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🏛️ Popular City Points / Museums In Port Blair - (South Andaman)

8 Key Museums & Landmarks
Cellular Jail
Historical & Heritage

Cellular Jail

Historic Kala Pani Freedom Memorial & Iconic Light & Sound Show in Port Blair

Cellular Jail, famously known as Kala Pani (Black Water), stands as an enduring monument to India’s struggle for freedom. Constructed by the British colonial government between 1896 and 1906, this grim prison was specially designed to isolate political prisoners in solitary confinement. Located at Atlanta Point in Port Blair, the architectural layout features seven wings radiating outwards from a central watchtower like spokes of a wheel—allowing a single guard to monitor all 693 individual cells. Distinguished freedom fighters including Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar, his brother Ganesh Savarkar, Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla, and Sachindra Nath Sanyal suffered inhuman tortures within these walls. Today, Cellular Jail is preserved as a sacred National Memorial, hosting a comprehensive Freedom Fighters Museum, the eternal flame Swatantrya Jyot, and the world-famous evening Light and Sound Show.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM & 1:30 PM - 4:45 PM | Light & Sound Show: 5:30 PM (Hindi), 6:45 PM (Hindi), 7:45 PM (English)

🎟️ Rates: ₹30 per person (Museum Entry) | ₹300 per person (Light & Sound Show)

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Anthropological Museum
Museums & Heritage

Anthropological Museum

Insight into the Indigenous Tribes & Ancient Culture of Andaman

The Anthropological Museum, established in 1975 at Phoenix Bay in Port Blair, is managed by the Anthropological Survey of India (AnSI). It is one of the most culturally significant museums in the Andaman Islands, offering visitors an authentic glimpse into the lives, traditions, and history of the 6 indigenous tribes of the archipelago—the Great Andamanese, Jarawas, Sentinelese, Onges, Nicobarese, and Shompens. The museum exhibits an impressive collection of authentic tribal artifacts, including handicraft tools, hunting weapons, outrigger canoe models, tree-bark clothing, traditional leaf ornaments, and historical photographs documenting tribal life through the centuries.

⏱️ Timings: 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM & 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM (Closed Mondays & Govt Holidays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹20 Adults | ₹10 Students

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Samudrika Marine Museum
Museums & Heritage

Samudrika Marine Museum

Naval Marine Sanctuary & Giant Blue Whale Skeleton Showcase

Samudrika Naval Marine Museum, located at Delanipur in Port Blair, is an educational and interactive marine museum maintained and operated by the Indian Navy (INHS Jarawa). Designed to create awareness about marine ecology, ocean environment, and island heritage, the museum features five distinct galleries focusing on Andaman geography, tribal history, marine life, corals, and rare sea shells. The iconic highlight at the entrance is the massive, fully restored skeleton of a young Blue Whale washed ashore in the Andaman islands. Visitors can explore rare living marine aquariums displaying endemic sea anemones, clownfish, lobsters, and sea cucumbers, as well as an extensive shell collection containing rare species like the Giant Tridacna clam and Nautilus.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Closed Mondays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹50 Adults | ₹25 Children | ₹50 Still Camera

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Chatham Saw Mill & Forest Museum
Museums & Heritage

Chatham Saw Mill & Forest Museum

Asia's Oldest & Largest Saw Mill & WWII Historic Site

Chatham Saw Mill, established by the British colonial government in 1883 on Chatham Island, is Asia's oldest and largest operational wood saw mill. Connected to Port Blair by a scenic bridge over the ocean harbor, this industrial heritage site provides a fascinating look into colonial timber processing and forestry history. Inside the complex, visitors can observe heavy circular saws cutting giant logs of endemic Padauk, Gurjan, and Satinwood timber. The adjacent Forest Museum showcases intricate wooden carvings, polished timber samples, forest flora specimens, and a preserved bomb crater created by Japanese air strikes during World War II.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 2:30 PM (Closed on Sundays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹20 per person | Guided Mill Walk

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Fisheries Museum (Aquarium)
Museums & Heritage

Fisheries Museum (Aquarium)

Marine Life Aquarium & Endemic Coral & Fish Species Showcase

The Fisheries Museum, situated near Marina Park in Port Blair, is an engaging marine aquarium managed by the Department of Fisheries. Housing over 350 species of marine life endemic to the Andaman and Nicobar waters, it is a favorite educational attraction for families, students, and ocean enthusiasts. The museum features large glass aquarium tanks filled with vibrant clownfish, surgeonfish, lionfish, sea anemones, giant sea cucumbers, and living coral specimens. It also exhibits preserved skeletons of sperm whales, sawfish snouts, sea turtles, and rare shells collected from the Bay of Bengal.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 12:45 PM & 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM (Closed Mondays, Second Saturdays and Public Holidays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹30 Adults | ₹15 Children

