Rangat at Andaman Islands

– Where Untamed Beauty Meets Quiet Adventure

Far from the usual tourist trails of the Andaman Islands, Rangat offers a refreshing mix of nature, serenity, and raw coastal charm. It's not the kind of place flooded with selfie sticks and loud crowds — and that's exactly what makes it special. Perfect for eco-travelers and explorers looking for offbeat experiences, Rangat blends peaceful beaches, mangrove-lined walkways, and lush tropical surroundings into one beautifully quiet escape.

Located in the central region of Middle Andaman, Rangat is surrounded by rich biodiversity and framed by the Bay of Bengal on one side and dense forests on the other. The Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway — the longest of its kind in India — is a standout, leading to the serene Dhaninallah Beach. Nearby, Amkunj and Moricedera Beaches offer unique rocky coastlines, eco-friendly sit-outs, and crystal-clear waters ideal for a peaceful break. Yerrata Jetty is another gem, especially at sunset, while Long Island is just a short boat ride away for those wanting a deeper dive into Andaman’s marine life. Don’t miss Cuthbert Bay Beach, known for turtle nesting, and the picturesque Panchvati Hills for a scenic inland adventure.

Rangat isn’t about ticking off sightseeing spots — it’s about slowing down and absorbing the beauty of nature at its purest. Whether you're wandering through mangrove forests, relaxing by quiet shores, or watching baby turtles make their way to sea, Rangat invites you to experience the Andamans in a more authentic, grounded way. For travelers looking to go beyond the postcard, this is a place where stories are made — slowly, naturally, and memorably.