Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah, <em>Andaman</em>
Andaman

Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah, Andaman

About Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah

The Dhani Nallah beach is also a popular nesting spot for sea turtles. You will be able to spot a small hut named Olive Ridley which is the most common turtle species found on the beach. You can also enjoy a picnic with your loved ones under a shed or a tree for a soothing and fun experience. There are sunbeds, benches and swings at the beach from where you can enjoy stunning views of the whole beach. You can also climb up the bamboo tower, take aesthetic photos with a backdrop of the open sea and admire the serene nature around you. The water at the beach remains calm and you can enjoy swimming with your group for a wholesome experience.

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Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah Highlights

• Enjoy a soothing walk in nature at the Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walkway.
• Climb up the bamboo tower and admire the panoramic views of Rangat Island.
• Visit Dhani Nallah Beach at night to witness the turtles laying eggs.
• Enjoy a refreshing swim at the beach for a wholesome experience
• Fuel up by relishing in delicious local dishes at the nearby restaurants.

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Point of Interest for Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah

Explore the beaches

Explore the beaches

The Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walkway opens up to the beautiful Dhani Nallah beach. This stunning beach features soft white sand, crystal blue water, and lush greenery. The beach remains less crowded, allowing you to peacefully enjoy your trip with your loved ones. You can enjoy swimming in the clear waters of the beach and then lie down on its soft sand for a sunbath. You can also explore some other nearby beaches, such as Long Island Beach, Raman Bagheecha, Amkunj Beach and Lalaji Bay Beach.

Visit the turtle nesting spot

Visit the turtle nesting spot

The Dhani Nallah Beach is also famous as a nesting ground for sea turtles. The turtles mainly lay their eggs between the winter months of November and February. These months are the peak time for visiting Dhani Nallah Beach as you get to witness the rare phenomena of sea turtles laying eggs. In the morning you may also get to see small turtles crawling towards the sea. There is a small eco hut on the mangrove walkway named Olive Ridley, the most common turtle species found on this beach.

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