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Kalapani Museum
Museums & Heritage

Kalapani Museum

Andaman's Premier Private History Museum & Freedom Struggle Archive

Kalapani Museum, situated at Garacharma in Port Blair, is India's first private museum dedicated exclusively to the history of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Spanning three spacious floors, this meticulously curated museum uses life-size dioramas, 3D models, rare photographs, original colonial documents, and interactive audio-visual displays to tell the story of the archipelago. Key exhibits detail the tribal history of Andaman, British colonial penal settlement, Japanese occupation during WWII (1942-1945), Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's historic visit, freedom fighters' solitary confinement, and the post-independence resettlement of refugees.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Open All Days)

🎟️ Rates: ₹250 per person | Includes Audio & Video Guide

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Flag Point (Tricolor Memorial)
Historical & Heritage

Flag Point (Tricolor Memorial)

Historic Spot Where Netaji Hoisted First Indian Tricolor in 1943

Flag Point (Netaji Stadium Sea Promenade) in Port Blair is a sacred historical site of monumental importance in India's freedom struggle. On 30th December 1943, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose unfurled the Indian National Flag here for the very first time on liberated Indian soil, declaring the Andaman & Nicobar Islands free from British rule. Today, a magnificent 150-foot tall flagpole flies the Tricolor continuously over the scenic ocean waterfront. The site features a memorial plaza, sculpted plaques detailing Netaji's historic visit, comfortable oceanfront seating, and a paved walking promenade offering views of Ross Island and Port Blair harbor.

⏱️ Timings: 24 Hours Open (Best evening sunset & lit-up view)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry

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Marina Park & Water Sports Complex
Historical & Heritage

Marina Park & Water Sports Complex

Seaside Promenade, Water Sports Hub & Family Oceanfront Park

Marina Park & Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex is Port Blair's vibrant seaside recreational zone situated along Atlanta Point. Featuring a lush green eco-park, sea-facing walking promenades, kids play equipment, food kiosks, and a water sports jetty, it is a favorite gathering spot for locals and tourists alike. From the water sports jetty, visitors can board speed boats, jet skis, and banana rides, or catch ferry boats heading to Ross Island and North Bay. In the evening, the sea breeze, food stalls serving local snacks, and illuminated harbor views make Marina Park an ideal place to unwind.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Park Entry | Activity Charges Extra

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🏝️ Islands & Coastal Excursions Around Port Blair

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Mount Manipur National Park (Mount Harriet)
Historical & Heritage

Mount Manipur National Park (Mount Harriet)

Highest Peak in South Andaman & Panoramic Vantage Point

Mount Manipur (formerly Mount Harriet) is the third-highest peak in the Andaman archipelago (365 meters). Famous for its historical connection to the Anglo-Manipur War of 1891 and featured on the Indian 20-rupee note, it offers panoramic vistas of Ross Island, North Bay, and Port Blair harbor.

⏱️ Timings: 07:00 AM - 05:00 PM (Daily Open)

🎟️ Rates: ₹50 Entry Fee / Person | ₹25 Two-Wheeler | ₹50 Car / Taxi

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Jolly Buoy Island
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Jolly Buoy Island

Crystal-Clear Coral Snorkeling Paradise

Jolly Buoy Island is renowned as one of the cleanest islands in the world. Located inside Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, it boasts crystal-clear waters where living corals, sea anemones, and colorful reef fish can be viewed through snorkeling and glass-bottom boats.

⏱️ Timings: 09:00 AM - 02:00 PM (Day Trips Only | Closed Mondays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹1,200 Boat Ticket + ₹75 Forest Permit Fee

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Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Dweep)
Historical & Heritage

Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Dweep)

Paris of the East, British Colonial Ruins & Japanese WWII Bunkers

Ross Island (officially Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Dweep) is a historic island located just 2 to 3 km across Port Blair harbor. Once celebrated as the "Paris of the East", it served as the administrative headquarters for the British penal settlement in India. Today, atmospheric banyan tree roots envelop impressive colonial ruins including the Chief Commissioner Palace, Ballroom, Presbyterian Church, WWII Japanese Bunkers, and a serene sanctuary of friendly deer and peacocks.

