Kadmat Beach

Kadmat Beach is a long sandy beach on Kadmat Island in Lakshadweep, India, part of the Amindivi subgroup of islands in the Arabian Sea. Stretching about 8 kilometers along the island's eastern side, it borders a large lagoon with coral reefs. Known for its white sand, clear turquoise water and extensive reef, the beach is a center for water sports and marine activities within the Lakshadweep archipelago.

Visitors can expect a long stretch of white sandy shoreline bordered by a shallow lagoon and coral reef on the western side and open sea on the eastern side. The beach offers clear turquoise water, palm-fringed coastline, and views of the lagoon. Areas for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving are accessible near the reef, with a beach resort and water sports centre providing equipment and guided activities. The setting is quiet and relatively undeveloped with limited crowds.

Kadmat Island has a small island community primarily dependent on fishing and coconut cultivation, reflecting traditional Lakshadweep island culture and lifestyle centered around the lagoon and marine resources.