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    If you head to Agatti for sunset, you’ll also find a small kiosk that sells fresh coconut water right by the pier, which is a nice way to beat the heat before the night falls. On Soochirac you can easily walk to the northern reef and set up a quick snorkel right before dark the reefs are still clear in September. For the next morning, a local boat from Soochirac’s pier usually leaves at around 6 am for Bangaram; once you’re there you can try the kayaking that’s popular around the lagoon.

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