⏱️ Timings: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM | Light & Sound: 5:30 PM

🎟️ Rates: ₹50 -₹100 (for Indians), ₹500 (for Foreigners Entry) | ₹420 - ₹470 Boat Pass | ₹300 Light & Sound

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North Bay Island
Water Sports Hub

North Bay Island

Coral Reef Paradise, Underwater Sea Walk & Iconic ₹20 Note Lighthouse

North Bay Island is Port Blair's undisputed underwater adventure capital, celebrated for its pristine coral reefs, vibrant marine life, and being famously depicted on the reverse side of India's old ₹20 currency note. Located just 20 to 25 minutes by speed boat from Aberdeen Jetty (Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex), North Bay offers Andaman's widest variety of sea activities—including PADI-certified Scuba Diving, Underwater Helmet Sea Walking on the ocean floor, high-altitude Parasailing, Speed Boat rides, Snorkeling, and Glass-Bottom Reef Tours for non-swimmers. Visitors can also trek up to the iconic North Bay Lighthouse for panoramic views of Port Blair harbor, Ross Island, and the Andaman Sea. All underwater activities are supervised by certified dive masters, with complimentary high-resolution GoPro underwater photos and videos provided to guests.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Ferry from Aberdeen Jetty | Closed on Wednesdays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹720/- Round-Trip Boat Pass | Water Sports extra

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Red Skin Island
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Red Skin Island

Pristine Marine Sanctuary & Coral Garden

Red Skin Island is a breathtaking uninhabited marine sanctuary located inside the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, 30 km southwest of Port Blair. Known for its shallow coral reefs, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and thriving marine life including clownfish, parrotfish, and sea anemones, Red Skin Island is open to tourists from May to October when neighboring Jolly Buoy Island is closed for coral rejuvenation. The island enforces strict eco-tourism guidelines and a 100% single-use plastic ban to preserve its fragile ecosystem.

⏱️ Timings: 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Seasonal: May to October)

🎟️ Rates: ₹850 - ₹1,000 Marine Permit & Boat Pass

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Wandoor Beach
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Wandoor Beach

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park Gateway

Wandoor Beach is a serene and secluded coastal paradise located 29 km southwest of Port Blair. Surrounded by lush tropical rainforests and mangrove creeks, Wandoor is internationally acclaimed as the official gateway to the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, serving as the embarkation jetty for boat cruises to pristine Jolly Buoy and Red Skin Islands. Known for its soft golden sands, shade-giving trees, and panoramic sunset views over the Andaman Sea, Wandoor offers a peaceful retreat away from city crowds.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Beach Entry | Marine Park Permits Extra

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Corbyn’s Cove Beach
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Corbyn’s Cove Beach

Coconut-Fringed City Beach, Sea Karting & Water Sports Hub in Port Blair

Corbyn’s Cove Beach is a picturesque, coconut-fringed coastal haven located just 7 to 8 km from Port Blair city center. Surrounded by towering coconut palm trees and gentle ocean waves, it is Port Blair's most accessible and popular city beach for both relaxation and high-speed ocean adventures. Famed as Andaman's premier water sports hub, Corbyn’s Cove is the exclusive venue for Sea Karting—a self-drive watercraft adventure unique to Port Blair. Visitors can also enjoy thrill-filled Jet Skiing, high-altitude Parasailing, Speed Boat rides, sea kayaking, and beach volleyball. Beyond water sports, the beach area holds historic World War II Japanese Bunkers built during the Japanese occupation of the Andaman Islands (1942–1945). With well-paved seaside promenades, beachfront cafes serving fresh coconut water and local seafood, changing rooms, and vigilant lifeguards, Corbyn’s Cove offers a complete beach getaway for families, couples, and adventure lovers.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Water sports active 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Water sports starting ₹500

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Collinpur Beach
Islands & Coastal Excursions Around Port Blair

Collinpur Beach

Hidden Sunset Bay, Soft Silica Sand & Coral-Free Shallow Ocean in South Andaman

Collinpur Beach is a tranquil, secluded coastal retreat located 36 km from Port Blair city center near Tushnabad village in South Andaman. Celebrated for its soft golden-white silica sand and smooth, coral-free ocean seabed, Collinpur Beach is one of South Andaman's safest locations for shallow ocean wading and family relaxation. Surrounded by lush palm groves and dense tropical forest canopy, Collinpur Beach is widely regarded as an exceptional offbeat sunset spot away from crowded city beaches.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Open All 7 Days)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Kurmadera Beach
Islands & Coastal Excursions Around Port Blair

Kurmadera Beach

Unspoiled Virgin Shell Shore & Coastal Serenity Near Tushnabad in Port Blair

Kurmadera Beach (also spelled Khurmadera Beach) is a pristine, untouched coastal treasure located 38 km from Port Blair near Tushnabad in South Andaman. Famous for its white sand, blue-hued ocean shells, and smooth coastal gravel, Kurmadera offers pure wilderness away from commercial tourism. Reached via a scenic countryside route and a short shaded forest walk, Kurmadera Beach is an ideal haven for nature lovers, shell photography, and undisturbed coastal solitude.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Open All 7 Days)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7)
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Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7)

