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🌟 Highlights of Diglipur Tour Package
📍 Baratang Island
📍 Rangat
📍 Diglipur
Explore the untouched beauty of North Andaman with our Diglipur Tour Package from Port Blair. This 3 Nights 4 Days Diglipur itinerary takes you through Baratang, Rangat and Diglipur, covering the famous Limestone Cave, Mud Volcano, Amkunj Beach, Morichdera Beach, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway and the spectacular Ross & Smith Islands.
Our Port Blair to Diglipur Tour Package is designed for travelers who want to explore the quieter and more adventurous side of the Andaman Islands beyond Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island.
For travelers looking for a complete island holiday, you can also explore our Andaman Tour Packages and North & Middle Andaman Tour Packages.
| Tour Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Tour Name | Diglipur Tour Package from Port Blair |
| Duration | 3 Nights / 4 Days |
| Starting Point | Port Blair |
| Main Route | Port Blair → Baratang → Rangat → Diglipur → Port Blair |
| Major Attraction | Ross & Smith Islands |
| Other Attractions | Limestone Cave, Mud Volcano, Amkunj Beach, Morichdera, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway |
| Transport | Private AC Cab |
| Accommodation | Hotel stay with breakfast as per package |
| Listed Package Price | ₹17,500/- |
Note: The package price and inclusions can change according to travel dates, hotel availability, permits, transportation and activity charges. Confirm the final quotation before booking.
Diglipur is one of the best destinations in North Andaman for travelers looking for nature, beaches, adventure and offbeat island experiences. The journey itself is part of the experience, passing through Baratang and Rangat before reaching North Andaman.
This 3 Nights 4 Days Diglipur Tour Itinerary is planned to cover the major attractions of Baratang, Rangat and Diglipur while keeping the route practical for a long North Andaman road journey.
Early Morning Departure from Port Blair
Begin your Port Blair to Diglipur journey early in the morning. The first part of the route takes you through South and Middle Andaman towards Baratang.
Important: Travelers must follow all rules applicable to the Jarawa Reserve area. Photography or interaction with tribal communities is prohibited where restricted by authorities.
Continue towards Rangat after completing the Baratang sightseeing.
Continue the road journey towards Diglipur and arrive by evening, depending on road, ferry and sightseeing conditions.
Overnight Stay: Diglipur
After breakfast, proceed for the highlight of the Diglipur Tour Package – Ross & Smith Islands.
Travel by boat from the designated jetty towards the famous Ross & Smith Islands. The islands are known for the natural sandbar connecting them and their scenic tropical surroundings.
After the island excursion, return to Diglipur and continue towards Rangat according to the planned schedule.
Overnight Stay: Rangat
After breakfast, begin the return journey from Rangat towards Port Blair.
If required by the itinerary and timing, Baratang sightseeing or the Mud Volcano can be covered according to local operating conditions and the previous day’s sightseeing.
Continue the road journey towards Port Blair after completing the planned stops.
Overnight Stay: Port Blair
After breakfast, check out from your hotel and proceed to Veer Savarkar International Airport, Port Blair, or your onward destination.
Your 3 Nights 4 Days Diglipur Tour Package ends with unforgettable memories of North Andaman.
Port Blair → Baratang → Rangat → Diglipur → Ross & Smith Islands → Rangat → Baratang → Port Blair
The road journey to Diglipur covers a long distance through the South, Middle and North Andaman regions. Allow sufficient travel time because road conditions, vehicle-ferry schedules, convoy arrangements, sightseeing and weather can affect the journey.
Diglipur is approximately 325 km from Port Blair by road. The journey is considerably longer than a normal Port Blair sightseeing trip because the route passes through Baratang and Rangat.
Depending on the itinerary and stops, the road journey can take approximately 12–14 hours. The current Andaman Ocean Diglipur package also highlights the long road journey through Baratang and Rangat.
For a more flexible road journey, see our Port Blair to Diglipur Cab Service.
