Agatti Islands: Your Gateway to Turquoise Bliss
Agatti Island is a peaceful, quiet, and scenic tourist’ paradise in the Lakshadweep islands. It is 7.6 km long and it is capable of providing the ideal getaway for all those who desire peace in nature. White soft sandy beaches, crystal clear deep blue sea and coral reefs are also a truly wild and natural beauty for people who love to be under the open air. Agatti is notably an area where snorkelling and scuba diving are major attractions with a diverse range of species of marine character found in shallows which includes colourful fishes, sea turtles, and spectacular coral gardens.
Because of the tranquillity and general isolation of the island, it seems to be quite cut off from popular activity. Agatti Island provides a mix of marine adventure and peaceful retreat, providing a serene experience and memories that linger. It is the perfect setting for relaxing, getting recharged, and organically reestablishing a relationship with the natural world.
Timings & Entry Fees:
Agatti Island is open to visitors throughout the year. Entry fees are free for Indian tourists but require approval from the Lakshadweep Administration. Non-Indian tourists are required to have an entry permit, which is often included as part of the tour package. Additional charges apply for activities like snorkelling or diving.
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