Asia's #1 Rated Beach & Iconic Sunset Bay in Havelock

Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7) on Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) is internationally acclaimed as one of Asia's best beaches by Time Magazine. Famous for its expansive curve of soft powder-white silica sand, pristine turquoise ocean lagoons, and lush green tropical forest backdrop, Radhanagar offers an unforgettable tropical beach experience. To preserve its pristine marine ecology and natural tranquility, motorboats and heavy water sports are strictly prohibited at Radhanagar Beach. Visitors can enjoy peaceful swimming in gentle shallow waves, sunbathing along eco-certified Blue Flag shores, and watching breathtaking golden sunsets over the Andaman Sea. Excellent public amenities including lifeguards, changing rooms, showers, lockers, and beachfront cafes are available on-site.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Swimming permitted until 5:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Nominal Changing Room & Shower Fee (₹10 - ₹20)

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Elephant Beach
Water Sports & Coral Safari

Elephant Beach

Andaman's Premier Water Sports & Underwater Sea Walk Arena in Havelock

Elephant Beach is the ultimate adventure & water sports destination on Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep). Accessible via a thrilling 20-minute speedboat ride from Havelock Jetty or an adventurous 1.8km jungle trek through lush mangrove forest, Elephant Beach is world-famous for vibrant shallow coral reefs teeming with marine life. It is the primary hub in Andaman for Underwater Sea Walk (helmet diving where visitors can walk on the seabed without swimming skills), PADI Beginner Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Jet Ski Rides, Banana Boat Rides, Parasailing, and Glass-Bottom Boat Coral Safaris. Certified instructors and rescue divers accompany all activities.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Speedboats operate from Havelock Jetty until 1:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: ₹300 - ₹400 Round-Trip Speedboat Pass | Free Forest Trek

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Vijay Nagar Beach (Beach No. 5)
Tranquil Coral Lagoon & Resort Strip

Vijay Nagar Beach (Beach No. 5)

Mahua Tree Canopy & Shallow Coral Kayaking Bay in Havelock

Vijay Nagar Beach (Beach No. 5) along with neighboring Govind Nagar Beach forms Havelock Island's (Swaraj Dweep) premier beachfront resort strip. Famed for its sprawling ancient Mahua and coconut trees leaning gracefully over calm turquoise shallow lagoons, Vijay Nagar Beach is a peaceful sanctuary for families, couples, and nature lovers. The shallow ocean water stays exceptionally calm throughout the day with zero strong waves, making it 100% safe for non-swimmers, toddlers, and senior citizens. Vijay Nagar Beach is Havelock's main starting point for Night Transparent Kayaking (bioluminescence kayaking in sheltered mangrove bays) and houses top PADI scuba diving centers. Motorized water sports (Jet Ski, Parasailing) are not operated here to preserve its quiet resort atmosphere.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Time: 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Kalapathar Beach
Sunrise & Scenic Coastal Drive

Kalapathar Beach

Black Volcanic Rocks & Crystal Clear Sunrise Shoreline in Havelock

Kalapathar Beach gets its distinctive name from the striking jet-black volcanic rocks strewn along its silvery white sand shores contrasting against vivid turquoise ocean waters. Located on the southeastern coast of Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep), Kalapathar is famous across Andaman for its breathtaking early morning sunrise views. The coastal drive to Kalapathar Beach winds through thick green forest canopies and coconut groves running parallel to the sea. Unlike Elephant Beach, commercial water sports (Sea Walk, Jet Ski, Parasailing) are strictly prohibited at Kalapathar Beach due to sharp submerged volcanic rocks. It is a serene, uncrowded sanctuary ideal for sunrise watching, peaceful morning walks, beachcombing, sipping fresh tender coconut water, spicy mango chat, and couple photography.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Time: 5:00 AM - 8:00 AM Sunrise)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Bharatpur Beach
Water Sports & Coral Safari

Bharatpur Beach

Neil Island's Premier Shallow Coral Lagoon, 500m Jetty Hub & Water Adventures Paradise

Bharatpur Beach is Neil Island's (Shaheed Dweep) primary water sports and shallow coral reef hub, located just 500 meters from the main Neil Jetty. Famous for its sprawling, calm turquoise lagoon with crystal-clear water and white sandy seabed, Bharatpur Beach is considered one of the safest swimming beaches in Andaman for families, kids, and non-swimmers. It is world-renowned for vibrant coral gardens lying right off the shoreline. Visitors can enjoy Glass-Bottom Boat Reef Tours, Snorkeling, Beginner Scuba Diving, Jet Skiing, Speed Boat rides, and Banana rides accompanied by certified local dive guides.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Water sports active until 4:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Glass Bottom Boat (₹600 - ₹800) | Jet Ski (₹600)

