Amini Island epitomises what the Lakshadweep island group is known for: seclusion and a truly tropical holiday. This tiny, oval-shaped island is inhabited and is only about 3 kilometres long and a kilometre high. It was made popular in history by Saint Ubaidullah, who spread Islam across the island and neighbouring regions. The island's resorts, with their artificial wood deck floors and breathtaking views, have an unforgettable holiday experience, and sunsets seen from the decks are as close to natural beauty as one can come.