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Secluded Beaches, Mangroves & Island Life
Long Island is one of the Andaman Islands’ best-kept secrets and a paradise for travelers seeking secluded beaches, lush forests, and an authentic island atmosphere. Far from the crowds of Port Blair and Havelock, this tranquil island offers pristine nature, scenic mangrove creeks, and untouched shorelines, making it one of the most peaceful destinations in the Andamans.
Lalaji Bay Beach: A spectacular white-sand beach surrounded by tropical forest, reached by a scenic forest trail or short boat ride. It is considered one of the most beautiful and least-visited beaches in the Andamans.
Guitar Island: A tiny, uninhabited island named after its guitar-like shape, perfect for picnics, swimming, and snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.
Mangrove Creeks: Explore serene mangrove channels by boat and discover the island’s rich birdlife and peaceful natural surroundings.
Merk Bay Beach: Located on nearby North Passage Island, this secluded beach is known for its clear waters, coral reefs, and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Long Island is accessible by government and private ferries from Port Blair and Rangat. Owing to its relaxed pace and natural beauty, most travelers prefer staying for 2–3 nights to fully experience the island’s beaches and tranquil atmosphere.
Once a major timber-processing center, Long Island has evolved into one of the Andamans' most peaceful eco-tourism destinations while retaining its untouched charm.
Government and private ferries operate from Port Blair and Rangat several times a week.
Pleasant tropical weather throughout the year, with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 31°C. The dry season from October to May is ideal for visiting.