The currently listed Diglipur Tour Package price is ₹17,500/-. This price is associated with the 3 Nights / 4 Days package published on the Andaman Ocean website.
However, travelers should not assume that ₹17,500 is a permanent or universal Diglipur tour price. Current Diglipur package listings on the website have different starting prices depending on itinerary, duration, accommodation and inclusions.
The currently listed 3N/4D package includes the following core services:
The exact inclusions should always be confirmed in your final booking quotation.
Boat charges for Ross & Smith and Baratang can vary according to current local arrangements, permissions and the selected package, so confirm the applicable charges before travel.
Ross & Smith Islands are the biggest attraction for many Diglipur travelers. The twin islands are connected by a natural sandbar and are known for their tropical scenery, beaches and marine environment.
Explore our detailed Ross & Smith Island guide if available for your itinerary, or ask our team about current boat arrangements.
Kalipur Beach is a quiet beach in Diglipur known for its distinctive dark/grey sand and turtle nesting environment. Turtle sightings and nesting activity are seasonal and should never be guaranteed.
Ramnagar Beach is a peaceful North Andaman beach that can be added to a longer Diglipur itinerary depending on available time.
Lamiya Bay Beach is another scenic destination around Diglipur and offers beautiful coastal views with the surrounding North Andaman landscape.
Adventure travelers can consider Saddle Peak, the highest point in the Andaman Islands, subject to current trekking permissions, weather and local regulations.
Alfred Caves are among the lesser-known natural attractions around Diglipur and may appeal to travelers interested in caves, forests and adventure.
The Ross & Smith Island Tour from Diglipur is one of the major highlights of a North Andaman holiday. The islands are accessed by boat from the designated jetty, and the journey is dependent on weather, sea conditions, local permissions and boat availability.
The natural sandbar connecting the two islands creates a distinctive landscape and is ideal for photography and beach exploration.
Read our Diglipur Tour Packages page for additional itinerary options.
One of the biggest advantages of this package is that the journey does not simply take you from Port Blair directly to Diglipur. It combines several destinations along the way.
Baratang adds Limestone Cave and Mud Volcano experiences, while Rangat adds Amkunj Beach, Morichdera and Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway before you continue towards Diglipur.
This makes the route ideal for travelers who want to explore North and Middle Andaman rather than spending the entire holiday around Port Blair and Havelock.
A Diglipur tour can be a rewarding choice for families who enjoy nature, beaches, road trips and offbeat destinations. However, travelers should remember that the Port Blair–Diglipur route involves long road journeys.
Families traveling with children or senior citizens should choose comfortable accommodation and allow sufficient rest time between sightseeing stops.
Couples looking for an offbeat Andaman honeymoon experience can add Diglipur to their itinerary for a quieter and more nature-focused holiday.
Ross & Smith Islands, scenic beaches, mangrove landscapes and the long road journey create a very different experience from the more popular Port Blair–Havelock route.
For a complete honeymoon itinerary, explore our Andaman Tour Packages.
The generally preferred period for a Diglipur trip is October to May, when weather conditions are generally more suitable for road travel, sightseeing and island excursions.
Monsoon weather can bring heavy rainfall and rougher sea conditions. Long road journeys and boat excursions may be affected, so travelers should confirm current operating conditions before booking.
Read our complete guide to the Best Time to Visit Andaman.
The most practical option for this package is a private road journey through Baratang and Rangat. The route offers the opportunity to combine transportation with sightseeing.
Government ferry services may connect parts of the Andaman Islands, but schedules and availability are limited and can change. Travelers should check the current timetable before relying on ferry travel for their itinerary.
Availability of other transport services can vary by season and operational conditions. For most sightseeing-focused Diglipur itineraries, a private cab provides greater flexibility.
Read our How to Reach Andaman guide for broader travel information.
The road distance between Port Blair and Diglipur is substantial, and the itinerary includes several sightseeing stops. A private AC cab for Diglipur provides greater flexibility compared with relying on public transport for every segment.
