Agatti Island

Discover the unparalleled charm of one of India’s most iconic island destinations as you visit Agatti Island in the Lakshadweep archipelago. Agatti is among the rare inhabited islands in Lakshadweep, so along with admiring the natural beauty you can experience local culture as well. The island lies around 460 kilometres away from the Indian city of Kochi and approximately 530 kilometres away from Kollam Port. With an area of around 3.9 square kilometres, Agatti is known as the only island in Lakshadweep with an airport. Apart from arriving here by air from Kochi airport, you can also hop on cruise ships from Kochi to reach Agatti.

Agatti ranks among the most beautiful islands of Lakshadweep and offers visitors a relaxed break from city life. From untouched beaches and colourful coral reefs to quaint villages and friendly locals, the island has a lot for all kinds of visitors. As an island in the Arabian Sea, Agatti experiences pleasant and comfortable weather conditions throughout the year. Peak months to visit are from October to March when the sea waters are calm and temperatures range between 22 and 27 degrees Celsius. While April and May see slightly warmer temperatures ranging from 26 to 35 degrees Celsius, June to September witness heavy rainfall. Since the weather is unpredictable during monsoon, plan your visit in the months of October to May for a fun experience.

The top experiences in Agatti range from exploring its stunning beaches to indulging in a wide range of water sports. The white sandy coastline offers the perfect sunbathing opportunities along the turquoise blue waters and clear blue skies. If you are up for thrilling adventures without going underwater, try kayaking, swimming, and glass-bottom boat rides in Agatti. For those who are ready for some underwater fun, the island has incredible snorkelling, scuba diving, and deep-sea fishing opportunities.