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Agatti Lakshadweep India Cruise Port Guide
Location:
As cruise ships are not able to dock here you will be tendered ashore.
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Sightseeing:
Agatti island is the gateway to Lakshadweep islands, a chain of little-known islands, lying about 320 Km off the south-west coast of India.
Agatti Being the only island that has an airport it's a virtual gateway to the islands. Unlike other islands it is the only island where one can stay as long or as short as one wishes - an advantage given by the Indian Airlines flight operated from Kochi. Uninhabited islands of Bangaram, Thinnakara, Parali-I and Parali-II are close by. The Agatti Beach Resort is an ideal getaway for all
Tours Excursions Transportation:
You get to indulge in your favorite water sport. Scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, sailing, glass bottom boat rides, water skiing, deep sea fishing, and sea excursions to the neighboring uninhabited islands like Thinnakara, Parali, Kalpitty make sure that you get to know the sea in and out. Agatti is where you can get to watch nature at its best. It is where shimmering coral reefs, turquoise blue lagoons, silvery beaches, lush green coconut palms and unmatched hospitality leave you spellbound.
Nearby Places:
Shopping and Food
Currency:
The currency in India is the Indian rupee.
In the big cities, credit cards are accepted at retail chain stores and other westernized restaurants and stores. Small businesses and family-run stores almost never accept credit cards, so it is useful to keep a moderate amount of cash on hand.
Communication:
Hindi, English and 21 other official languages
Internet kiosks are everywhere nowadays and they charge as low as as Rs. 10 per hour. Beware of using your credit cards online as many cases have come forward regarding credit cards thefts using key loggers.
Opening Hours and Holidays:
List of public holidays.
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