Rangat
Middle Andaman Eco Getaway
Nature‑focused stopover with mangrove trails, turtle nesting & serene beaches — the ideal break for long‑route itineraries.
Middle Andaman's
eco getaway.
Strategically located midway between Port Blair and North Andaman, Rangat offers eco‑tourism experiences and a peaceful break for long‑route itineraries. Its low‑key, nature‑based attractions – from mangrove boardwalks to seasonal turtle nesting – make it a preferred choice for off‑beat, eco‑conscious programs. Infrastructure is basic but adequate for overnight stays.
Explore attractionsNature and coastal gems of Rangat.
From mangrove walkways to turtle nesting beaches – Rangat's charm lies in its biodiversity.
Amkunj Beach
Well‑maintained eco‑beach with seating, rocky shoreline and open sea views. Ideal for short visits and photography – not suitable for swimming.
Morice Dera Beach
A serene, less‑visited beach. Minimal tourist activity, perfect for a quiet stopover or a short walk.
Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway
Long wooden walkway through lush mangroves, ending at a secluded beach. Excellent for nature observation and photography.
Yerrata Mangrove Park
Developed interpretation area with watchtower views over the mangrove ecosystem. Ideal for short educational visits.
Panchavati Waterfalls
Inland seasonal waterfall surrounded by forest. Best visited during/just after monsoon. Photography and nature walks.
Cuthbert Bay Beach
Protected turtle nesting area (seasonal). Long sandy beach with controlled access during nesting season (Dec–Mar).
Dhani Nallah Beach
Accessed via the mangrove walkway. A peaceful, sandy stretch with a natural environment – perfect for unwinding.
Eco & Nature Focus
Rangat's charm lies in its mangroves, coastal biodiversity, and low tourist density. No commercial water sports – pure nature immersion.
Essential information for trade partners.
Everything you need to know about access, transport, and accommodation in Rangat.
Access from Port Blair
Road journey approx. 6–7 hours via Baratang. Includes convoy through Jarawa reserve (timing dependent). Early departure essential.
Local Transport
Private vehicle required – attractions are spread out. Pre‑planned movement recommended for efficient sightseeing.
Accommodation
Limited hotels and guesthouses. Basic to standard category, primarily used for transit stays. Advance booking advised.
Route Note
Travel includes convoy through tribal reserve – strict no photography/no stopping rules apply. Road conditions vary.
Plan your trip.
Everything you need to know before you arrive.
Recommended Stay
1 night (stopover)
Suitable For
Nature lovers, long‑route travellers
Best Time
Oct–May (nesting Dec–Mar)
Convoy
Mandatory upto Middle Strait
Key considerations.
Travel Time & Infrastructure
Long road journey (6‑7 hrs from Port Blair). Limited dining and shopping options. Basic amenities only.
Seasonal Attractions
Waterfalls depend on monsoon; turtle nesting season (Dec–Mar) requires controlled access.
Operational Note: Rangat is primarily included in extended itineraries connecting Port Blair to Diglipur/North Andaman. Plans must account for Baratang convoy timings, road conditions, and limited accommodation inventory. We coordinate all permits and vehicle arrangements to ensure smooth stopovers.
Pro tip for agents: Recommend a minimum 1‑night stay to break the long drive. Combine with Dhani Nallah walkway and Cuthbert Bay for a nature‑rich itinerary.
Your eco getaway
starts here.
Let us assist with vehicle coordination, accommodation bookings, and itinerary planning for your clients.