Thinnakara

Experience the stunning beauty of one of the hidden gems of Lakshadweep as you visit Thinnakara Island. The tiny teardrop-shaped island lies close to the more popular Bangaram Island and is a short speedboat ride from Kavaratti and Agatti. Known for its untouched beauty and easy accessibility from major islands, Thinnakara has a lot on offer for visitors of all ages. While it is located near major inhabited islands, Thinnakara is among the uninhabited Lakshadweep islands you must visit with your loved ones.

Thinnakara’s beauty lies in its pristine coastline lined with azure blue waters, magnificent sunsets, and diverse ecosystems. From numerous species of birds to vibrant corals and rich marine life, the island is a natural paradise. October to March is a great time to visit Thinnakara as the temperatures are pleasant and comforting. The island’s location in the Arabian Sea means the weather remains welcoming throughout the year. Apart from October to March, you can also visit in April and May when temperatures are slightly high but rainfall is minimal. June to September see intense monsoons when the weather is quite unpredictable, so plan a visit in the dry months for the best experience.

When it comes to what you can do in Thinnakara, the options are varied and endless depending on whether you want adventure or relaxation. To relax and rejuvenate, stroll along the beach lined with palm trees, watch beautiful sunsets, or spend a night stargazing. Those looking for adventures can try snorkelling and scuba diving to discover the incredible diversity of corals here. If you wish to avoid going deep underwater, kayaking and swimming are great options. You can also indulge in birdwatching and turtle-watching during your visit to Thinnakara.