The reef starts here
11° 13′ N · 72° 46′ E

Kadmat Island · our home in Lakshadweep

A little island.
A lot of blue.

A western lagoon, open-water horizons and a dive team ready to welcome you.

Why dive Kadmat?

Less rush. More reef.

An unhurried island. A choice of dive spots. Friendly people who make room for your kind of adventure.

The Scuba Lak dive centre in the soft evening light, with Kadmat’s beach and lagoon close by.
Our dive centre. Our island home.

Room to slow down

A quieter island feel. Less bustle, more time with the sea.

More than one reef day

19 named spots to start with—and more to ask the team about.

A place to begin

Find your first underwater breath with patient guidance in Kadmat’s lagoon.

Friendly, experienced divers

Local knowledge, a warm welcome and time for your questions.

A little more flexibility

Talk through timings that work for you, the team and the conditions.

Adventure above the reef

Keep exploring with snorkelling, kayaking and other water activities.

Your dive plan follows your experience, the conditions and the team’s advice.

Make the water your day

Breathe. Dive.
Paddle. Repeat.

Choose your experience. We’ll help with the details.

Lagoon diving
First-time divers

Soft entry

Lagoon diving

Your first underwater breath, guided gently in Kadmat’s shallow lagoon. Beginners and non-swimmers welcome.

5 m depth
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Deep sea diving
Outer reef

Open ocean

Deep sea diving

Explore Kadmat’s outer reefs with a dive plan matched to your certification, experience and the conditions.

30 m depth
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PADI courses
Learn for life

Get certified

PADI courses

Build confidence with PADI training, from Open Water to the next step in your diving journey.

Course-specific limits
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Water sports
Easygoing

Surface stories

Water sports

Snorkel, kayak, ride a glass-bottom boat or head out for deep sea fishing with the island crew.

Surface setting
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Beneath Kadmat

One island. Another world below.

19 dive spots to start your next adventure. And more blue waiting beyond the list.

Stylised aerial illustration of Kadmat Island and its turquoise lagoon
Kadmat Island · an illustration, not a dive-site map.
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Reefs to discover

19 named spots
  1. Secret Garden
  2. The Cave
  3. Double Reef
  4. Family Hut
  5. Tunnel
  6. The Wall
  7. Turtle Town
  8. North Cave
  9. North Tip
  10. Dolphin Head
  11. Masjith Point
  12. 7 Huts Reef
  13. Potato Patch
  14. Fish Soup
  15. Sting Ray City
  16. Jack Point
  17. Junior Shark Ali
  18. Cross Current

Your guide chooses sites to suit your experience and the day’s conditions. Ask the team about access and depth; wildlife and overhead access are not guaranteed.

Plan your Kadmat dive

Through our own lens

The island, as we see it.

Clear lagoon water, a journey towards the reef and the quiet light at the end of a Kadmat day.

Your bearings

Meet us in Kadmat.

The lagoon is our starting point. Dive and boat locations are agreed with the team for the conditions on the day.

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Before the journey

How to reach & permits

Plan the whole journey to Kadmat before committing to travel. An arrival on another island does not confirm an onward connection.

What is the budget-first way to reach Lakshadweep?

Passenger ships are usually the more economical mainland option, depending on route and cabin class. Check IRCTC Lakshadweep for actual sailings, fares and island calls; the operating fleet varies with the season and maintenance. Permit holders need their permit details for reservation. Confirm the return journey too.

Where can I fly, and how do I reach Kadmat?

Flights arrive on Agatti (AGX), Lakshadweep’s only airport. Check Kochi with Alliance Air or IndiGo, Bengaluru with IndiGo, and Goa with FLY91 for your dates. Continue to Kadmat by a separately confirmed high-speed vessel or authorised boat service. Check the operator, day, baggage, cost and return connection; sea conditions can alter schedules and travel times.

What should I confirm about entry permits?

Apply through the official e-Permit portal for your nationality, visit category, dates and islands, including transit islands. Scuba Lak recommends starting at least 15 days ahead, preferably earlier—not a guaranteed government processing time. Obtain the approved permit before travel; a flight booking or application receipt does not replace it.

Can Scuba Lak help me find accommodation?

Scuba Lak focuses on diving, not accommodation packages. We can help you reach out to third-party resorts or homestay hosts, or suggest a local tour operator for separately arranged travel and stays. Accommodation is provided and booked independently with the property. Confirm rooms, availability, payments and cancellation terms directly with your host.

What is included in my diving booking?

Your agreed dive price includes local dive transport, equipment, briefing and guided support, and underwater photos/videos, with no hidden charges for the agreed plan. Flights or ferries to Lakshadweep, accommodation and entry-permit fees are separate. Confirm the total and exact arrangements before payment.

What if weather or transport changes the plan?

Ask the relevant providers for their written cancellation, refund and rescheduling terms before confirming. Include contingency time in your itinerary and recheck the arrangements close to travel.

Can I rely on a seaplane or helicopter connection?

Do not plan a Kadmat visit around a special transport service without direct confirmation from its authorised operator. The existence of a helipad or a past route does not establish a bookable tourist service for your dates.

Make your next story
a Kadmat one.

Plan your dive