We reach the Jetti and boy it's a paradise, I just could not stop loving this place and thanking my friend. It's a wonder full place. Some details of Kadmat
Source: Kadmat Island – Visit Kadmat one of the Famous Lakshadweep Islands SILVER SPARKLING white sand dipping into the clear, cerulean sea, schools of fish playing amidst brilliant coral reefs, tucked away between swaying palms are rustic huts in which peace of mind is the main quotient. Inaccessible except by water, miles from what we know as ‘civilization’, Kadmat has no satellite signals, which means no cell phones or television. Does anyone need any more reasons to visit?
One of the few allots in Lakshadwadeep archipelago which is open to visitors, Kadmat is very tiny—
just eight kilometers long and 550m wide at its broadest point. Created by the action of corals on mountains submerged under the Arabian Sea, the emerald isles of Lakshadwadeep are part of the same range that further extends to form Maldives. Kadmat is the only island that has lagoons on both eastern and western sides, making it an ideal place for sunbathing and diving.
The prime attractions of this little island lie under the pristine waters, where vast meadows of sea grass frame a bold extravaganza of color and form. An astonishing variety of living creatures coexist in an elaborate and beautiful tapestry of interaction and interdependence. Because of their protected status, Lakshadwadeep’s reefs are among the least explored in the world, and the wealth of coral formations (including black coral) attracts not only explorers, but also an amazing variety of tropical marine life ranging from tiny transparent jellyfish that change shape continuously, to the mighty sharks.
Winter is one of the best seasons to visit this beautiful and splendid place. At this time the ocean is magic, the plankton in the waters cause phosphorescence, which glitters like fairy lights and gives the impression of stars spread under one’s feet. Days are beautiful and you can have your fill of snorkeling, kayaking, swimming, water skiing, sailing, wind surfing and fishing. In this silent world of sun-washed oceans, you will experience some of the most exciting undersea adventures in India.
There is something very elemental about the ocean. It’s the cradle of all life, and represents both, the most powerful and the gentlest aspects of nature. You have to abandon all excess baggage – your ego, sense of power, status, money, ambition, vision, greed, hunger and all fears—before you can go underwater and feel ECSTATIC. It’s like being in the womb of the most powerful force of Earth, where you have no control over your surroundings.
The island maintains an identity that is still tradition bound. Its culture has evolved from being linked to the sea. The local community is entirely Muslim and primarily fisher folk. Coconut and fish still dominate the conversation. Yet, it’s also a land where things are never static, even the silvery white sandbanks are perpetually shifting with the action of the tides and currents. So, every time you visit you never know what shape you find it in.
It’s a place where time ceases to matter, where you must flow with the rhythms of the sea, soak in the stillness, the silence, the solitude, revel in a life free from blaring horns and the urgent frenzy to be somewhere, doing something. And be warned, it’s downright
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