See our dedicated Port Blair to Diglipur Cab Service for another North Andaman travel option.
For more practical information, read our What to Pack for an Andaman Trip guide and Andaman Travel Hazards & Safety Guide.
A short Diglipur trip can be planned in 2 Nights / 3 Days, while 3 Nights / 4 Days provides more time for the major North Andaman attractions. The current Andaman Ocean package is structured as a 3N/4D itinerary.
The current published package on this page is listed at ₹17,500/-. Final pricing may vary according to travel dates, accommodation, transport, boat charges and other inclusions.
The itinerary covers Baratang, Rangat and Diglipur, including Limestone Cave, Mud Volcano, Amkunj Beach, Morichdera, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway and Ross & Smith Islands.
Yes. Ross & Smith Islands are scheduled on Day 2 of the current 3N/4D itinerary, subject to weather, sea conditions, boat availability and local permissions.
Yes. Families can enjoy Diglipur’s beaches, island sightseeing, nature experiences and scenic road journey. However, the Port Blair–Diglipur route includes long travel hours, so families should plan adequate rest.
Yes. Diglipur is suitable for couples who prefer an offbeat honeymoon with beaches, nature, island excursions and less-crowded destinations.
Diglipur is approximately 325 km from Port Blair by road. The journey can take approximately 12–14 hours depending on stops, road conditions and ferry/convoy arrangements.
Yes. Diglipur itineraries can be discussed according to your travel dates, number of travelers, hotel preference and sightseeing requirements, subject to local transport, boat and permit availability.
October to May is generally the preferred travel period for Diglipur. Monsoon conditions from June to September can affect long road journeys and island boat excursions.
The current package specifies accommodation and breakfast. Lunch, dinner and personal expenses are excluded unless specifically added to your booking.
Boat charges can depend on the current local arrangement and package. Confirm the applicable Ross & Smith and Baratang boat charges in your final quotation before booking.
Yes. Diglipur can be combined with Havelock, Neil Island and Port Blair in a longer customized Andaman itinerary. Explore our Andaman Tour Packages for multi-island options.
Ready to explore the wild and beautiful side of North Andaman? Our Diglipur Tour Package from Port Blair combines Baratang, Rangat and Diglipur into one memorable North Andaman journey.
Experience the Limestone Cave, Mud Volcano, Amkunj Beach, Morichdera, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway and Ross & Smith Twin Islands with comfortable transportation and planned accommodation.
🌴 Diglipur Tour Package – 3 Nights / 4 Days
💰 Listed Price: ₹17,500/-
🚖 Private AC Cab | 🏨 Hotel Stay | 🍳 Breakfast | 🏝️ Ross & Smith Island | 🌿 Baratang & Rangat Sightseeing
Contact Andaman Ocean Tours & Travels to check the latest price, availability and customized itinerary.
For reliable information about Diglipur, North Andaman destinations and tourism attractions, visit Andaman & Nicobar Tourism. For weather updates before your Diglipur sightseeing trip, check IMD Port Blair.
For help planning your Diglipur tour, Contact Andaman Ocean Tours & Travels.
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Location: Diglipur is the northernmost town of North Andaman Island in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
Distance from Port Blair: ~300–325 km by road, approximately 10–12 hours including sightseeing stops.
Nearby Attractions:
Baratang Island: Limestone Caves & Mud Volcano
Rangat: Beaches & Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
Ross & Smith Twin Islands: Famous for pristine white sand and turquoise waters
Accessibility: Best reached by private AC cab or local transport; public buses are limited.
Tip: Diglipur is ideal for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those wanting to explore North & Middle Andaman away from crowds.
By Road (Recommended):
Private AC Cab / SUV / Tempo Traveller: Most convenient for groups and families.
Route: Port Blair → Jarawa Tribal Reserve (Middle Strait) → Baratang → Rangat → Diglipur
Distance & Duration: ~325 km | 10–12 hours including sightseeing stops
Highlights En Route: Limestone Caves, Mud Volcano, Amkunj Beach, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
By Public Transport:
Limited government buses or shared taxis are available but not frequent.
