Rangat (Middle Andaman Island)
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Rangat (Middle Andaman Island)
Rangat is a town located on the Middle Andaman Island. It is situated at a distance of about 170 Km from Port Blair and can be reached by road and sea. The most common mode of transportation is by road. Here are the different ways to reach Rangat from Port Blair:
By Bus: Regular bus services are available from Port Blair to Rangat. The journey takes approximately 6-7 hours and the buses operate on a daily basis.
By Private Car: You can also hire a private car from Port Blair to Rangat. It takes approximately 5-6 hours to cover the distance of around 170 km.
By Ferry: You can take a ferry from Port Blair to Rangat, which is a popular and scenic option. Regular ferry services are available from Port Blair to Rangat, and the journey takes approximately 4-5 hours depending on the type of ferry.
It is important to note that the schedules and availability of these modes of transportation may vary based on the season and other factors, so it’s always a good idea to check in advance and plan accordingly.
Rangat is a popular tourist destination for its natural beauty and diverse wildlife, including rare species of birds and marine life. The town is surrounded by lush green forests and pristine beaches, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts. The nearby attractions include the Amkunj Beach, Dhani Nallah Beach, Cutbert Bay Beach, the Panchvati Hills etc.
Click here to visit the website of the Directorate of Shipping Services (DSS), Andaman & Nicobar Administration, for information and online ticket booking for government ferries in this sector.
Click here for online information about schedules and fares of Helicopter Services from Port Blair to this Island.
Long Island & Lalaji Beach from Rangat
How to reach and explore Long Island & Lalaji Beach from Rangat
1:00 – Introduction of Long Island | 1:17 – Where to catch boat for Long Island in Rangat, Yeratta Jetty | 1:52 – How to reach Yeratta Jetty | 2:05 – Information about Mangrove Trees & hidden dangers in Mangrove Forest | 2:24 – Ferry for Long Island from Rangat | 3:25 – Arrival Long Island overview of the area | 3:53 – Resort in Long Island | 5:00 – Price of rooms & how to book | 6:05 – How to reach Lalaji Beach in Long Island | 6:44 – Where take permit for visiting Lalaji Beach | 7:00 – Trekking through forest to Lalaji Beach | 8:27 – Arrival Lalaji Beach | 9:30 – Information about beach and forest department’s accommodation (Sea Mohwa Grove), price and availability of food
This video is highly informative and provides insights on how to reach and explore Long Island and Balaji Beach.
YouTube Video Title – Andaman Best Place | Long Island Andaman | Lalaji Bay Beach | Andaman Travel Vlog | Channel Name – Travel with Amit | Date Uploaded – Apr 4, 2020 | Video Duration – 11m 30s
Guitar Island & North Passage Island (Merk Bay Beach) from Rangat
Trip to Guitar Island and North Passage Island from Long Island from Long Island
0:22 – Introduction of Guitar Island & North Passage Island and Merk Bay Beach of North Passage Island. How to reach them. | 1:17 – Cost of hiring private boat to these two islands from Long Island | 1:38 – Blue Planet Beach of Long Island | 1:49 – Boarding on private boat & journey to Guitar & Nort Passage Islands | 2:10 – Arriving Merk Bay beach | 2:40 – Swimming in Merk Bay Beach | 5:50 – Arrival Guitar Island & sunset view | 7:45 – Visit to the houses of local resident back in Long Island | 8:45 – Visit to Long Island market
The video showcases the journey to Guitar Island and Merk Bay Beach in North Passage Island, starting from Long Island. The video is a comprehensive guide to these destinations and offers valuable information for tourists who are planning their trips to these islands.
YouTube Video Title – Andaman Hidden Beaches | Guitar Island | Merk Bay Beach | Long Island Andaman | Andaman Travel Vlog | Channel Name – Travel with Amit | Date Uploaded – Apr 11, 2020 | Video Duration – 10m 03s
Amkunj Beach (Rangat)
Amkunj Beach is located in North Andaman Island and is about 8 km from Rangat town while driving on Andaman Trunk Road (ATR). It is a black sand beach and is ideal for sunbathing and relaxation. The beach has been developed by the Forest Department using eco-friendly structures, eco-huts, and groves named after locally found flora. It is a beach with beautiful sea views.
Amkunj Beach in Rangat
This video covers Amkunj Beach and its adjoining area
Video Title – Amkunj Beach vlog 😉. #youtube #injoylife #subscribe #like #catlover #youtubechannel | Channel – Priya Mistry | Date Uploaded – Jan 8, 2023 | Duration – 7m 55s
a road trip from Rangat Bazar to Amkunj Beach
This video showcases a road trip from Rangat Bazar to Amkunj Beach and also provides a coverage of the beach
Video Title – Rangat Bazar to Amkunj Beach…. | Channel – Damodar Andaman | Date Uploaded – Dec 1, 2020 | Duration – 5m 44s
Dhani Nallah Beach (Rangat)
Dhani Nallah Beach is located on the outskirts of Rangat, Middle Andaman Island. It is located 20 km from Rangat adjacent to Andaman trunk road (ATR). The beach is well known for turtle nesting and also houses a Turtle hatchery. The beach is accessible via a 713-meter wooden walkway passing through a mangrove creek.
