Diglipur

Best Time To Visit Diglipur

From Port Blair, you can take a ferry or a government-run helicopter service to reach Diglipur. The ferry ride takes about 8-10 hours, while helicopter service offers a quicker alternative. Once in Diglipur, local transport such as taxis and buses are available for onward travel within the area.

1. Explore Saddle Peak National Park: Trek through lush forests, see diverse flora and fauna, and climb Saddle Peak, the highest point in the Andaman Islands.
2. Visit Ross and Smith Islands: Take a boat ride to these twin islands connected by a natural sandbar. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling and sunbathing on their pristine beaches.
3. Turtle Nesting at Ramnagar Beach: Witness the nesting and hatching of turtles during the nesting season (December to March) at Ramnagar Beach.
4. Exploring Limestone Caves: Explore the limestone caves of Alfred Caves and Mud Volcano, known for their unique geological formations and underground streams.
5. Kalipur Beach: Relax at the tranquil Kalipur Beach, known for its black sand and picturesque sunsets.
6. Mangrove Creek Safari: Take a boat ride through the mangrove creek to observe the rich biodiversity including different bird species and reptiles.
7. Fishing and Fishing: Engage in fishing and fishing activities in the pristine waters around Diglipur, known for its abundant marine life.
8. Cultural Exploration: Visit local villages to experience the unique culture and traditions of indigenous communities such as the Jarawa and Sentinelese.

Be sure to obtain the necessary permits to visit restricted areas and familiarize yourself with local customs and traditions. Additionally, pack light, breathable clothing and don't forget to bring sunscreen and insect repellent for outdoor excursions. You have to follow the safety procedures defined by the security personnel and also follow the weather forecast.