Rangat
A quiet halfway point on the way north
Overview
Rangat is a low-key town in Middle Andaman, mainly used as a convenient overnight stop for travelers heading to or from Diglipur and Mayabunder in the north.
It also has its own quiet attractions, including turtle nesting beaches and a mangrove boardwalk, for travelers not in a rush.
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Things to Do
- Walk the Dhaninallah mangrove boardwalk
- Visit Cutbert Bay Beach, a known turtle nesting site
- Relax at the quieter Amkunj Beach
Best Time to Visit
November to April, in line with the wider Andaman dry season.
How to Reach
Reached by road from Port Blair (around 6 hours) via Baratang, or as a stop between Port Blair and Diglipur/Mayabunder.
Where to Stay
Budget
Basic town guesthouses suited to an overnight stopover.
Mid-range
A few resort-style properties near Cutbert Bay.
Activities
Packages
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Nearby Attractions
- Cutbert Bay Beach
- Amkunj Beach
- Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
FAQs
Is Rangat worth a dedicated visit, or just a stopover?+
Most itineraries treat it as an overnight stop between Port Blair and North Andaman, though the turtle nesting beaches are worth a few hours if timing allows.
What is the road distance from Port Blair to Rangat?+
It's roughly 6 hours by road, including the timed convoy passage through Baratang.