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Laxmanpur Beach (Beach No. 1)
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Laxmanpur Beach (Beach No. 1)

Neil Island's Iconic Sunset Point, 270° Ocean Sandbar & Shell Beach

Laxmanpur Beach (Beach No. 1) is Neil Island's (Shaheed Dweep) famous sunset beach, situated at the western tip of the island. Renowned for its broad triangular sweep of soft white sand, sea shell carpeted shores, and tall tropical forest trees, Laxmanpur offers unmatched open horizon views of the golden sunset over the Andaman Sea. As evening approaches, visitors gather along the shoreline to watch the sky turn vibrant shades of crimson, orange, and purple. The shallow waters off Laxmanpur Beach feature dead coral formations and sea shells, making it a favorite spot for beachcombing and peaceful walks.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 6:30 PM (Best for Sunset: 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge)
Natural Geological Wonders

Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge)

Iconic Living Coral Arch (Howrah Bridge) & Low-Tide Tidepool Trail in Neil

The Natural Bridge (locally known as Howrah Bridge) at Laxmanpur Beach No. 2 is one of Neil Island's (Shaheed Dweep) most famous geological natural wonders. Formed naturally over centuries by sea water erosion and living coral accretion, this massive natural rock arch spans dramatically across the rocky coastline. The trail to Natural Bridge is accessible strictly during Low Tide. As the sea receding water exposes the rocky seabed, visitors walk across natural tide pools teeming with colorful marine life, including live brain corals, sea anemones, clownfish, starfish, sea cucumbers, and giant clams.

⏱️ Timings: Best during Low Tide (Check daily tide timings; usually 6:00 AM - 11:00 AM or 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Local Eco-Guide (₹100 - ₹200 optional)

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Sitapur Beach (Beach No. 5)
Sunrise & Scenic Views

Sitapur Beach (Beach No. 5)

Neil Island's Easternmost Tip, Premier Golden Sunrise Beach & Limestone Cliff Bay

Sitapur Beach (Beach No. 5) is located at the eastern tip of Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) and is internationally famous as Neil's premier Sunrise Beach. Surrounded by high limestone cliffs, lush green tropical foliage, and coconut palms, Sitapur faces the open ocean towards the east. Early morning visitors are rewarded with breathtaking visual spectacles as the golden sun emerges directly over the deep blue horizon. Because it is located away from main markets, Sitapur remains quiet and pristine, ideal for peaceful morning strolls, fresh coconut water, and landscape photography.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best for Sunrise: 5:00 AM - 7:00 AM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Baratang Limestone Caves
Ancient Rock Caves & Mangrove Safari

Baratang Limestone Caves

Millions-of-Years-Old Stalactite Caves & Mangrove Boat Safari in Baratang

The Baratang Limestone Caves are one of the most remarkable natural wonders in Andaman & Nicobar, formed over millions of years by calcium carbonate sea erosion and mineral deposits. Located deep inside the dense tropical jungle of Baratang Island, these caves feature magnificent hanging stalactites and rising stalagmites that glow under flashlight beams. Reaching the caves is an adventure in itself: visitors board high-speed motorboats at Nilambur Jetty that zip through a dense, tunnel-like mangrove creek network, followed by a 1.2 km shaded boardwalk trek through local villages and tropical forest.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Speedboats depart Nilambur Jetty 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | ₹1,000 Speedboat Pass (Nilambur Jetty Return)

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Baratang Mud Volcano
Active Geological Wonders

Baratang Mud Volcano

Rare Active Mud Volcano Vents in Middle of Baratang Rainforest

The Baratang Mud Volcano is one of the extremely rare active mud volcano sites in South Asia, located 7 km from Nilambur Jetty in Baratang. Formed by natural subterranean methane gas and mineral water pressure, these mud vents bubble continuously, ejecting grey clay mud onto the surface into small miniature cone-shaped craters. A short 300-meter paved walkway from the parking area leads up a small hillock surrounded by tropical trees to the mud volcano clearing. Visitors can observe natural gas bubbles popping out of the mud craters in real-time.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Parrot Island
Birdwatching & Sunset Sanctuary

Parrot Island

Thousands of Wild Parrots Gathering at Sunset in Mangrove Islet

Parrot Island is a breathtaking, uninhabited mangrove islet near Baratang Island world-famous for a spectacular avian sunset phenomenon. Every evening at dusk, thousands of wild green parrots, parakeets, and parakeet flocks fly in from neighboring forests to roost in the dense mangrove canopy of Parrot Island. Visitors board evening motorboats from Nayadera Jetty that anchor quietly near the islet as the sun sets over the sea. The sight and sound of thousands of chirping green birds filling the orange sunset sky is an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and photographers.

