Rangat is the heart of eco-tourism in Middle Andaman, offering a serene blend of pristine beaches, lush mangroves, and vibrant rural life.
Known for its commitment to conservation, Rangat invites travelers to explore winding nature trails and quiet shores that remain blissfully disconnected from the tourist crowds.
Explore Middle AndamanDhanninala Mangrove Walkway: This is the longest mangrove boardwalk in India. It offers a stunning 715-meter walk through a dense mangrove canopy, leading directly to the peaceful Dhanninala beach, a prime nesting site for turtles.
Yerrata Mangrove Park: A paradise for botany enthusiasts, this park features a diverse range of mangrove species and an observation tower. From the top, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of the vast green creek and surrounding hills.
Moorys Dare: Located near the Amkunj beach, this rocky terrain is a favorite for trekkers. It offers a rugged adventure through the forest, leading to scenic viewpoints that showcase the raw power of the Andaman Sea.
Amkunj Beach: A rocky yet picturesque shoreline perfect for beachcombing and sunset photography. The local community has developed several eco-friendly benches and huts from salvaged wood, making it a great spot for relaxation.
Cuthbert Bay Beach: Situated about 12 km from Rangat, this beach is a world-renowned turtle nesting ground. During the winter months, visitors can observe the incredible sight of turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs under the moonlight.
Panchavati Hills: Known for their agricultural abundance, these hills feature beautiful waterfalls and plantations. The drive to the hills offers a glimpse into the local farming culture, with lush views of lemon and black pepper gardens.
