The Lesser-Known Beaches of India: Unexplored Yet Exotic
4. St. Mary’s Island, Karnataka: The Coconut Island that lies off the coast of Malpe in the Udupi region of Karnataka is a pleasing destination for a weekend. St. Mary’s Island is a beautiful by-product of sub-aerial volcanic activity when India was connected to the then Madagascar. The basalts of St.Mary’s Island rise up to form hexagonal shapes sculpted by nature about 90 million years ago.
St. Mary’s along with a cluster of small islands in the Arabian Sea is dotted with interesting shells of varied sizes and shapes. These islets are certain to offer the visitors the other-worldly experience within a pleasant evening spent there.
5. Neil Island, Andaman and Nicobar: Let us go to the beautiful arc of the south eastern tip of Indian mainland. One might get busy exploring the elegance of the crystal clear, blue waters, incredible corals, and the myriad creatures in the ocean.
Beyond that, these sandy white beaches come along with luxuriant vegetation in the form of paddy fields, banana plantations and the tropical trees at the Neil Island. Neil Island gives and sends a special invite to those who love diving. And the breathtaking underwater sights will leave us all spellbound. And the exotic marine life is an added view.
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