⏱️ Timings: 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM (Evening Sunset Boat Safari Only)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | ₹1,500 - ₹2,000 Evening Boat Safari Pass

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Baludera Beach
Secluded Beaches & Solitude

Baludera Beach

Quiet Curved Yellow Sand Beach & Eco-Treehouses in Baratang

Baludera Beach is a tranquil, secluded yellow sand beach located 9 km from Baratang Jetty on the eastern side of Baratang Island. Known for its gentle curved shoreline, shallow warm ocean waters, and serene mangrove forest borders, Baludera remains completely uncrowded. The Forest Department has built wooden eco-huts and tree-top gazebos along the beach promenade, making it an ideal spot for peaceful picnics, beachcombing, shallow wading, and relaxing away from crowd noise.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Ross & Smith Islands
Iconic Twin Islands & Sandbar

Ross & Smith Islands

World-Famous Twin Islands Connected by Natural Sandbar in Diglipur

Ross & Smith Islands are internationally famous twin islands in North Andaman connected by a natural 500-meter white silica sandbar. During low tide, the sandbar emerges completely above the water, creating a natural walking bridge between the two tropical islands. During high tide, the sandbar submerges slightly under shallow crystal-clear water, dividing the ocean into two breathtaking turquoise lagoons. Ross Island is covered in dense virgin rainforest with nature trails and sun-loungers, while Smith Island features serene eco-huts, marine life, and shallow swimming waters. Speedboat transfers operate from Aerial Bay Jetty in Diglipur.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM (Speedboats depart Aerial Bay Jetty until 1:00 PM; Closed Wednesdays)

🎟️ Rates: ₹50 Forest Permit | ₹1,000 - ₹1,500 Round-Trip Speedboat Pass

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Shyam Nagar Mud Volcanoes
Geological Active Wonders

Shyam Nagar Mud Volcanoes

Rare Active Mud Volcanoes Vents & Rainforest Jungle Trail in Diglipur

The Shyamnagar Mud Volcanoes are rare geological natural wonders situated in the dense rainforests of Shyamnagar near Diglipur. Formed by natural subterranean natural gas and mineral water pressure, these mud vents bubble continuously, pushing grey clay mud upward into small cone-shaped miniature craters. A short 15-minute nature walk through dense tropical jungle leads to the active mud volcano clearing. Unlike Baratang's mud volcano, Shyamnagar features active bubbling mud vents in a peaceful rainforest environment.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Local Guide (₹100 optional)

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Kalipur Beach
Sea Turtle Nesting & Snorkeling

Kalipur Beach

Famous Sea Turtle Nesting Ground & Jelly-Free Coral Reef in Diglipur

Kalipur Beach is world-famous as the primary sea turtle nesting ground in Andaman & Nicobar. It is the only beach in the archipelago where four species of endangered marine turtles—Olive Ridley, Green Turtle, Hawksbill, and Leatherback—come ashore to lay eggs between November and March. The beach features volcanic grey sand facing Saddle Peak mountain and open sea. Kalipur Beach is also famous for jellyfish-free coral reef snorkeling right off the coast near Craggy Island.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Turtle Nesting Walks: 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM in Winter)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Forest Turtle Walk Permit (₹50)

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Lamiya Bay Beach
Pebble Beach & Scenic Views

Lamiya Bay Beach

Unique Pebble Beach & Base Foot of Saddle Peak Mountain in Diglipur

Lamiya Bay Beach is a striking pebble beach located 25 km from Diglipur town, right at the foot of Saddle Peak National Park. Unlike traditional sandy beaches, Lamiya Bay is covered with thousands of smooth, rounded ocean-polished stones and pebbles that rustle rhythmically with crashing waves. It features eco-friendly wooden gazebos, clean seating areas, and dramatic cliff views where Saddle Peak mountain meets the deep blue ocean. It serves as the official starting point for the Saddle Peak National Park trek.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Time: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Saddle Peak National Park
Highest Mountain Peak & Trekking

