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Lakshadweep, India
Lakshadweep
Lakshadweep is harder to reach and far less developed than the Andamans — a small cluster of coral atolls with some of India's clearest lagoon water. Access is tightly controlled and only a handful of islands are open to tourists, which keeps it genuinely uncrowded.
Ideal duration
4–5 nights
Best time
October to May; monsoon season (June–September) sees rough seas and limited access.
Starting from
₹29,400
Trip Highlights
- Lagoon snorkelling at Agatti or Kavaratti
- Bangaram Island's near-untouched beaches
- Glass-bottom boat rides over the coral reef
- Scuba diving among the region's healthiest reef systems
Yes — all visitors, including Indian nationals, need an entry permit issued by the Lakshadweep administration. We arrange this as part of the booking, but it requires advance planning, so early booking matters more here than for most destinations.