Kuruva islands (Kuruvadweep, in neighborhood dialect) is one of the significant vacation spots in Wayanad. As the name shows, it is a group of little islands shaped by the delta in the stream Kabini and is spread crosswise over around 950 sections of land of uninhabited territory. These are genuine characteristic islands with no different exercises other than getting a charge out of the nature to its best.Kuruva islands are framed by the delta on the juncture of the Mananthavady waterway and Panamaram stream, which are converged into the Kabini waterway. There are a few little branches of these streams inside the islands. From that point, the stream comes to Beechanahally dam along the Karnataka fringe, which is around 10 km from Kuruva.

he best piece of the visit to Kuruva islands is the ride in the bamboo pontoon to cross the Kabini waterway to achieve the islands. There are different spots where you can do bamboo boating yet at a cost of Rs at least 1,500. Just by paying the ticket cost to get to the islands, you can appreciate a free ride in the bamboo pontoon. Bamboo pontoons are the best way to achieve the islands since they are islands and are not associated by street.Because of the nearness of the waterway, the thick woodlands in the islands are constantly green and is home for an assortment of uncommon types of fowls, creatures and greenery.

Activities :-

Luckily, this place isn't popularized yet and there are no exercises other than getting a charge out of the nature. Simply sit on the stones adjacent to the stream and unwind with nature. Watch the flying creatures flying around you. On the off chance that you need to think for quite a while, there are a lot of disconnected spots where you can be with nature with nobody else around you. The best movement you can do here is, simply lay by the waterway or take a sluggish stroll through the shoreline of the stream.