Chilika Lake Boating

Quick Info:

• Activity Location: Chilika Lake, Odisha
• Age Limit: No age limit
• Boating Timing: 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM
• Boating Duration: 1.5 to 3.5 Hours
• Boating Capacity: 8 Person per Boat

About Chilika Lake: 

• Chilika Lake is a natural wonder that spans over 1100 sq km. It is a brackish water lagoon that connects with the Bay of Bengal. It hosts more than 160 species of birds, 37 species of fish, 14 species of crabs, and many other aquatic animals.
• Chilika Lake is also a cultural treasure that has been a source of livelihood and inspiration for the local people for generations. Chilika is a place where tradition and modernity meet, and where festivals and fairs celebrate its spirit.

About Chilika Lake Boating:

• Meet our representative at the location for a once-in-a-lifetime boat ride on Chilika Lake, the second-largest coastal lagoon in the world.
• Chilika Lake is home to endangered Irrawaddy dolphins. See them jump and splash, learn about their conservation, and visit the sea mouth. Feel the breeze and spray, and spot crazy crabs.
• Explore Chilika Lake's many islands, each with its own story and attraction. Visit Kalijai Island's famous temple to Goddess Kalijai, worshipped by local fishermen. See the colonial-era bungalow on Breakfast Island. Spot deer are roaming freely on Bavkuda Island.
• On moonlit nights, Chilika Lake glows with magical light. Admire its scenic beauty, capture stunning photos, and feel its tranquillity and romance.
• Enjoy delicious snacks and local delicacies, buy souvenirs, and experience the local culture.
• Your guide will tell you about Chilika Lake's history, culture, and people. Hear stories and legends, like how it was formed or cursed. Learn about the local fishermen's lifestyle and traditions.

Know before you go for a Chilika Lake Boating:

• You are mandated to carry a valid ID Proof (Passport/ Voter ID/ Driving License). 
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes suitable for boating and walking.
• Carry a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and water bottle to protect yourself from the sun and heat.
• Carry a camera, binoculars, and a bird guidebook to enhance your experience of Chilika Lake and its wildlife.
• Do not feed, touch, or disturb the dolphins, birds, or other animals in Chilika Lake. Respect their natural habitat and behaviour.
• Do not litter or pollute the lake or its surroundings. Dispose of your waste properly or carry it back with you.
• Follow the instructions and safety guidelines of your guide and boat operator at all times.
• Be courteous and respectful to the local people and their culture.