Agatti Island Beach Resort presents a breath taking spectacle of sparkling coral reefs, turquoise blue lagoons, silvery beaches and lush green coconut palms. Here time stands still in the mesmerizing beauty of a virgin nature. It is one of world's most spectacular tropical islands untouched by the tourist rush. The emerald green idyllic palm clad islands of Agatti; the long white beaches; the multi-hued shallow, placid lagoon with its myriad life forms; the diamond surf formed by waves striking the reef and the deep blue of the Arabian sea are all feasts to the eye and an experience that will last a lifetime. Perhaps it is one of the very few places where all shades of blue, green and white are present. In fact, the islands and the coral reefs are so varied in its physical form and appearance that no two would look alike.

The quietness and the peace is an enthralling experience that ensures total rejuvenation to the body, mind and soul. No amount of description can explain the actual beauty of this paradise. It is like discovering something beyond imagination. The resort is located in the most serene spot of the island which is one of the world's most spectacular tropical islands. Swimming or rowing or diving in deep sea or shallow lagoon, viewing the underwater world in glass bottomed boat or visiting an uninhabited island- never is there a moment which is not thrilling or memorable.

The Gateway of Lakshadweep, Agatti Island is Located 459 kms. from Cochin. Agatti and its satellite islands of Bangaram, Tinnakkara, Parali-I & Parali-II presents a breathtaking spectacle of sparkling coral reefs, turquoise blue lagoons, silvery beaches and lush green coconut palms that sway to the rhythm of the sea. Agatti is the only island with an airport. The sea around the island offers excellent scope for water sports and fishing. Coral growths and multi coloured coral fishes are abound in its lagoons. There are facilities for Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Water Skiing, Sail boats day and night Fishing trips, Sight seeing and Excursions to near by uninhabited islands at Bangaram, Thinnakara, Parali Islands and Kalpitty.