Category: kadamakkudy
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Life in Kadamakkudy Islands
The day was cloudy. When I reached Kadamakkudy I realised that it is high tide as well. The number of birds was very less. Clicked some, nothing very good. While driving back I saw these women harvesting the Pokkali rice. It was something pleasant. Special thanks to the Pokkali farmers who are still continuing with…
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Life in Kadamakkudy Islands
Recently we had this interesting duo from Hyderabad, grandfather and grandson exploring Kadamakkudy Islands together. Their bond was remarkable. They enjoyed an immersive boat ride during sunset and the early morning Kayaking during sunrise. Happy guests make us happy and motivated. That is the driving force at Kadamakkudy.org. If you are planning a visit to…
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Life in Kadamakkudy Islands
Michael is a local man, an expert in swimming, fishing and a small time tourism operator. He takes visitors to the interior areas of Kadamakkudy, especially mangrove forests, which cannot be accessed by other mechanised boats. The canoe is very stable as it is designed to carry passengers. We recommend this canoe to small groups…
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Life in Kadamakkudy Islands
No two days are same at Kadamakkudy. Sometimes no two hours are same. Here I share two photographs of the sky captured within a span of 1 hour. Kadamakkudy has something to offer to every visitor..
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Life in Kadamakkudy Islands
Yesterday I was at the bird photography exhibition at the durbar hall art gallery at Kochi, the nearest city to Kadamakkudy Islands. Could meet many bird photographers and the photos they captured in and around Kerala. Many of the clicks were from Kadamakkudy Islands.