Named after Lord Willingdon, a British Viceroy of India, Willingdon Island is one of India’s largest man-made islands, located in Kochi, Kerala. Spanning 775 acres, this picturesque island is surrounded by Kerala’s serene backwaters, offering a tranquil retreat for visitors.

 

The island hosts key establishments like the Kochi Naval Base, the Central Institute of Fisheries Technology, and the bustling Port of Kochi, which manages millions of tons of freight annually. Connected to the mainland by the Venduruthy Bridge, the island is easily accessible.

Visitors can enjoy ferry rides and boat trips, which offer breathtaking views of the island and its surroundings. Whether you’re seeking natural beauty, a serene atmosphere, or a glimpse into Kerala’s maritime hub, Willingdon Island is a must-visit destination.