A guide to the Andamans' national parks and biological parks — where to see marine life, forest, and native wildlife across the islands.
The Andaman & Nicobar Islands protect a mix of marine and forest parks, ranging from a boat trip over living coral reef to eco-parks built for birdwatching. Here's an overview of the main ones worth visiting.
A protected marine park covering open sea, tidal creeks, and 15 islands, reached by boat from Wandoor. Glass-bottom boat rides and snorkeling here give a good look at coral without a full dive.
Known locally as Bird Island, this eco-park is one of the better spots on the islands for birdwatching, alongside walking trails through coastal forest.
At 365 metres, Mount Harriet is one of the higher points near Port Blair, with panoramic views over the surrounding islands and sea.
Home to Saddle Peak itself, the highest point in the Andaman Islands at 732 metres, reached via a full-day guided trek through dense forest.
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