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Lakshadweep tour package details
1. Coral Reef
It is a five-day ship based holiday tour conducted on board M.V.Tipusultan. In this package the tourists visit three islands - Minicoy, Kavaratti, and Kalpeni. On the first day the ship sails from Kochi in the afternoon and reaches one of these three islands in the morning of second day around 8.00 a.m. In the day time tourists are taken to the islands for sight seeing, sea bathing etc. Around 5.00 p.m., the tourists come back to the ship and ship sails for the second island. The night is spent on board the ship. Likewise three islands are visited and on the fifth day the ship reaches Kochi around 9.00 am.
Accommodation
First Class- 36 Tourist Class-100
Climate
Min. 27C Max 32 C
Things to do:
Swimming, Snorkeling, Water sports.
Students groups of 15 pax. and above are given a concessional rate. Accommodation in tourist class.
Those availing Deluxe class are accommodated in air-conditioned double berth cabins and First class tourists are accommodated in four berth air-conditioned cabins. Tourist class has an air-conditioned hall with push back seats.
2.Marine Wealth Awareness Programme
A six-day package by ship to Kadmath Beach Resort and Water Sports Institute. The ship starts sailing from Kochi in the afternoon and reaches Kadmath the following day. After spending 3 days at the island for water sports, snorkeling, sight seeing etc, on fifth day the tourists sail back from Kadmath and reach Kochi the following morning around 9.00 am. This programme is interesting to both water sports enthusiasts and leisure seekers.
Executive class tourists are accommodated in the air-conditioned cabins in the ship and air-conditioned cottages in the island. First class tourists will be accommodated in the air-conditioned cabins in the ship and non-AC cottages in the islands.
Accommodation
Executive class-22 First Class- 4 Tourist Class-22
Climate
Min. 27C Max 32 C
Things to do
Swimming, Snorkeling, Water sports. Added attractions at extra cost: Scuba Diving, Wind surfing, Para sailing.
Foreign tourists are also allowed to Kadmath Beach Resort.
3.Taratashi
A six-day package by ship to Paradise Island Huts, Kavaratti. The tourists sail from Kochi in the afternoon and reach Kavaratti the following day. Rest of the days is spent at Kavaratti. On the fifth day, they sail off from Kavaratti and reach Kochi around 9 a.m. on the sixth day.
Accommodation
First Class- 10
Climate
Min. 27C Max 32 C
Things to do
Swimming, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Water sports, Lagoon Cruise, Glass bottomed boat cruise etc.
First class tourists will be accommodated in the air-conditioned cabins in the ship and non-AC cottages in the islands.
5.Swaying Palm (Minicoy)
3-4 days' tour to Minicoy. Accommodation is arranged on the newly constructed 20 bedded tourist resort and private tourist cottages built on the beachfront. Journey by ship only. The light house built by British in 1885 is one of the attractions at Minicoy
Accommodation
First Class or Tourist Class-26 in the ship
A/c – 20 beds
Non A/c – 6 beds
Climate
Min.27c Max 32c
Things to Do
Swmming , Snorkelling, Boating, Visiting local dwellings etc
6. Scuba Diving Package.
Scuba diving facilities are available at Kavaratti , Bangaram and Kadmat. SPORTS operates the scuba diving centre at Kavaratti. Laccdives, Mumbai operates the scuba diving centres at Kadmat and Bangaram.
(a). Dive package for beginners:- Domestic tourists availing scuba diving package to Kadmath will be charged Rs.24000/- per person for 8 days and for any additional day @ Rs.2000/- Transportation charges extra depending on mode and class of transport.
(b). Dive package for advanced divers:- Domestic tourists availing this package will be charged Rs.2000/- per day per person for accmmodfation. Dive charges and transportation will be extra.
Foreign nationals will be charged @ US $75 per day per person. Dive extra.
For Dive details at Kadmat please contact
LACADIVES
E-20,Everest Building, Tardeo, Mumbai-400 034
Phone: +91-22-4943430, 4940431, 4942723, 4940510
Fax +91-22-49516443
For more details on above packages please log on to http://www.lakshadweeptourism.com/
Tuesday, 10 June 2014
HISTORY OF LAKSHADWEEP
A group of islands situated in Arabian sea that is 200 to 440 kilometres off the south western cost of India.In the 16th century the Portuguese ruled the seas between Ormuz and the Malabar Coast -and down to Ceylon. As early as 1498 they took control of the archipelago (called Laquedivas by them), later on to exploit coir production, until the islanders expelled them in 1545. In the 17th century, the islands came under the rule of Ali Rajahs/Arakkal Bheevi of Kannur, who received them as a gift from the Kolathiris. The islands are also mentioned in great detail in the stories of the Arab traveller Ibn Batuta.
A group of islands situated in Arabian sea that is 200 to 440 kilometres off the south western cost of India.In the 16th century the Portuguese ruled the seas between Ormuz and the Malabar Coast -and down to Ceylon. As early as 1498 they took control of the archipelago (called Laquedivas by them), later on to exploit coir production, until the islanders expelled them in 1545. In the 17th century, the islands came under the rule of Ali Rajahs/Arakkal Bheevi of Kannur, who received them as a gift from the Kolathiris. The islands are also mentioned in great detail in the stories of the Arab traveller Ibn Batuta.
The Aminidivi group of islands (Amini, Kadmat, Kiltan, Chetlat and Bitra) came under the rule of Tipu Sultan in 1787. They passed to British control after the Third Anglo-Mysore War and were attached to South Canara. The rest of the islands came under thesuzerainty of the Arakkal family of Cannanore in return for a payment of annual tribute. The British took over the administration of those islands for non-payment of arrears. These islands were attached to the Malabar district of the Madras Presidency during theBritish Raj.
INDEPENDENT
In 1956, during the reorganization of Indian states, the Lakshadweep islands were organized into a separate union territory for administrative purposes.
To safeguard India's vital shipping lanes to the Middle East, and the growing relevance of the islands in security considerations, an Indian Navy base, INS Dweeprakshak, was commissioned on Kavaratti island.
Monday, 9 June 2014
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