Eco Tourism & Nature📍 Rangat, South Andaman

Yerrata Mangrove Walkway & Watchtower

13m Panoramic Mangrove Watchtower & Interpretation Centre

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Timings

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Entry & Show Rates

₹10 per person

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Time Needed

1 Hour

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Best Season

October to April

Rates & Schedule

Boat Pass / Ferry:₹370 - ₹450 / Person

Scuba Diving:₹3,500 / Person

Visitor Tips & Info

Weekly Closed Day:Closed on Wednesdays

💡 Pro Tip: Pre-book tickets 14 days in advance

Top Experiences & Adventure

🏝️ Activities at Yerrata Mangrove Walkway & Watchtower

1 Activities Available

Top Recommended💰 ₹600 - ₹800 / Person

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Glass-Bottom Boat Coral Safari

Safely view vibrant coral reefs.

Book Activity⚡ Instant Booking

📅 Suggested Day-Trip Itinerary

Full Day Schedule

⏰ 08:00 AM

Hotel Pickup & Jetty Transfer

Pickup from hotel and transfer to Aberdeen Jetty.

⏰ 09:00 AM

Speedboat Boarding

Board speed boat pass for island transfer.

✅ What is Included

✓Round-trip speed boat ferry pass
✓Forest entry permit
✓Licensed island guide

❌ Exclusions & Optional Add-ons

✕Personal water sports tickets
✕Camera charges
✕Food & beverage expenses

🎒 What to Carry & Travel Packing Tips

✔️ Government Photo ID (Original)✔️ Reef-safe sunscreen & sunglasses✔️ Cash in INR (No ATMs)

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📜 Overview & History of Yerrata Mangrove Walkway & Watchtower

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.