Swaraj Dweep, which was earlier called Havelock Island, has one of the finest beaches in the world and surreal blue waters which attract tourists from all corners of the world.
The Lakshadweep islands, which have recently become the central point of tension between India and Maldives, offer people a chance to indulge in activities like scuba diving and snorkelling.
The island is located on the Brahmaputra River and can be reached from Jorhat in Assam via ferry boat. The place, with its breathtaking expanse, is known to attract travellers from far and near.
Munroe Island is a must-visit destination in Kerala and comes alive during the Onam festival. The place's highlights are narrow waterways and canal cruises.
Rameshwaram Island gives travellers stunning views of the Bay of Bengal and mesmerises them with its beauty. The island, which is connected to the mainland through one of the longest sea bridges in India, has a number of temples and beaches, as well as cultural landmarks like Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple.
Goa's Chorao Island is a paradise for nature enthusiasts and hosts the largest bird sanctuary in the state, showcasing the region's rich flora and fauna. This still-to-be-discovered island is filled with colonial structures and beautiful churches and is an ideal retreat from urban life's daily hustle and bustle.
Diu Island, which is famous for its secluded beaches, reflects Portuguese influences and is filled with remnants of Portuguese culture.