Lakshadweep Tour Packages

Few places in India feel as far from everyday life as Lakshadweep. Scattered across the Arabian Sea off the Kerala coast, this coral archipelago is all turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches and shallow reefs that light up the moment you slip on a mask. As a Union Territory of just a handful of inhabited islands, it stays quiet, unhurried and refreshingly low-key, with days that revolve around the tide and water that stays impossibly clear.

Our Lakshadweep tour packages are ready-made itineraries built around the islands' lagoons, coral reefs and watersports, with the practical bits - entry permits, flights and island stays - already accounted for. Open one and customise every day to match your dates, budget and pace.

Why visit Lakshadweep

Lakshadweep is one of the few places in the country where you can wade straight off a beach into a warm, clear lagoon and find coral just below the surface. The reefs here are ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving, and calmer islands like Agatti, Bangaram and Kadmat are known for gentle water, watersports such as kayaking and glass-bottom boat rides, and long, quiet stretches of sand. Minicoy, further south, has its own distinct character, while Kavaratti serves as the capital of the archipelago.

Beyond the water, the appeal is the slow pace. There are no crowds or big-city noise, and evenings tend to be simple - a walk along the shore, fresh seafood and a sky full of stars. It suits couples, honeymooners and anyone who wants to properly switch off, though it is worth knowing that several islands are restricted to visitors and that alcohol is generally not freely available, so it is best approached as a nature-first, water-first escape.

Best time to visit Lakshadweep

The best time to visit Lakshadweep is roughly October to May, when the seas are calmer, skies are clearer and conditions for snorkelling, diving and boat transfers are at their most reliable. It is best to avoid the southwest monsoon, around June to September, when rough seas and heavy rain often mean ferries, flights and watersports are disrupted or paused altogether. The cooler, drier months are also the most comfortable for spending long days in and around the water.

Explore our best Lakshadweep tour packages

Each package below is a complete day-by-day plan. Pick one, then fine-tune hotels, flights and activities in Tripmojo and keep everyone on the trip in sync.

How many days do you need in Lakshadweep

Most travellers find that three to five days is about right for Lakshadweep. A short three-day trip is enough to settle onto one island, snorkel the lagoon and unwind, while four or five days gives you time to add a diving session, a bit of island-hopping by boat and a slower, more relaxed rhythm. Because reaching the islands takes some planning, it is worth building in a little buffer around your travel days.

Getting to Lakshadweep

The main way in is by air, with flights from Kochi in Kerala to Agatti, which has the archipelago's airport; from there you continue to other islands by boat or short transfer. Passenger ships also operate from Kochi to some islands, though these take much longer and run to their own schedules. Crucially, all tourists need an entry permit to visit Lakshadweep, and this is usually arranged in advance through your package or operator, so it is best to confirm the paperwork well before you travel.

Where to stay in Lakshadweep

Accommodation on the islands is fairly limited and low-key, ranging from beach huts and cottages to island resorts, many of them set right beside the lagoon. Options are generally simple and comfortable rather than lavish, with the setting doing most of the work. Because availability can be tight, especially in peak season, it helps to lock in your island and stay early - something each package sorts out as part of the plan.