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Diglipur (North Andaman)

Diglipur at Andaman Islands

– The Untamed Beauty of North Andaman

Far from the typical tourist trails of the Andaman Islands lies Diglipur, a destination that blends rugged beauty, ecological wonders, and rare tranquility for the wanderer who seeks deeper experiences. Known for its unspoiled beaches, twin islands connected by a sandbar, and the highest peak in the Andamans, Diglipur invites travelers to explore purposefully, and connect with nature in its rawest form.

Nestled in the serene northern reaches of North Andaman, Diglipur is a refreshing contrast to the commercial charm of Port Blair or Havelock. Surrounded by thick tropical canopy and untouched marine life, Diglipur’s landscape is rich and dramatically varied. The iconic Ross & Smith Islands, joined by a sandbar that appears like magic with the tides, are a visual delight. For trekkers, Saddle Peak, the highest point in the Andamans, promises panoramic vistas after a rewarding climb. While those in search of peace can walk along the volcanic sands of Kalipur Beach or witness the bubbling marvel of the Mud Volcano at Shyam Nagar. The quiet beauty of Lamiya Bay, the snorkeling-friendly Ramnagar Beach, and the mysterious Alfred Caves together create a tapestry of natural experiences that’s vibrant, untamed, and endlessly fascinating.

Diglipur invites you to slow down and savor nature’s finer details. Whether it’s spotting rare wildlife, navigating mangrove-fringed trails, or basking in the glow of a secluded beach, the island delivers moments of awe at every turn. For those ready to go beyond the ordinary, Diglipur offers not just a destination but a true journey into the wild soul of the Andamans.

Interesting Facts

Diglipur’s Ross & Smith Islands are naturally connected by a sandbar that vanishes and reappears with the tides making them one of India’s rarest and most photogenic twin-islands.

Home to the stunning Ross & Smith Islands, Andaman’s highest peak Saddle Peak and unique wonders like Kalipur’s turtle nesting sites and bubbling mud volcanoes, Diglipur is a haven for nature enthusiasts and explorers alike.

Things to DO

Visit Ross & Smith Islands via a short boat ride
Trek to Saddle Peak for panoramic views
Witness turtle nesting at Kalipur Beach
Explore the bubbling Mud Volcano at Shyam Nagar
Snorkel at Ramnagar Beach
Stroll along Lamiya Bay
Discover the limestone formations inside Alfred Caves

Traveller Tips

Carry trekking shoes, insect repellent, and refillable water bottles for eco-friendlier travel
Local permits may be required for island visits check in advance
Hire a local guide for trekking and cave exploration
Internet connectivity is limited carry offline maps and travel info

Nearby Attractions in around Diglipur, North Andaman

Ramnagar Beach

Ramnagar Beach is known for its turtle nesting grounds and scenic beauty. Calm waters, tall palm trees, and the chance to witness Olive Ridley and Leatherback turtles make this a peaceful escape for beach lovers and nature watchers.

Kalipur Beach

Kalipur Beach is famed for its unique black sand and turtle nesting areas. Visitors may spot several turtle species during the season. Surrounded by peaceful natural beauty, it's ideal for a quiet retreat mixed with wildlife spotting.

Ross & Smith Islands

Known as the “Twin Islands,” Ross and Smith are connected by a natural sandbar, creating one of the most picturesque spots in North Andaman. With turquoise waters and soft white sand, it's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and photography.

Alfred Cave

Alfred Cave is one of the most captivating natural wonders in Andaman, known for its stunning limestone formations and serene atmosphere. Located in the remote areas of Diglipur, this cave offers an adventurous exploration through its cool, dark chambers. Perfect for history enthusiasts and nature lovers.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is this sightseeing famous for?

This Island is famous for the white sandy beaches and clear calm waters it has.

What are the entrance fee to visit?

What are the timings to visit?

24 hrs

What are the nearby attractions to this sightseeing?

Natural Bridge
Laxmanpur Beach
Bharatpur Beach

How to reach this destination?

Neil Island is located at a distance of about 30 km from the Andaman Islands.

What’s the best time to visit this destination?

October to February
October has a very pleasant climate and the overall weather is quite comfortable for sightseeing and water sports.

Could you suggest some nearby Hotels or restaurants?

Annapurna Cafeteria
3 brothers Sea Food Restaurant
Smriti Restaurant
Yatri Dhaba
Bon Barbecue Restaurant

Traveler Reviews & Experiences from Diglipur (North Andaman)

Discover heartfelt experiences travel tips, and candid moments from fellow explorers of this magical destination.

Shreya Kapoor

Delhi

Twin island wonder.

Ross and Smith Islands near Diglipur were absolutely magical. A thin strip of sand connecting two lush islands felt unreal. With about 50 words, I’d describe it as a paradise for long walks, clear blue waters, and photography, the kind of place that makes you pause and simply admire nature.

Rahul Mehta

Jaipur

Rare turtle sighting.

Kalipur Beach in Diglipur was unforgettable because I spotted nesting turtles for the first time. The black volcanic sand and gentle waves added to its charm. In 57 words, I’d call it a unique blend of adventure and tranquility, where marine life meets untouched beauty, making it a must-visit spot for nature lovers.

Meera Pillai

Kochi

Highest peak adventure.

Trekking to Saddle Peak, the highest point in the Andamans, was both challenging and rewarding. Dense forests, chirping birds, and sweeping views made it memorable. In 53 words, I’d say the climb is a treat for hikers, offering a rare perspective of Diglipur’s raw beauty and its surrounding turquoise waters.

Vikram Soni

Pune

Quiet volcanic trail.

The mud volcanoes around Diglipur were unlike anything I’ve seen. Small craters bubbling gently in silence created a strange yet fascinating scene. With 67 words, I’d describe it as a natural wonder worth exploring, a reminder of the earth’s power tucked away in North Andaman, where peace and curiosity blend into a one-of-a-kind adventure.

Ananya Deshmukh

Nagpur

Untouched beauty.

Diglipur’s charm lies in its untouched landscapes and quiet surroundings. Friendly locals, coconut groves, and empty beaches made it feel like my personal escape. In 58 words, I’d describe it as a refreshing retreat where every moment feels authentic, far from tourist crowds, letting you connect deeply with nature and yourself.