Long Island, Middle Andaman
Lalaji Bay
A white sand crescent on Long Island that stays empty
Lalaji BayPhoto coming soon
The Story
Lalaji Bay is a wide, powder-white beach on Long Island, reachable only by boat and a short walk through forest — enough friction to keep it far quieter than the beaches most visitors see.
There's no real infrastructure here yet, which is exactly the point for travelers chasing an untouched stretch of coastline.
Location
Long Island, Middle Andaman
How to Get There
Take a road/ferry connection to Yerrata jetty near Rangat, then a boat crossing to Long Island, followed by a short forest walk to the bay.
Travel Tips
- Plan this as a full day trip from Rangat, since return boat timings are limited
- Bring cash — there are very few services on Long Island
- Check boat schedules locally before setting out, as they can change with tides and weather