About Bangaram Beaches
Bangaram Beaches are located on Bangaram Atoll, a teardrop-shaped uninhabited island in Lakshadweep, India. Part of the Bangaram-Thinnakara-Parali chain, the island is known for its white sandy shoreline, turquoise lagoon and coral reefs. Accessible via Agatti Island, it hosts the Bangaram Island Resort and is noted for clear waters, bioluminescent plankton at night and opportunities for snorkeling and diving in a protected marine environment.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a pristine, uninhabited island setting with powdery white sand, shallow turquoise lagoon and fringing coral reef. The beach encircles the small teardrop-shaped island with calm waters on the lagoon side and open sea on the outer side. Facilities are centered around the Bangaram Island Resort. Visitors can explore the shoreline on foot, swim and snorkel in clear water, view marine life and corals, and experience quiet, low-crowd surroundings with limited development.
Key highlights
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Pristine white sandy beach encircling Bangaram Atoll
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Clear turquoise lagoon with vibrant coral reef and marine life
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Bioluminescent plankton visible on the beach at night
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Snorkeling and scuba diving in protected waters
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Uninhabited island experience with Bangaram Island Resort as sole accommodation
Route
| By air | Fly to Agatti Airport (AGX) from Kochi, then transfer by boat/ferry to Bangaram Island (approx. 1-2 hours by sea) |
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| By public transport | Government ferry/boat and resort-arranged boats from Agatti Island; helicopter transfer available from Agatti subject to availability |
| Nearest airport |