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Long Island, Andaman
Long Island is one of the Andaman’s most serene, untouched destinations — a small, eco-friendly island known for its virgin beaches, dense mangrove forests, and rich marine life. With no large vehicles and very few commercial establishments, it’s the perfect offbeat getaway for travelers looking to disconnect and experience the natural beauty of the Andaman Islands in its purest form.
Most Popular Places to Visit in Long Island Today
From secluded beaches to scenic nature trails, here’s what you must explore while visiting Long Island.
Lalaji Bay Beach
A beautiful white sandy beach famous for its clear waters, coral reefs, and tranquil environment. Accessible by a short boat ride or trek through tropical forests, it’s ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.
Guitar Island
A tiny, uninhabited island located near Long Island, shaped like a guitar when seen from above. Known for its pristine beach and shallow turquoise waters — perfect for a peaceful boat ride and picnic.
Merk Bay Beach
Another stunning, lesser-known beach located nearby, often accessed via boat trips. Its white sand and crystal-clear water make it perfect for swimming and spotting marine life.
Mangrove Forest Walks
Explore the rich mangrove ecosystems around the island via narrow creeks and walking trails — ideal for birdwatching and nature photography.
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Approximately 80 km by sea.
October to April is perfect for calm seas, clear skies, and beach activities.
Yes — limited guesthouses and eco-friendly lodges are available. It’s recommended to book in advance.
Yes — you can either take a boat ride or trek through forested trails to reach the beach.
Yes — especially at Lalaji Bay Beach and nearby Guitar Island.
Lalaji Bay Beach, Guitar Island, Merk Bay Beach, and the Mangrove Forest trails.
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