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Aravind Bedi
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    The stalls near the landing point also sell fresh coconut water and banana chips, which are cheap and keep you hydrated while you’re on the beach. Most vendors start grilling around 6 am and keep going until dusk, so you can grab a bite any time of day. If you’re only on the island for a few hours, a quick stop at the fish stalls before noon usually gives you the best price.

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