About Agatti Lagoon
Agatti Lagoon is a shallow turquoise lagoon on the western side of Agatti Island in Lakshadweep, India. Enclosed by a coral reef and known for clear waters, white sandy islets and rich marine life, it is the main attraction of Agatti. The lagoon supports snorkeling, kayaking and glass-bottom boat rides and serves as the gateway for excursions to nearby uninhabited islands such as Bangaram and Thinnakara.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, shallow lagoon with crystal-clear turquoise water enclosed by a coral reef on the western side of Agatti Island. The setting includes white sandy beaches, small islets, coconut palms and calm waters ideal for viewing marine life. Areas to explore include the beachfront, jetty area, and lagoon waters by glass-bottom boat, kayak or snorkeling. Water sports centres offer equipment and guided experiences in designated zones.
Key highlights
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Expansive shallow turquoise lagoon enclosed by coral reef
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Clear waters with visibility for coral and tropical fish viewing
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Glass-bottom boat rides and kayaking in calm lagoon waters
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Snorkeling and scuba diving over coral formations
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Gateway for boat excursions to Bangaram, Thinnakara and Kalpitti islands
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White sandy beaches and sunset views over the Arabian Sea
Route
| By air | Direct flights to Agatti Airport (AGX) from Kochi (COK) operated by Alliance Air; lagoon is a short drive/auto-rickshaw ride from the airport |
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| By public transport | Passenger ships and high-speed vessels from Kochi to Agatti via Lakshadweep Administration; inter-island boats and private boats for lagoon excursions |