The northernmost tip of the inhabited Andaman Islands. Ross & Smith Islands are connected by a pristine sandbar you can walk between at low tide. Saddle Peak (732m, Andaman's highest) towers over turtle nesting beaches where leatherback and olive ridley turtles nest October–January.
Pairs well with
Restricted tribal areas
No permit for Indians on the main tourist islands, but tribal reserves (incl. parts of the Nicobars) are off-limits.
The things most people actually do in Diglipur, by time of day.
Morning
Evening
About 12h 30m of activity in total — the planner spreads this across your days and fits travel time around it.
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The journey here is half the experience — arrive, breathe the air, and acclimatise.
Adventure activities are clustered here to maximise energy and minimise repeated transit. Start early — conditions are best before noon.
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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors · No railway in Andaman 0km · Veer Savarkar International Airport (Port Blair) 325km
In Sep, expect stays around 30% pricier than the base rate.
November – April (turtles nest Oct–Feb)
Port Blair → Diglipur
flight · 35m
₹2,500
approx.
Port Blair → Diglipur
bus · 10h
₹400
approx.
The best months are March, November, June. November – April (turtles nest Oct–Feb) September scores lowest on weather and conditions.
Most people spend 3 days in Diglipur. There are around 4 main things to do, totalling roughly 13 hours of activity.
The nearest railway station is No railway in Andaman (0 km) and the nearest airport is Veer Savarkar International Airport (Port Blair) (325 km). The cheapest common route is Port Blair → Diglipur by bus, about ₹400 per person one way.
Stays start around ₹700 per night, with food about ₹400 per person per day and entry at ₹50.
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