
Agatti Island
Agatti, Lakshadweep, India
The gateway of Lakshadweep — a 7-km sliver of palm and white sand beside one of the world's most beautiful lagoons, home to the islands' only airport.
Why visit: Turquoise-on-white perfection the moment you step off the plane.
History: The airstrip built across the southern reef in 1988 opened the atolls to India; all air journeys to the UT begin here.
- ›Lagoon snorkelling
- ›Golden Jubilee beach
- ›Airport-reef landing views
- ›Sunset sandbanks
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Best time
Oct–May
Entry fee
Entry permit required
Est. budget
₹3,000–8,000/day
Duration
2–3 days
Nearby attractions

Agatti Lagoon & Water Sports Centre
Agatti, Lakshadweep
The vast western lagoon of Agatti — glass-bottom boats, kayaks, jet-skis and snorkel safaris over coral gardens barely a metre deep.
Golden Jubilee Beach & Lagoon Sunset Point, Agatti
Agatti, Lakshadweep
Agatti's southern sunset stretch where the airstrip's reef meets open ocean — the UT's favourite golden hour.

Agatti–Bangaram Island Hopping
Agatti, Lakshadweep
The speedboat run through the northern atolls — Agatti to Bangaram via Thinnakara and the Parali islets, over water in every shade of blue.
Parali Islands (Parali I & II)
Bangaram, Lakshadweep
Uninhabited coral specks in the Bangaram atoll ringed by pristine reef — day-trip islets for snorkellers and birdlife.

Bangaram Atoll
Lakshadweep
A teardrop of white sand and coconut palms ringed by a turquoise lagoon — an uninhabited resort atoll where turtles graze seagrass, reef sharks patrol the drop-off and bioluminescent plankton light the night shallows. India's ultimate castaway luxury.
Bangaram Island
Bangaram, Lakshadweep
The uninhabited teardrop atoll of legend — a resort-only island of bioluminescent night sands, rustling coconut groves and a lagoon of impossible blues.
Princess Royal Shipwreck Snorkel (Bangaram)
Bangaram, Lakshadweep
The coral-crusted remains of a 18th-century wreck in Bangaram's lagoon shallows — fish-swarmed and snorkel-reachable.
Lakshadweep Bioluminescence Nights
Bangaram, Lakshadweep
On moonless nights the lagoon shallows ignite — blue phytoplankton sparking around every footstep on Bangaram and Thinnakara sands.
Thinnakara Island
Bangaram, Lakshadweep
Bangaram's tiny glamping sister — a sandbar islet of tents, teal shallows and sandspits that vanish with the tide.