Rangat Tourism

Yeratta Jetty is a popular harbour in Rangat, Andaman and Nicobar Island from where you can easily get a ferry for Long Island. This is where you get a chance to spend quality time with nature. It brings you a chance to experience peace, learning, and introspection in a different light. The place is famous for its mangrove creeks where visitors can study and learn a lot about these trees. There is a special watchtower at the harbour from where you can get an uninterrupted view of the forest and river. You can spot eagles, kingfishers, and herons at regular intervals here.

Nestled in the lush greenery of Rangat in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Panchavati Waterfalls is a breathtaking natural wonder that offers a serene escape into nature’s embrace. Known for its stunning scenery and tranquil ambiance, this hidden gem is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking to experience the unspoiled beauty of the islands.Panchavati Waterfalls is a picturesque cascade located amidst dense tropical forests, where the pristine waters flow gracefully over rocky terrain, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. The sound of the cascading water, combined with the chirping of birds and rustling of leaves, creates a symphony of nature that instantly soothes the soul. The journey to the falls itself is an adventure, as the path winds through verdant forests, offering glimpses of the rich biodiversity that characterizes the Andamans.

Located on Rangat Island, Moricedera Beach is a less-crowded yet one of the most captivating beaches in Andaman. If you are looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life then this is the place for you. Its breathtaking natural beauty, lush greenery, crystal clear waters and tranquil ambience will surely rejuvenate your mind and soul.

Located in Rangat Island, Andaman, Dhani Nallah Mangrove is a 1 km long wooden walkway. It is a one-of-a-kind walkway that opens up at Dhani Nallah Beach. The walkway is built amidst lush greenery, surrounded by mangroves on both sides. You can enjoy a soothing walk in nature as well as witness a diverse range of mangroves.

If you are looking to add some offbeat places to visit in Andaman for your vacation, Long Island is sure not to be missed. Located remotely and not having the best connectivity to other major places in Andaman, Long Island is sure to excite the adventure lover in you. Often hailed as a modern village with its basic amenities, Long island is a place where you can bask in the beauty of mesmerising beaches, cozy caves, rolling meadows and fascinating mangroves. The place is a must visit for nature lovers as there is no dearth of evergreen forests here.Also, the Merk Bay Beach will leave you spellbound with its white sands and pristine blue waters and an ideal spot for bathing, watching dolphins, snorkelling and bird watching. The untouched beauty of this island is one of the great ways to have an adventurous time for backpackers exploring the tropical forests and hidden caves. The island is also known to offer some killer views of nature and allows you to indulge in some amazing water sports.Highlights: Some of the striking features of Long Island is its marine wealth with its exotic beaches. It’s a delight for adventure lovers as they are offered an electrifying vacation consisting of lush green tropical forests, unspoilt beaches, tropical forests and beautiful coasts.Activities: Some of the popular activities to do here except from the obvious sunbathing, is trekking, snorkelling and scuba diving. People should also undertake a boat ride to Merk and Lalaji Bay Beaches along with shopping in Rangat Bazaar when they are here. Travellers can also visit the Boat Building Yard on the island and see some locally made boats. The island is also well-known for forest camping, beach camping, nature walks, trekking and exploring the villages through the denselyAndaman cruise packages are popular among the tourists, so we recommend for a cruise tour when you are Andaman so that you can witness the beauty of Bay of Bengal.Distance from Port Blair: The island is located about 82 kms from Port Blair. You can use the boat service available from Port Blair to Long Island thrice a week.Check out the list of activities in Port Blair that you can take part in.

One of the significant yet less explored islands in Andaman is Guitar Island and there is a fascinating reason behind the unusual name of it. The shape of a guitar is clearly drawn by the island and yet another feature is that this island gets connected to the neighboring island during low tides. For sightseeing and spending a fresh morning, this island is quite good. This inhabited island is a wonder for many as it is tucked away by the green nature and astounding azure water that would be supported always by the relaxed long beach. It has one of the best beaches in andaman. Apart from some fishing boats, the island is devoid of the crowd and you will feel the most private space on the island without any hindrance. Since there are no settlements on the island, night stay will be difficult. Hence tourists arrive here in the morning, spend some time relaxing and then go back by afternoon.Highlights: The long sandy beaches are the major attraction on the island and the relishing nature supports it throughout. The pristine nature would eclipse everything else on the island.Activities: Sightseeing and beach walk along the long, narrow yet beautiful sand bed are the most appreciated and welcomed activities but you will get enough chances to spot the sea animals like crabs, hermit crabs etc roaming around and a huge collection of shells will be seen here and there throughout the beach.Distance from Port Blair: Since Guitar Island is a part of Long Island, it can be approached by dunghi or traditional boat to the island. It will take around 15 minutes only. From Port Blair, Long Island is around 90 km and one can reach by road or by sea taking a boat service.