Less flexible, longer travel time, and may not cover all sightseeing stops.
Tips for Road Travel:
Start early morning (~4:00 AM) to maximize sightseeing.
Carry water, snacks, and essential travel items.
Cameras are not allowed at Jarawa Reserve; respect local regulations.
By Public Transport:
Government buses or shared taxis are the most budget-friendly option.
Pros: Lowest cost (~₹1,000–1,500 per person depending on type).
Cons: Limited frequency, longer travel time (~12–14 hours), and less flexibility for sightseeing.
By Private Cab (Comfortable Option):
More expensive than public transport but allows door-to-door pickup, sightseeing stops, and a faster journey (~10–12 hours).
Tips to Save:
Travel in a group to share cab costs – cheaper than solo private taxi.
Book in advance during peak season to avoid price surges.
Conclusion: For strict budget travelers, shared taxis or government buses are the cheapest way, but for convenience, sightseeing, and comfort, a private AC cab with cost-sharing is recommended.
Ideal Months: October to May – Pleasant weather, calm seas, and clear skies.
Temperature Range: 24°C – 32°C, perfect for sightseeing, beach activities, and water sports.
Avoid: Monsoon Season (June to September) – Heavy rainfall, rough seas, and limited accessibility to islands.
Tip: Early mornings are ideal for photography and enjoying the natural beauty with fewer crowds.
Ideal Duration: 4–5 days to comfortably cover major attractions.
Suggested Itinerary:
Day 1: Port Blair → Baratang Island → Rangat → Diglipur
Day 2: Explore Ross & Smith Twin Islands → Rangat
Day 3: Rangat → Baratang (optional revisit) → Port Blair
Day 4: Departure from Port Blair
Optional Extension: Add 1–2 extra days for more beaches, trekking, or relaxed exploration.
Best Areas: Kalipur Beach, Ram Nagar Beach, Diglipur Market
Accommodation Options:
Resorts: Pristine Beach Resort, Saddle Peak View Resort – beachfront, scenic views, mid-range to premium pricing
Guest Houses: Titlee Guest House, APWD Guest House – budget-friendly, centrally located
Government/Local Lodges: Affordable options with basic amenities
Highlights: Close to Ross & Smith Islands, Baratang trips, and local beaches
Best Areas: Near Rangat town, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway, Amkunj Beach
Accommodation Options:
Eco Resorts: Simple stays surrounded by nature
Guest Houses & Lodges: Budget-friendly with local amenities
Highlights: Ideal for rest stops en route to Diglipur or Baratang, easy access to mangrove walks and nearby beaches
Best Areas: Near Mayabunder town, beaches, and jetty areas
Accommodation Options:
Beach Resorts & Cottages: Quiet, scenic, ideal for small groups/families
Guest Houses & Lodges: Affordable, local experience
Highlights: Gateway to Aerial Bay Beach, Interview Island, peaceful surroundings, less crowded than Diglipur
Budget Travelers: Guest houses and government lodges in Diglipur, Rangat, or Mayabunder
Scenic & Relaxed Stay: Beachfront resorts at Kalipur (Diglipur) or Mayabunder
Family-Friendly: Mid-range resorts offering meals and extra amenities
Booking Advice: Always book in advance during peak season (Oct–May) to avoid last-minute hassles
Trek to Limestone Caves via scenic mangrove boat rides.
Witness the Mud Volcano, a rare natural phenomenon.
Cross the Jarawa Tribal Reserve safely in convoy (no photography allowed).
Relax and click photos at Amkunj Beach and Morrice Dera Beach.
Walk along Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway – India’s longest mangrove boardwalk.
Enjoy lush forest drives and scenic stops.
Take a speedboat ride to the twin islands connected by a natural sandbar.
Go snorkeling, swimming, and sunbathing on pristine beaches.
Capture stunning tropical landscapes and turquoise waters.
Photography of wildlife, beaches, and unique geological formations.