The beach is very clean and has shacks to sit and enjoy great sea views. However, visitors should note that there are limited tourist infrastructure facilities available at the beach, so it is recommended to bring your own food, water and other essentials.
A video on Dhani Nallah Beach, Rangat
(1:00-2:00) – Introduction of the video | (2:19-3:02) – Video tour of ‘Hawksbill Nest’ guest house, Department of Tourism, Rangat | (3:03-4:38) – Mangrove Walkway approaching the beach | 4:53 – Turtle hatchery | 5:00 – Glimpse of the beach | (6:40-9:08) – Turtle laying eggs | 9:40 – Catching boat for Long Island from Yerrata Jetty, Rangat
A very well-made video showcasing ‘Hawksbill Nest’ guest house, Dhani Nallah Beach and egg laying Sea Turtle.
Video Title – Huge Sea Turtle Laying Eggs – Epic Sunrise & Surprise, Dhani Nallah Beach Rangat – North Andamans | Channel – Savvy Fernweh | Date Uploaded – Dec 5, 2020 | Duration – 10m 52s
Dhani Nallah Beach, Rangat
A detailed video about Dhani Nallah Beach
Video Title – Dhani Nallha Mangrove Walkway | 1no Beach Part_9 | Betapur| Rangat | Middle Andaman Islands #vlog | Channel – Lavjoth Singh Adventure Vlogs| Date Uploaded – Nov 25, 2022| Duration – 18m 46s
'Mangrove Walkway’ in Dhani Nallah Beach, Rangat
A comprehensive video providing details about Mangrove Forest along the ‘Mangrove Walkway’ to Dhani Nallah Beach
Video Title – Dhani Nallah Mangrove walkway | Dhaninallah Beach | Rangat | Middle Andaman | Channel – DRS xplore life | Date Uploaded – Aug 20, 2021 | Duration – 10m 53s
Raman Bagicha Beach (Rangat)
Raman Bagicha Beach is a beautiful and serene beach located in Rangat, a small town in the Middle Andaman. It is situated on the eastern coast of Middle Andaman Island, and is known for its tranquil and secluded environment. The beach is easily accessible from Rangat, which is connected with Port Blair by road and it is also located close to the Rangat Jetty.
The beach is surrounded by lush green forests and coconut palms, and the calm and clear waters are ideal for swimming and other water sports. It is also a great spot for picnics and camping, with plenty of shaded areas for relaxation and enjoying the natural beauty of the surroundings.
Raman Bagicha Beach is not as popular as some of the other beaches in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which makes it a great spot for those looking for some peace and quiet away from the crowds. However, visitors should note that there are limited facilities and amenities available at the beach, so it is recommended to bring your own food, water, and other essentials.
Nimbutala, Rangat to Raman Bageecha Beach by road
(0:25-3:10) – Road to Raman Bageecha Beach from Nimbutala, Rangat | (3:11-6:36) – Information about the floating jetty of Raman Bageecha Beach | (6:37-End) – A detailed video tour of the beach & adjoining areas |
The video provides a comprehensive description of Raman Bageecha Beach, highlighting its features and characteristics.
Video Title – Raman Bagicha Beach⛱️| Nimbutala RV Rd Rangat|Welcome To Paradise🔥 Best Swimming Beach Of Rangat 🇮🇳 | Channel – The Amazing Andaman | Date Uploaded – Dec 23, 2021 | Duration – 14m 37s
Panchavati Waterfall (Rangat)
The Panchavati Hills is situated in the outskirts of Rangat and is yet another beautiful place to be visited. It is a small hill and surrounded by rocks. A beautiful waterfall, known as Panchavati Waterfall, flows gently through this hill and this makes the rocks around slippery, due to which trekking is not advisable for tourists at this hill. Young enthusiast locals are often seen to trek along this waterfall for fun and also for beautiful sea view from the hill.
A risky trekking uphill along Panchavati Waterfall
A daring videography by the Vlogger covering a trek uphill along Panchavati Waterfall, capturing almost every detail you may want to know about this place.
Video Title – Next Level Dangerous Waterfall Climbing Adventure Vlog (Must Watch Till End) #rangat #andaman #2022 | Channel – Lavjoth Singh Adventure Vlogs | Date Uploaded – Nov 29, 2022 | Duration – 15m 59s
Cutbert Bay Beach (Rangat)
Cutbert Bay Beach is a beautiful and secluded beach located in Rangat. One of the unique features of Cutbert Bay Beach is the presence of a turtle nesting ground, where Olive Ridley turtles come to lay their eggs during nesting season (December to February). The beach has a Turtle Nesting Grounds Management Centre, which helps to protect and conserve the nesting site and the turtle population.
The beach is also home to a small fishing village, where visitors can observe the traditional way of life of the local community. The village has a few small shops and restaurants serving fresh seafood and local cuisine. Cutbert Bay Beach is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and anyone looking for a peaceful and relaxing vacation in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
An interesting documentary about turtle nesting in Andaman Islands
A comprehensive video about the turtle nesting under care and protection of Forest Department in Andaman Islands
Video Title – The Mother Turtles of Cuthbert Bay – Andaman Documentary | Channel – Prasad | Date Uploaded – Aug 22, 2020 | Duration – 13m 42s