northeast from Agatti and opposite of Bangaram Island.

The Island is among one of the many uninhabited islands of the Lakshadweep Islands and is a tiny jewel in the Lakshadweep archipelago. It shares the same lagoon as the Bangaram Island, and makes for a dreamy holiday destination amidst untouched natural splendor.

This island has traditional beach tents which offer a unique experience to tourists. Thinnakara Island is sure to feel like your private island thanks to its very few visitors and locals around. Water sports crafts like kayaks, glass bottomed boats are available here. You can play beach volleyball and there is vast
beach for sunbath.