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Arjun Raval
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    If you’re staying on Soochirac, the northern reef is best seen just before dark when the light is still bright enough for clear visibility. The tide usually falls around 6 pm, so you’ll have a good window for a short snorkel before heading to the pier. If you head to Agatti for sunset, the pier’s cafés stay open until about 10 pm, giving you plenty of time to enjoy a late snack after the light fades. For the next day, remember that the local boat to Bangaram departs at 6 am, so it’s wise to confirm the exact time and ticket price a few hours before you plan to go.

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