Kiltan Island

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Kiltan feels like a calm breath of ocean air.
White sands, clear waters, and a rich island culture
come together to create a place that’s gentle, bright and inviting.

Fresh·Local·Delicious

Places to Eat

Island café
Mariyam Restaurant
Lagoon Breeze Restaurant
22 Darbar
Coral Bay café
Hotel Saboor
Blue Wave Eatery
Crispyhens LD
Coconut Grove Restaurant
Ukka’s Beach Restaurant
Seaside Diner
café De Fathus

Experiences

Things to Do

Kiltan Island
Most Spoken Languages
in Kiltan Island

Jeseri is the main language spoken on Kiltan. It is a mix of Malayalam, Tamil and Arabic. English and a few local dialects are also used.

Why Visit

More reasons to visit
Kiltan island

Pristine untouched beaches

Dramatic seascapes

that make Kiltan a favourite for photographers seeking atmospheric frames.

Vibrant coral reefs

Spiritual heritage sites like

the shrine of Sufi Saint Shaikh Ahmed Naqshabandi.

Thrilling water sports

Seafood-rich local flavours

cooked with island simplicity and Malabar spices.

Rich seafood cuisine

Scenic walking trails

through dense coconut groves and quiet village lanes.

Peaceful lagoon sunsets

Uncrowded shores

that feel calm, raw and beautifully untouched.

Rare birdlife sightings

Warm summer traditions

where locals sleep in cadjan-leaf huts along the breezy beaches.

Sunset dining
Local cuisine
Beachside meal
Seaside restaurant
Island flavours