About Kadmat Eastern Lagoon
Kadmat Eastern Lagoon is the shallow, reef-enclosed lagoon on the eastern side of Kadmat Island in Lakshadweep, India. Part of the 8 km long coral island, it is known for its clear turquoise water, extensive coral reef, and white sandy shoreline. The lagoon is a protected marine environment within the Lakshadweep archipelago and is noted for water sports, snorkeling, and its rich marine biodiversity.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide, shallow turquoise lagoon enclosed by a coral reef on the eastern coast of Kadmat Island. The setting features white sandy beaches, calm clear water with high visibility, and extensive coral formations. The area is primarily natural with minimal development except for the Kadmat Island resort area. Visitors can explore the shoreline, wade and swim in shallow waters, and access water sports and snorkeling areas within the lagoon under permitted conditions.
Key highlights
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Shallow turquoise lagoon enclosed by coral reef on eastern side of Kadmat Island
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Clear water with high visibility ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving
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White sandy beach stretching along the 8 km long island
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Rich marine biodiversity with live corals and tropical fish
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Designated water sports area within Lakshadweep's protected marine environment
Route
| By air | Fly to Agatti Airport (AGX) from Kochi, then transfer by helicopter or mechanized boat to Kadmat Island with prior permit |
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| By public transport | Passenger ships and high-speed vessels operated from Kochi to Kadmat via Agatti/Kavaratti with Lakshadweep Administration permit |
| Nearest airport |