Have you always dreamed of discovering the Indian Ocean? But, you don’t know which of its many islands to choose? Here are some suggestions to help you make your choice.

Java

Java is an island of the Indian Ocean, which seduces many tourists, thanks to its numerous beaches, all as pleasant as the others. The Pangandaran is the most appreciated beach by tourists because it plunges into a transparent sea. Moreover, it is a very suitable beach for surfing and other activities in the sea.

If you like calmness, crystal clear sea, and white sand, go to Batu Karas beach or Kukup beach. If you want to witness the reconciliation ceremony between the spirits and men, go to Parangtritis Beach.

Praslin

Praslin is an ideal destination if you like vegetation. With its granite rocks, its color changes when the sunlight shines on it. The water here is an emerald tone.

If you plan to visit Praslin, don’t forget to go to Anse Georgette beach. The best time to visit is between May and October.

Koh Phi Phi Don

The beaches of Koh Phi Phi Don are breathtaking. They consist of coral reefs, cliffs, and the emerald green sea. If you are looking for a quiet place to relax, head to Long Beach. You will be away from the summer monsoon on this side of the island.

Penang

Penang is another Indian Ocean island not to be missed. It is located more precisely in Malaysia. You can start your visit at Georgetown. It is a city that contains the temple of Kek Lok Si. Those who come for fun can go to the Teluk Bahang National Park. It consists of forests and waterfalls as well as secluded beaches.

Madagascar

Madagascar is one of the most popular destinations in the Indian Ocean. It is an island home to rare animal species and unusual vegetation. If you like safaris and excursions, go directly to Nosy Be. On the other hand, if you are passionate about animals, it is better to go to Sainte-Marie Island. You will find there extraordinary fish, birds, and turtles.

Sainte-Anne Island

Sainte-Anne Island is located in front of Victoria harbor in Seychelles. It is bordered by six islands, home to about a hundred and fifty fish species. Thanks to its warm waters, it is an ideal place for snorkeling. Saint-Anne Island is also suitable for turtle nesting.

In the Indian Ocean, there are other islands to visit: Rottnest, Kangaroo, Nias, Diego Garcia, Pemba, North Sentinel, Great Comoros, etc. Whatever the destination you have chosen in the Indian Ocean, you must think about accommodation, transportation, etc. Contact a travel agency to avoid worrying about these details.