Rangat

Rangat Island in Middle Andaman is a peaceful paradise famous for eco-tourism and natural landscapes. In contrast to the busier tourist centers of the Andamans, Rangat provides a secluded retreat into pristine mangroves, unspoiled beaches, and high bio-diversity. The island is easily connected by road and ferry from Port Blair, allowing it to serve as an ideal stopover point for tourists making their way across the North and Middle Andamans. Rangat encourages environment-friendly tourism and provides experiences such as nature treks, birding, and turtle nesting. It's an ideal place for nature lovers who want to experience nature without the throngs of tourists.

Amkunj Beach
Amkunj Beach is one of the easiest and most scenic beaches in Rangat. It is lined with grey pebbles and surrounded by dense tropical forests, making it perfect for beachcombing, picnicking, and witnessing serene sunsets. The beach is maintained under an eco-tourism initiative and features eco-friendly seating, changing rooms, and log sofas made from natural materials. Though not ideal for swimming due to the rocky surface, it’s perfect for relaxing walks and photography. The calm atmosphere and scenic surroundings make Amkunj Beach a favorite among nature lovers and quiet-seeking travelers.

Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
The Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway is an unusual eco-tourism destination in Rangat that takes you on a 700-meter wooden walkway through a thick mangrove forest. Walking along the well-cared pathway, you find yourself close to the region's lush ecosystem, which has different species of birds, crabs, and fish. The walkway ends at the picturesque Dhaninallah Beach that is famous for turtle nesting. It's a learning and scenic experience, ideal for families, nature lovers, and environmental travelers. Early morning or late afternoon is the ideal time to visit to appreciate the natural scenery and see wildlife.

Moricedera Beach
Moricedera Beach is a peaceful place some 12 km from Rangat, famous for its peculiar volcanic rock formations and peaceful surroundings. The beach is perfect for relaxation and soaking in the rhythmic sound of waves hitting the black rocks. An environmentally friendly hut and sitting place have been established here for visitors to relax and enjoy the scenery. Although swimming is not advisable because of rocky ground, it's a good spot for nature walks, photography, and serene moments away from crowded tourist spots. Moricedera Beach is a must-see for travelers who enjoy unpolished, natural scenery.