Bangaram Beach Resort
 

Bangaram Island Resort caters to high-end international tourists. The accommodation is simple though comfortable, and the atmosphere is very relaxed. Seafood is abundant, and fish and coconut are used to create the sublime South Indian specialties. This 60-bed resort is well equipped with Water sports equipments and activities on offer include kayaking, catamarans, deep sea fishing and of course there is access to some world class Diving on untouched reefs which to be unparalleled.

Doing a Hemingway
For deep sea big game fishing, Bangaram is an ideal location. Record size Barracuda, Sailfish, Yellow fin, Travelly and Wahoo have often been landed. Local boats are available here for rent with experienced crew. Serious anglers are advised to bring their own equipment.

Ayurveda in Harmony
With such peace and natural beauty surrounding you, Bangaram Island is the ideal place to try an ayurvedic treatment, or even just a relaxing massage. Ayurveda is the Indian system of traditional medicine, and it's a great way to treat niggling, chronic health problems. The resort, like all CGH Earth properties, has fully equipped ayurvedic facilities.

Back to Basics
Accommodation on the island is simple, unpretentious, yet comfortable. Set in 128 acres, there are 30 tiled -roof beach huts, each with its own palm-thatched verandah, en suite bathroom, ceiling fan and fridge. In a bit to preserve Bangaram's unique environment, a hotel atmosphere is avoided intentionally, but there are enough creature comforts to ensure your stay is an enjoyable one.

There are also four bungalows, which are bigger and offer more privacy. At the heart of the resort is the restaurant hut. It's a little architectural marvel, being made entirely out of bamboo and palm fronds, around one tall central pole.

Salt, Spray and Subtle Flavours
Coconut and fish are abundantly available on the island. So naturally, no meal would be complete without a selection of the day's catch. The cuisine styles are international and the menu also offers a selection from the coast of India and local island recipes.

Alcohol
There is also a well stocked bar right off the beach, available for the guests. Not that the magic of the enchanted isles needs any additional uplift! The beach bar open for most of the day, serving a reasonably wide range of spirits, wine and beer.
 

Tariff
2007-2008

Seasons

TRANSFER FROM AGATTI for Bangaram Island
Boat Transfer AGX-BIR-AGX: Rs. 900/-

TRANSPORTATION CHARGES TO AGATTI:
Flight: Cochin - Agatti-Cochin
Adult = Rs 15150 per head
Child=  Rs 6666 per head

Ship:-
> Tourist Class push back seats = Rs 3500 per head Return Fare.
> Cabin First Class 4 berth = Rs 6300 per head Return Fare.
> Cabin Deluxe 2berth = Rs 8000 per head Return Fare.
> The journey by ship to Agatti takes about 22 hours. 
> Ship fare is inclusive of food during the journey and the boat transfer to Agatti Island.
> Cabin facility is available only on m.v. Tipu Sultan. The rest have Pushback seating arrangement.

All visitors to Lakshadweep need an entry permit. Please send us the following information when making your booking:- Full Name, Permanent Address, Date/Place of Birth.
Rates in Indian Rupees, Service Tax 4.90% applicable as per the prevailing Govt. Tax rate.

Do’s and Don’ts :-
Do’s :-
> Make sure your reservation of tour in advance before leaving your station.
> Carry your special brand of medicines, cosmetics, cigarettes etc. as only ordinary varieties will be       available on the islands.     
> While on board the ship, a representative of SPORTS has been specially designated to assist you. In  case of any difficulty, please avail of his services.

Don’ts :-
> Litter the land or the water. It pollutes.
> Pick up corals as souvenirs. It is a punishable offence.
> There is prohibition on all islands except Bangaram
> Carry narcotics or drugs. It is a punishable offence.
> Swim or sunbathe nude. It is prohibited.
> Go out of your island lagoon without permission of the SPORTS authorities and without a proper escort. It can be risky.
> Pluck tender coconuts yourself. The trees are privately owned and unauthorized plucking of coconuts is a theft. Also a fall from the palm can prove dangerous.