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Coastal Karnataka: Aerial Stories from Malpe to Mangalore

bySrihari KaranthTravels across India for shootsStarts from20,000 per day (8 hours)View full gallery

I do not just shoot the coastline, I document the rhythm of Namma Karnataka. From the floating bridge at Malpe to the raw waves at Suratkal, here is my aerial take on the sea.

The first-ever floating bridge in Karnataka, located at Malpe Beach in Udupi. This aerial shot shows the unique attraction extending from the sandy beach into the blue sea.

An FPV drone shot exploring an abandoned ship at Suratkal Beach, Mangalore. I flew my drone through the waves to get this dramatic and up-close footage.

Delta Point in Udupi, a unique place where you can witness both the sunrise and the sunset. This top-down drone shot captures the beauty of the beach and the waves.

Welcome to Udupi. This reel is a bird's-eye view of the divine district, showcasing its ancient temples, pristine beaches, and rich cultural traditions like Bhoota Kola.

A top-down aerial photograph of the abandoned ship at Suratkal Beach, Mangalore, showing the contrast between the rusty vessel and the green-blue water.

Another top-down view of the abandoned ship at Suratkal Beach, capturing the patterns of the waves breaking around it.

A glimpse into a cultural evening in Udupi, featuring the traditional events of Kambala (buffalo race), Bhoota Kola, and Yakshagana.

About Coastal Karnataka & Beyond

Whether I am flying my FPV drone through the surf at Suratkal or capturing the scale of Malpe's floating bridge, I prioritize angles that ground cameras simply cannot reach. I shoot in flat color profiles like D-Log, which means the footage you receive is ready for professional color grading, ensuring your final video looks consistent and cinematic rather than just like raw, unprocessed clips.

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