India’s first Marine National Park, known for its rich underwater biodiversity and vibrant coastal ecosystems.

Famous for coral reefs, mangrove forests, colorful marine life, and rare intertidal species.

Offers chances to spot dolphins, sea turtles, octopuses, starfish, sea cucumbers, and many unique marine creatures.

Popular for boat trips to Pirotan Island, where visitors can explore marine life during low tide walks.

A paradise for nature lovers, photographers, researchers, and eco-tourism enthusiasts.

Best time to visit is November to February when tides are favorable and weather is pleasant.

Requires proper permits for visiting islands like Pirotan; access depends on tide timings and forest regulations.

Known for birdwatching opportunities with flamingos, pelicans, egrets, and migratory coastal birds.

Ideal for experiencing untouched natural beauty, marine habitats, and educational coastal exploration.

Visitors should carry water, sun protection, sturdy footwear, and follow all marine park guidelines strictly.