A canvas painted by nature's masterstroke

Cradled within the quaint village of Nimbutala, Amkunj Beach is famously known as one of the crown jewels of Rangat. Here, the immaculate white sand feels like powdered sugar beneath your feet, inviting you to sink in and soak up the warmth of the tropical sun. The crystal-clear waters call for a refreshing swim.

The development of Amkunj Beach has prioritized sustainable tourism. Unlike many destinations, eco-huts named after local flora (Rudraksh, Kadamba) grace Amkunj Beach. Built with local materials and featuring rainwater harvesting and solar power, these eco-conscious accommodations blend seamlessly with the environment.

A journey into the labyrinthine mangroves

For nature enthusiasts with a passion for exploring unique ecosystems, Rangat offers a treasure trove of experiences. The island boasts the Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walkway, the longest of its kind in India. Stretching for over a kilometre, this wooden boardwalk meanders through the heart of the intricate mangrove forests. As you navigate the walkway, a world of fascinating flora unfolds before your eyes.

The Red Mangrove, with its majestic stature, stands tall amidst the landscape, its aerial roots forming a haven for various marine life. The intricately rooted Knee Mangrove adds another layer of wonder, resembling a human knee emerging from the water. These unique features contribute to the fascinating diversity of the forest.

Yerrata Creek, located a mere 8 kilometres away from Dhani Nallah, houses a Mangrove Interpretation Centre where interactive displays educate you about the vital role of these ecosystems as well as importance of mangroves as a natural barrier against cyclones and tsunamis.

Where the largest living sea turtles find home

Discover Andaman's hidden gem adorned with the pristine canvas of Karmatang Beach. This place boasts more than just soft, white sand lapping at your toes. It's a vital nesting ground for Leatherback turtles, the largest living sea turtles on Earth. Between December and February, these majestic creatures, remnants of a prehistoric era, emerge from the depths of the ocean in a ritual as old as time itself. Under the cloak of darkness, they lumber onto the soft sand to lay their eggs, ensuring the continuation of their species. Witnessing this age-old ritual, a testament to the resilience of nature, is a unique experience in itself.

Beyond this awe-inspiring spectacle, Karmatang Beach offers pure peacefulness. Lush coconut palms sway gently in the breeze, creating a symphony of rustling leaves that complements the rhythmic crash of waves. Take a leisurely stroll along the shore, collecting seashells and letting the tranquillity wash over you.

A journey into the labyrinthine mangroves

For nature enthusiasts with a passion for exploring unique ecosystems, Rangat offers a treasure trove of experiences. The island boasts the Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walkway, the longest of its kind in India. Stretching for over a kilometre, this wooden boardwalk meanders through the heart of the intricate mangrove forests. As you navigate the walkway, a world of fascinating flora unfolds before your eyes.

The Red Mangrove, with its majestic stature, stands tall amidst the landscape, its aerial roots forming a haven for various marine life. The intricately rooted Knee Mangrove adds another layer of wonder, resembling a human knee emerging from the water. These unique features contribute to the fascinating diversity of the forest.

Yerrata Creek, located a mere 8 kilometres away from Dhani Nallah, houses a Mangrove Interpretation Centre where interactive displays educate you about the vital role of these ecosystems as well as importance of mangroves as a natural barrier against cyclones and tsunamis.

Where nature unveils a dramatic spectacle

Morice Dera Beach in Rangat offers a unique spectacle for those seeking a more dramatic encounter with nature. Twin rock formations, weathered by time and the relentless caress of the ocean, stand sentinel on either side of the beach. A wooden walkway weaves its way between these imposing custodians, leading you to a breathtaking vista of the endless horizon. The sight of the turquoise waters merging with the azure sky, framed by the majestic rock formations, is a masterpiece painted by nature itself.

Looking beyond the beaches

Rangat's natural beauty extends far beyond its captivating beaches. The island's heart is adorned with the green collage of the Panchavati Hills. Lush agricultural farms, bursting with life, sprawl across the landscape, creating a patchwork quilt of lively colours. Don't miss the opportunity to take a refreshing dip in the cool waters.

Ideal for a wholesome experience

Rangat offers vibrant local culture and warm hospitality that you won't find elsewhere. Experience its warm hospitality as you immerse yourself in its lively culture by engaging with its friendly residents and experiencing their way of life. Don't miss the opportunity to attend vibrant cultural performances and traditional festivals that showcase its heritage - leaving with both treasured memories and new friendships!

Travel isn't complete without trying the local fare, and Rangat provides an exquisite option of mouthwatering dishes that is sure to tantalise your tastebuds. Taste freshly caught seafood cooked to perfection using local spices; enjoy exotic tropical fruits that offer an irresistibly tropical taste.

Escape the ordinary and embrace the beauty of nature

Rangat caters to travellers seeking a deeper connection with nature, offering a chance to explore cascading waterfalls within lush hills, labyrinthine mangrove forests pulsating with life, and spice plantations where intoxicating aromas fill the air. This is an island paradise unlike any other, a refuge where you can truly escape the everyday hustle and reconnect with the soul of nature itself.

Make the most of your trip

The best time to visit Rangat Island in the Andamans is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to May. This period offers the most appealing conditions for tourists. Enjoy warm, sunny days with clear skies and minimal rainfall. The temperature usually ranges from 22°C to 30°C, perfect for outdoor activities and beach relaxation. Avoiding the monsoon season (June to September) ensures you can fully enjoy all that Rangat Island has to offer without weather-related disruptions.

Rangat is an undiscovered treasure waiting for you to explore and appreciate its natural wonders and welcoming locals. Pack your adventurous spirit and appreciation of nature for an unforgettable journey through Rangat where every moment is an ode to life.