Kalpitti Island

Kalpitti Island is a small uninhabited island located at the southern tip of Agatti Atoll in the Union Territory of Lakshadweep, India. Separated from Agatti Island by a shallow lagoon, it is known for its white sandy beaches, coral reefs and clear turquoise waters. The island is uninhabited and visited on day trips by boat for its pristine natural environment, lagoon views and marine biodiversity.

Visitors can expect a small, flat, uninhabited coral island with white sandy beaches, scattered vegetation and a surrounding shallow lagoon with coral reefs and clear turquoise water. Access is only by boat from Agatti Island during daylight hours. There are no permanent structures or settlements. Visitors can walk along the beach, view the lagoon and reef, observe marine life and birds, and experience a quiet natural island environment on a short day excursion.

Kalpitti Island is part of the Agatti Atoll in Lakshadweep and has traditionally been uninhabited, used occasionally by residents of Agatti for fishing and coconut collection. It remains preserved as a natural island within the atoll ecosystem and is now maintained as an uninhabited excursion island.