Light trekking in mangrove and forest areas.
Enjoy scenic road trips through North & Middle Andaman.
Enjoy serene beaches and quiet spots away from crowds.
Sunset viewing and peaceful beach walks.
✅ Well-Maintained Transportation: Private AC cabs with experienced local drivers ensure a safe journey.
✅ Organized Itinerary: All sightseeing spots and activities follow official safety guidelines.
✅ Travel Through Jarawa Reserve: Convoys with security escort; photography is restricted to protect tribal areas.
✅ Water Activities: Snorkeling and swimming at Ross & Smith Islands are conducted in safe, designated zones with supervision.
✅ General Tips: Carry essential items, follow driver/guide instructions, and avoid venturing into restricted areas.
Conclusion: Diglipur trips are safe for families, solo travelers, and groups when following guidelines and using trusted transport services.
Limestone Caves – Scenic trek & mangrove boat ride
Mud Volcano – Rare natural geological phenomenon
Middle Strait Jetty – Cross Jarawa Tribal Reserve (no photography allowed)
Amkunj Beach – Picturesque rocky beach
Morrice Dera Beach – Unique volcanic rock formations
Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway – India’s longest mangrove boardwalk (715 meters)
Ross & Smith Twin Islands – Connected by a natural sandbar, ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing
Local Beaches & Scenic Spots – Tranquil spots for photography and relaxation
Kalipur Beach – Peaceful, offbeat beach
Bamboo Flat Beach – Perfect for sunset views and photography
Local villages – Experience North Andaman culture and lifestyle
Light cotton clothes, shorts, t-shirts, and swimwear
Comfortable trekking shoes or sandals
Sunhat / Cap & Sunglasses
Sunscreen lotion & lip balm
Insect repellent
Camera or smartphone with extra memory cards
Power bank & chargers
Waterproof bag for gadgets
Towels & extra clothes for water activities
Basic medicines & first aid kit
Personal hygiene products
Reusable water bottle
Snacks for the road trip
Small backpack for day excursions
🚫 Photography in Jarawa Tribal Reserve – Strictly prohibited.
🚫 Littering – Keep beaches, mangroves, and forests clean.
🚫 Straying into Restricted Areas – Follow guide/driver instructions.
🚫 Ignoring Safety Guidelines – Especially during water activities like snorkeling and swimming.
🚫 Overpacking – Travel light for easier movement and comfort.
🚫 Disturbing Wildlife – Respect local flora and fauna.
Optional & Flexible: Speed boat rides to Baratang Limestone Caves and Ross & Smith Islands are optional.
Baratang Island: No problem getting shared speed boats here – easy and affordable for all visitors.
Ross & Smith Islands: Due to fewer tourists, it’s often difficult to find enough people for a shared boat, especially in off-season.
Charter Requirement & Price: In such cases, travelers may need to charter a full boat:
4-person boat: ₹5,500 per boat
8-person boat: ₹8,500 per boat
Variable Costs: Prices fluctuate depending on season and demand, so excluding them keeps the package transparent.
Traveler Choice: Visitors can decide whether to include speed boat rides or explore alternative activities.
Tip: Advance booking is recommended for Ross & Smith Islands to secure a charter boat at your preferred time.
Hotels & Resorts: Several mid-range to premium options (Pristine Beach Resort, Saddle Peak View Resort, Titlee Guest House, APWD Guest House)
Food Options: Local eateries, small restaurants, limited multi-cuisine options; seafood specialties available
ATMs & Banks: Limited; best to carry cash or withdraw in larger towns like Port Blair
Network & Connectivity: Moderate; 4G available in town areas, weak in remote beaches
Locality: Calm town with proximity to beaches, markets, and sightseeing spots
Culture: Friendly locals, North Andaman tribal influences, peaceful village life
Hotels & Guest Houses: Budget-friendly stays, eco-lodges near Rangat town
Food Options: Simple local restaurants and snack shops; fewer multi-cuisine options
ATMs & Banks: Few; better to carry cash
Network & Connectivity: Moderate; mostly in town area
Locality: Central to Middle Andaman attractions like Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway and Amkunj Beach
Culture: Traditional Andamanese lifestyle, small town vibe
Hotels & Resorts: Beach cottages, small resorts, budget guest houses
Food Options: Local restaurants with fresh seafood, limited variety
ATMs & Banks: Very limited; plan cash accordingly
Network & Connectivity: Patchy; works better in town center
Locality: Quiet, less crowded, scenic beaches nearby
Culture: Small-town charm, peaceful, and closer to natural attractions like Aerial Bay Beach
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Availability:
Liquor is available in licensed shops and some hotels/resorts in Diglipur, Rangat, and Mayabunder.
