Rangat
Morice Dera Beach
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Famous For: Scenic beach views, nature, and volcanic rock formations
Tickets: No entry fee
Opening Timings: Open 24 hours daily
Suggested Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours
About Morice Dera Beach – A Hidden Coastal Jewel near Rangat
Located just 12 km from Rangat en route to Mayabunder along the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR), Morice Dera Beach is a beautiful and lesser-known coastal escape, perfect for those seeking peace, nature, and unique rock formations.
This eco-friendly beach offers a serene setting with the sea on one side and lush green forests on the other, creating a striking natural contrast. Designed for quiet reflection and relaxation, the beach features eco-conscious sit-out areas, wooden benches, and sea-facing spots where you can unwind and soak in the coastal vibes.
Aamkunj Beach
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Famous For: Eco-tourism, Rocky Beach, Nature Trails, Watchtower Views
Tickets: Free Entry
Opening Timings: Open 24 hours daily
Suggested Duration: Around 1 hour
About Aamkunj Beach – Rangat’s Eco-Friendly Coastal Retreat
Located just 8 km from Rangat on the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR) towards Mayabunder, Aamkunj Beach is a beautifully preserved rocky-sandy beach known for its eco-friendly development and natural tranquility. Nestled only 100 meters from the main road, this beach is easy to access and ideal for a short yet refreshing nature escape.
Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
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Famous For: Mangroves, Nature Walk, Creek Views, Turtle Nesting
Tickets: Free Entry
Opening Timings: Open Daily
Suggested Duration: 1 hour
About Dhaninallah Mangrove Nature Walk – A Tranquil Eco-Experience near Rangat
Located 20 km from Rangat, just off the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR), the Dhaninallah Mangrove Nature Walk offers one of the most immersive and scenic eco-tourism experiences in the Andaman Islands. This thoughtfully designed 713-meter-long wooden boardwalk winds through a dense and vibrant mangrove creek, ending at the pristine Dhaninallah Beach—a well-known turtle nesting ground.
Yerrata Mangrove Park
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Famous For: Diverse Mangrove Species, Nature Trails, Eco-Education
Tickets: Free Entry
Opening Timings: Open Daily
Suggested Duration: 2 hours
About Yerrata Mangrove Park – A Window into Andaman’s Rich Mangrove Biodiversity
Located just 8 km from Rangat, Yerrata Mangrove Park is a unique eco-tourism and environmental education destination nestled amidst lush mangrove creeks. This well-connected natural haven is a perfect place to observe and study the vast variety of mangrove species native to the Andaman Islands.
To promote awareness and conservation, the Department of Environment & Forests has developed the Mangrove Interpretation Centre at Yerrata. The center features attractive and informative display panels, showcasing the different species of mangroves, their ecological significance, and their role in coastal protection. It is an ideal learning space for students, researchers, and eco-travelers.
Curtbert Bay Beach
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Famous For: Turtle Nesting, Natural Beauty, Coastal Flora & Fauna
Tickets:
Beach Access: Free
Adjacent Wildlife Sanctuary: ₹25 for Indian adults, ₹10 for children, ₹250 for foreign nationals
Opening Timings: Open 24 hours
Suggested Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours
About Cuthbert Bay Beach – Rangat’s Hidden Haven for Turtle Lovers
Cuthbert Bay Beach, located in Rangat, is a lesser-known yet breathtakingly beautiful destination in the Andaman Islands. Fringed by lush coastal vegetation and offering mesmerizing views of the open sea, this beach is perfect for travelers looking to escape the crowds and embrace the serenity of unspoiled nature.
Panchavati Hills and waterfalls
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Famous For: Waterfalls, Scenic Nature, Agriculture, Photography
Tickets: Free Entry
Opening Timings: Open 24 hours (Recommended visit before sunset)
Suggested Duration: 2 hours
About Panchvati Hills – A Picturesque Escape into Rural Andaman
Panchvati Hills, located near Rangat, is a captivating natural retreat that perfectly showcases the untouched beauty of the Andaman Islands. Adorned with gushing waterfalls, lush greenery, and vast agricultural lands, this spot is a paradise for nature lovers, photographers, and those seeking a peaceful, rustic experience.
The region is inhabited by South Indian settlers, and their cultural influence is subtly visible in the local lifestyle and agricultural practices. Farming and fishing are the primary livelihoods here, as seen in the extensive farmlands and occasional glimpses of traditional rural life—adding a unique cultural layer to your visit.
Long Island
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Famous For: Virgin Beaches, Natural Beauty, Island Exploration
Tickets: Free Entry
Opening Timings: Open 24 Hours
Suggested Duration: Half Day (or Full Day if island hopping)
About Long Island – The Untouched Paradise of the Andamans
Tucked away from the usual tourist trails, Long Island is one of Andaman’s best-kept secrets, known for its pristine beaches, tropical wilderness, and laid-back island life. This virgin paradise offers stunning views of the crystal-clear horizon, untouched natural surroundings, and secluded beaches that feel like a personal discovery.