Saddle Peak National Park

Highest Mountain Peak in Andaman Archipelago (732m) & Rainforest Trek

Saddle Peak National Park encompasses the highest mountain peak in the Andaman & Nicobar archipelago, soaring to 732 meters above sea level. Located in North Andaman, Saddle Peak is covered in dense evergreen tropical rainforest home to rare endemic flora, giant trees, and native bird species. The 8 km trekking trail starts from Lamia Bay and follows the crystal-clear Kalpong River stream before ascending through jungle canopy to three peak viewpoints. The top offers breathtaking 360-degree views of the North Andaman coastline and deep blue ocean.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Start trek by 6:00 AM - 7:00 AM)

🎟️ Rates: ₹50 Forest Entry Permit (Indian) | ₹500 (Foreigner)

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Ramnagar Beach
Secluded Beaches & Turtle Hatchery

Ramnagar Beach

Secluded Yellow Sand Beach & Sea Turtle Hatchery in Diglipur

Ramnagar Beach is a picturesque, secluded golden-yellow sand beach situated 35 km south of Diglipur town near Kalighat. Famed for its quiet coastal stretch, crystal-clear swimming waters, and lush mangrove fringe, Ramnagar is ideal for travelers seeking solitude. It is also a major sea turtle nesting site where the Forest Department maintains an artificial turtle hatchery center. Visitors can observe turtle conservation efforts, relax in eco-huts, and enjoy calm ocean swimming.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Time: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Alfred Caves
Offbeat Spots

Alfred Caves

Cluster of 41 Dense Jungle Limestone Caves & Swiftlet Bird Nesting Trek in Diglipur

Alfred Caves are a group of 41 raw, unexplored limestone caves nestled in the primary tropical rainforests near Ramnagar in Diglipur, North Andaman. Known as a major nesting site for edible-nest swiftlets and fruit-eating bats, reaching these secluded caves involves a thrilling 1 to 2-hour jungle trek through dense evergreen canopy. Guided exploration reveals narrow limestone passages, natural rock pillars, and stalactite formations, making it one of the most adventurous offbeat expeditions in North Andaman.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Daylight Trekking Only)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Forest Checkpost Permit & Guide Recommended

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Paschim Sagar Beach
Offbeat Spots

Paschim Sagar Beach

Secluded Pristine Sunset Coast & Serene Fishing Village Bay in North Andaman

Paschim Sagar Beach is an offbeat, peaceful coastal haven located on the western shore of Diglipur in North Andaman. Flanked by lush tropical foliage, coconut groves, and calm ocean waters, Paschim Sagar offers spectacular 180-degree sunset vistas away from tourist crowds. Visitors can enjoy peaceful beachcombing, photography, and authentic insights into local island village life along the western coastline of North Andaman.

⏱️ Timings: Open 24 Hours (Best Hours: 3:30 PM - 6:00 PM for Sunset)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Eco Tourism & Nature

📍 Places To Visit In Rangat

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Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway
Eco Tourism & Boardwalk

Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway

Asia's Longest 713m Wooden Mangrove Boardwalk & Turtle Nesting Beach

Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway, located at Betapur near Rangat in Middle Andaman, holds the distinction of being Asia's longest wooden mangrove boardwalk (713 meters). The elevated wooden pathway meanders through a dense, pristine mangrove forest canopy, allowing visitors to experience diverse mangrove species, crabs, birds, and estuarine marine life without disturbing the delicate wetland ecosystem. At the end of the boardwalk lies the wide, golden-sand Dhaninallah Beach, famous as an active nesting ground for endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles between December and March. The site features eco-huts, shaded sit-outs, and clean public facilities maintained by the Department of Environment and Forests.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Best Hours: 7:00 AM - 11:00 AM)

🎟️ Rates: ₹20 Entry Fee per Person

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Amkunj Beach
Eco Tourism & Beaches

Amkunj Beach

Serene Eco-Friendly Beach with Rocky Shoreline & Forest Shade

Amkunj Beach is a picturesque eco-friendly beach situated just 8 km from Rangat town in Middle Andaman. Developed thoughtfully by the Forest Department, the beach is characterized by a dramatic rocky shoreline, crystal-clear ocean waters, and a quiet, uncrowded ambiance. Visitors can relax on eco-benches crafted from fallen logs, rest under tree-top eco-huts, and stroll along the clean beachfront walkway shaded by tropical greenery. Due to sharp underwater rock formations, swimming is strictly restricted, making it ideal for peaceful walks, reading, sunset views, and nature photography.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Best Hours: Morning & Late Afternoon)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Yerrata Mangrove Walkway & Watchtower
Eco Tourism & Nature

Yerrata Mangrove Walkway & Watchtower

13m Panoramic Mangrove Watchtower & Interpretation Centre

Yerrata Mangrove Park, located 8 km from Rangat jetty, is a specialized mangrove conservation park featuring a 13-meter high elevated wooden watchtower and a 300-meter elevated boardwalk over estuarine creeks. From the top of the watchtower, visitors enjoy a 360-degree panoramic vista over vast mangrove forests and tidal waterways. The on-site Mangrove Interpretation Centre displays detailed educational posters, seed samples, and specimens explaining the ecological importance of mangroves in protecting island coastlines.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: ₹10 per person

