Tag: Kadamakudy Islands
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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
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
The evening boat ride is over. The sun disappeared in the vast horizon to light up another continent. The guests are very happy. They sang a song together, took a group selfie, got into their car and left. Then for a while I was alone and this happened.
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Life at Kadamakkudy Islands
Kayaks may look similar, but the kayaking experience differs based on the kayaking routes. I call this one as the sacred route. It is away from the crowd. The route is green. Timings are great to enjoy the sunrise and sunset. The guide is highly committed, trained and with international experience in adventure sport.
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Life at Kadamakkudy Islands
These Indian spotted bill duck are really beautiful. Captured at Kadamakkudy Islands during one of my solo nature walks.