Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary (Pitti Bird Sanctuary)

Dr. Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, also known as Pitti Bird Sanctuary, is an uninhabited coral islet in the Lakshadweep archipelago, India. Located on Pitti Island northwest of Kavaratti, it covers about 0.01 square kilometres and is one of Lakshadweep's only two bird sanctuaries. Notable as a major nesting site for pelagic seabirds such as sooty terns, brown noddies and greater crested terns, it is protected under the Wildlife Protection Act and accessible only by boat with permission.

Visitors can expect a small, uninhabited low-lying coral islet with white sand, coral rubble and sparse vegetation surrounded by lagoon and reef. There are no buildings, jetties or facilities. Access is only by chartered boat from Kavaratti or Agatti with prior permission, involving wading ashore. The main attraction is observing large colonies of nesting pelagic seabirds from a distance, along with pristine reef waters and isolation. No overnight stay is permitted; visits are brief daytime trips.