Craggy Island, <em>Andaman</em>
Andaman

Craggy Island, Andaman

About Craggy Island

You can snorkel or dive in the clear water around Craggy Island to see the coral reefs and other sea life. Take a kayak and paddle along the island's rough shoreline at your own pace for a different perspective. Go inland to stroll through deep forests that feature unexplored pathways where you may see wildlife like Olive Ridley turtles and rare plant life like zingibers. You can unwind on quiet white-sand beaches and listen to the sound of waves, as you admire a beautiful sunset over the calm waters.

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Craggy Island Highlights

• Visit Craggy Island and get a chance to admire its rocky shoreline, tropical forests, and crystal-clear waters.
• Explore the island's vibrant coral reefs and aquatic creatures for a stunning and memorable underwater experience.
• Discover hidden coves, take a tranquil kayak tour along Craggy Island's shoreline, and enjoy the breathtaking natural beauty of the area. 
• Explore the island's tropical forests on foot, following trails that lead to hidden gems that house several exotic animals and plants.
• Spend some time relaxing on remote white-sand beaches, listening to the soft waves, and watching the sky turn warm colors at sunset.

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