Rangat Island is located in the Andaman Islands' Middle and South. The road distance from Port Blair is approximately 180 kilometres, and the sea distance is approximately 50 nautical miles (around 90 kilometres). Rangat covers an area of approximately 1070 square kilometres. Despite the fact that the island's population is made up of people from various linguistic groups, residents are mostly heard speaking Bengali or Tamil. The primary occupations of the people on Rangat Island are fishing and agriculture. Rangat Island is one such underappreciated destination that deserves to be more than just a stopover on the way to Long Island, Diglipur, or Mayabunder.
Rangat Island is a territorial fragment of the famous Middle Andaman island. The beach, located approximately 210 kilometres from the capital Port Blair, is also known as the eco-friendly beach of Rangat and has won accolades for its captivating coastline. Apart from Moorys Dare, this beach, along with Panchavati, forms Rangat's aesthetic trinity. The beach is the colour of rocks and tar, but it is beautiful all day. Even though it is more populated than Cuthbert Bay Beach, you will find a strange solace during your visit there. The beach is located 8 kilometres from Rangat and is open to the public all day.
The Dhaninallah natural walkway is a 1 kilometer long wooden boardwalk that winds through mangrove creeks for 713 metres before opening up to the incredible Dhaninallah Beach. The Dhaninallah beach is well-known as a sea turtle hatchery. From December to February, the turtles are mostly seen in the nesting grounds. This walkway is India's longest of its kind. This walkway provides visitors with a one-of-a-kind experience. One can observe the diverse mangrove eco-system in one location and then stop at the midway point to sit and relax while admiring the natural view.
Raman Bageecha Beach is a popular location for Holiday Retreat Travel Tour and Water Sport in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Raman Bageecha Beach is an ultimate destination due to its clean sand and spectacular sunrise and sunset views. Raman Bageecha Beach, with its beautiful shoreline, is ranked first. The unblemished sand extends is long and beautiful, smack blast amidst warm sun, with completely clear waters ideal for snorkeling. According to tourist reviews, it is the most photographed beach in the area. Raman Bageecha Beach is well-known for its water sports.
Morrice Dera beach in Rangat, Middle Andaman Islands, is a unique attraction. The twin rock at Morrice Dera is a one-of-a-kind yet beautiful rock formation. The walkway between these rocks leads to an impressive Horizon Viewpoint. The beach here is ideal for relaxing. There are small eco-friendly sea-facing sit-outs placed along the beach, making it ideal for passing the time relaxing and doing nothing but being immersed in nature. The Morice Dera beach does not have a place to stay. It is only suitable for a day trip. It is recommended that you bring some snacks and water with you because there will be none available.
