The Karnataka Maritime Board (KMB) has identified ten islands for tourism development, with three in Udupi and seven in Uttara Kannada. Utilizing a public-private partnership model, the KMB plans to invest approximately ₹313.5 crore to enhance maritime transport, integrating tourism and commerce along Karnataka’s coast.
The Karnataka Maritime Board is planning to build the Mangaluru International Cruise and Tourism Port at Someshwar, with a draft of 18 meters. It will be the largest cruise port in India, with railway track connectivity and international interest. A maritime museum in Mangaluru and waterdrome projects in four locations are also in the works.
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