Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India
Andaman's Quiet Paradise of Untouched Beaches, Tropical Forests & Slow Island Living
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
October – May
2–3 Days
₹10,000–₹18,000 per person
(4/5)
Escape to Long Island, one of the Andaman Islands' most peaceful destinations, where untouched beaches, dense tropical forests, mangrove creeks, and crystal-clear waters offer an authentic island experience away from commercial tourism.
Far away from the bustling tourist crowds of Havelock and Neil Island lies Long Island, one of the most peaceful and untouched destinations in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Connected by scenic government ferries and surrounded by dense tropical forests, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters, Long Island offers travellers a chance to experience the Andamans in their most natural form.
Unlike commercial tourist hubs, Long Island has maintained its authentic island charm with a handful of homestays, quiet villages, and miles of untouched coastline. Here, life moves slowly, making it the perfect destination for travellers seeking relaxation, nature, and solitude.
The island’s biggest attraction is Lalaji Bay Beach, a spectacular stretch of white sand surrounded by lush rainforest and turquoise waters. Visitors can reach the beach by a short forest trek or boat ride, making the journey as memorable as the destination itself.
It is also a paradise for nature lovers. Mangrove creeks, tropical birds, coral reefs, and hidden beaches provide endless opportunities for kayaking, snorkelling, photography, and peaceful exploration. Whether you’re watching the sunrise over the Bay of Bengal, walking through rainforest trails, or simply enjoying the sound of waves on an empty beach, every moment here feels far removed from modern city life.
If you’re looking for an authentic Andaman experience beyond the usual tourist trail, Long Island deserves a place on your itinerary.
Discover what makes Long Island a destination worth experiencing.
Discover secluded white-sand beaches like Lalaji Bay where crystal-clear waters and peaceful surroundings create the perfect island escape.
Unlike the crowded tourist hotspots, Long Island offers complete tranquility, slow travel, and authentic island life.
Go snorkeling, kayaking through mangroves, trekking to hidden beaches, and exploring the island's untouched wilderness.
Walk through dense evergreen forests filled with exotic birds, butterflies, and rich biodiversity unique to the Andaman Islands.
Capture turquoise lagoons, dramatic coastlines, lush forests, golden sunsets, and postcard-worthy island landscapes.
Stay in eco-friendly accommodations, meet welcoming locals, and experience the Andamans beyond commercial tourism.
Discover Long Island through beautiful photographs.
Long Island's crown jewel
A pristine white sand beach with turquoise waters accessible by boat or forest trek.
Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours - Open 24 Hours
Best Time: Morning
Carry drinking water and snorkeling gear.
Hidden beach paradise
Quiet beach with crystal-clear waters and almost no crowds.
Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours - Open 24 Hours
Best Time: Morning
Carry food as there are no shops.
Tropical rainforest walk
Walk through dense evergreen forests filled with birds and butterflies.
Opening Hours: 6:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Best Time: Morning
Wear trekking shoes.
Secret viewpoint
Lesser-known viewpoint overlooking surrounding islands.
Opening Hours: Open 24 Hours - Open 24 Hours
Best Time: Sunset
Carry a wide-angle camera.
Local island life
Experience traditional island culture and friendly local communities.
Opening Hours: Anytime - Anytime
Best Time: Evening
Respect local customs.
Underwater paradise
Vibrant coral reefs with colorful marine life.
Opening Hours: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Best Time: Morning
Choose certified operators.
Book ferry tickets in advance.
Carry sunscreen and drinking water.
Reach jetty 45 minutes before departure.
Budget hotels & eco stays (2 Nights)
Government ferry & transfers
Local seafood & meals
Snorkeling, kayaking & boating
Auto & local travel
Shopping & emergencies
Understand the weather throughout the year to plan the perfect trip.
24–29°C
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Moderate
24–30°C
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Moderate
25–31°C
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Moderate
26–32°C
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27–32°C
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26–30°C
Heavy
Very High
25–29°C
Heavy
Very High
25–29°C
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Very High
25–30°C
Moderate
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25–30°C
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Moderate
24–30°C
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Moderate
24–29°C
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Moderate
Everything you need to know before planning your journey.
Take a government ferry from Port Blair or Rangat.
Yes, it's one of the most peaceful and least commercial islands in Andaman.
Yes, there are excellent snorkeling spots with vibrant coral reefs.
BSNL works best; other networks have limited coverage.
No. Accommodation mainly consists of eco-resorts and guesthouses.
Two to three days are ideal.
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