Where Fire, Stone & Sea Tell a Story
Inspired by the timeless beauty of St. Mary’s Islands, our journey began with a vision to celebrate one of India’s most extraordinary natural wonders. Located off the coast of Malpe in Udupi, these islands are globally renowned for their rare hexagonal columnar rock formations formed nearly 88 million years ago during ancient volcanic activity.
Declared a National Geological Monument of India, St. Mary’s Islands represent a unique blend of science, history, and untouched coastal charm. Our story is rooted in preserving this fragile ecosystem while offering visitors an authentic and enriching connection to nature.
We believe in responsible tourism—where exploration goes hand in hand with conservation. Every experience we promote is designed to respect the land, protect its heritage, and inspire deeper appreciation for Earth’s ancient geological marvels.
Step Into Earth’s Living Sculpture
Experience nature in its purest form, where ancient volcanic formations rise dramatically from the Arabian Sea.
With turquoise waters, coconut-lined shores, and breathtaking geological structures, St. Mary’s Islands invite you to slow down and reconnect with the rhythms of the natural world—far from crowded beaches and commercial tourism.
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What Draws Travelers Back to the Islands
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Stone Sculpted by Fire
Home to India’s most unique hexagonal columnar lava formations, shaped by ancient volcanic forces.
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Nature Left Untouched
Free from commercialization, the islands offer serene landscapes, clear waters, and raw coastal charm.
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Stories Written in Time
From tectonic history to Vasco da Gama’s landing, the islands tell stories spanning millions of years.
Discover the touch of nature
Discover the pristine paradise of Saint Mary's Island, Malpe, where hexagonal basalt rocks meet turquoise lagoons and golden beaches. Escape to this uninhabited gem off Udupi's coast for unforgettable adventures, romantic celebrations, and serene floating breakfasts—just a 6km ferry ride away.