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Cuthbert Bay Beach & Turtle Sanctuary
Eco Tourism & Wildlife

Cuthbert Bay Beach & Turtle Sanctuary

Famous Sea Turtle Nesting Sanctuary & Unspoiled Coastline

Cuthbert Bay Beach, situated 12 km from Rangat in Middle Andaman, is a wild, undisturbed expanse of sand renowned worldwide as a vital sea turtle nesting habitat. Operated as a wildlife sanctuary by the Forest Department, the beach sees thousands of Olive Ridley, Leatherback, and Hawksbill turtles coming ashore between December and March to lay eggs. The Forest Department operates a dedicated Sea Turtle Hatchery here, protecting nests from predators and releasing newborn hatchlings safely into the ocean. Aside from turtle conservation, the long, quiet beach bordered by tropical forests is ideal for nature lovers seeking solitude.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Turtle Hatchery visits during nesting season)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry | Forest Permit for Hatchery

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Morice Dera Beach & Eco Park
Eco Tourism & Nature

Morice Dera Beach & Eco Park

Unique Volcanic Rock Formations & Freshwater Stream Picnic Spot

Moricedera Beach, located 12 km from Rangat, is a unique eco-tourism spot famous for its unusual dark volcanic rock formations jutting into the sea and a cool freshwater stream cutting across the sandy shore. The Forest Department has developed Moricedera into an eco-friendly day park featuring sea-facing wooden gazebos, eco-huts, paved walkways, and freshwater bathing spots. It is a favorite pitstop for travelers taking the long road journey along the Great Andaman Trunk Road.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry

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Panchavati Waterfalls
Offbeat Spots

Panchavati Waterfalls

Gentle Seasonal Waterfall & Lush Countryside Farm Trail

Panchavati Waterfalls, located 15 km from Rangat, is a picturesque seasonal waterfall tumbling down gentle rocky ledges amidst tropical rainforests and lush agricultural hills of Middle Andaman. The surrounding Panchavati village is known for its quiet rural life, coconut groves, fruit orchards, and spice plantations. Visitors can take a refreshing dip in the natural pool at the base of the cascade during monsoon and post-monsoon months.

⏱️ Timings: 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry

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North & Middle Andaman

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German Jetty
Historical Heritage & Sunset

German Jetty

Colonial WWII Era Heritage Wooden Jetty Ruins & Scenic Sunset Point in Mayabunder

German Jetty is a historic coastal landmark located at Mayabunder in North Andaman. Constructed during WWII by German engineers under British colonial supervision, the wooden jetty was once a primary timber export node for the Andaman forest department. Today, the wooden ruins jutting out into Mayabunder bay offer a tranquil atmosphere, cooling ocean breezes, and panoramic 180-degree sunset views across the sea. It is a favorite evening gathering spot for locals and offbeat travelers.

⏱️ Timings: 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM (Best in Evening for Sunset; Open All 7 Days)

🎟️ Rates: Free Entry for All Visitors

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Avis Island
Virgin Island & Crystal Lagoon

Avis Island

Uninhabited Virgin Island with Coconut Groves & Mirror-Clear Lagoon in Mayabunder

Avis Island is a breathtaking uninhabited virgin island located just a 20-minute boat ride from Mayabunder Jetty in North Andaman. Famous for its mirror-clear turquoise water, lush coconut palm plantations, and soft coral-speckled white sand, Avis Island offers total privacy away from commercial tourist crowds. Because Avis Island is a protected forest reserve, visitors must obtain a special Forest Department Permit from the DFO Office in Mayabunder prior to boarding the boat. The island features calm, shallow lagoon waters perfect for wading, relaxing under coconut shade, and nature photography.

⏱️ Timings: 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Requires Forest Department Permit; Closed on Heavy Weather Days)

🎟️ Rates: Forest Dept Permit Fee (Nominal) | ₹1,000 - ₹1,500 Round-Trip Boat Pass

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Little Andaman & Offbeat

Hut Bay — Surfing Capital of India, Pristine Waterfalls & Rainforest Island

Hut Bay is the main township and gateway port of Little Andaman, located 120 km south of Port Blair. Internationally renowned as India's premier surfing destination at Butler Bay, it features twin jungle waterfalls (White Surf & Whisper Wave), black volcanic rock beaches, and pristine white sand shores.

📅 Best Time to Visit: October to April

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