Selection may be limited compared to Port Blair; mostly local spirits, beer, and a few imported brands.
Where to Buy/Consume:
Licensed liquor shops in towns
Hotels & resorts that have bar facilities
Consumption in public places or beaches is prohibited
Tips:
Buy in advance if you have specific preferences.
Always carry valid ID as proof of age (21+).
Respect local rules regarding drinking in public areas.
Quiet & Peaceful: These towns are small and serene, so nightlife is very limited.
Resort & Hotel Bars: Some resorts may have in-house bars serving drinks in the evening.
Beach Bonfires: Many resorts organize private bonfires, a popular evening activity for guests.
Local Evening Activities: Stroll along the beach, enjoy sunsets, or relax at your accommodation.
Nearby Options: For a more lively nightlife, Port Blair (around 10–12 hours from Diglipur) has pubs, lounges, and night entertainment.
Tip: North & Middle Andaman is ideal for relaxed evenings surrounded by nature rather than party-style nightlife.
Plan Ahead: Book cabs, accommodations, and speed boat rides in advance.
Carry Cash: ATMs are limited in Rangat, Mayabunder, and Diglipur.
Carry Essentials: Sunscreen, hats, water, snacks, and comfortable trekking shoes.
Respect Local Culture: Be polite to locals and follow tribal area rules (Jarawa Reserve: no photography).
Stay Hydrated: Especially during long drives and outdoor activities.
Follow Safety Guidelines: While boating, trekking, or snorkeling.
Travel Light: Keep luggage manageable for speed boat rides.
Don’t Litter: Keep beaches, forests, and mangroves clean.
Don’t Disturb Wildlife: Maintain a safe distance from animals and birds.
No Public Drinking: Liquor consumption is restricted to licensed premises.
Don’t Rush: Avoid trying to cover too many places in one day.
Don’t Ignore Weather Alerts: Check forecasts before visiting Baratang or Diglipur during monsoon.
Don’t Skip Permits: Entry permits for Baratang and mangrove areas are mandatory.
Private AC Cabs are recommended for comfort on the long drive (~10–12 hrs from Port Blair).
Public transport is available but limited and slower.
Network: 4G mostly available in towns; weak in remote beaches and forests.
Book in advance, especially during peak season (Oct–May).
Choose beachfront resorts for scenic stays or guest houses for budget-friendly options.
Confirm availability of meals and amenities before arrival.
Plan visits to Baratang Limestone Caves, Mud Volcano, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway, and Ross & Smith Islands.
Speed boat rides may require chartering for Ross & Smith due to fewer visitors.
Carry sunscreen, hats, and mosquito repellent.
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities and long drives.
Follow safety instructions during boating, trekking, and snorkeling.
ATMs are limited in Rangat, Mayabunder, and Diglipur – carry sufficient cash.
Keep ID proof for entry permits and liquor purchases (21+).
Pack light luggage suitable for boat rides and trekking.
Respect tribal areas like Jarawa Reserve – photography is prohibited.
Avoid littering and disturbing wildlife.
Interact politely with locals and try local food for a cultural experience.
Early morning departures are recommended for long drives.
Check weather conditions before visiting Baratang or beaches during monsoon.
Use waterproof bags for cameras and valuables during boat rides.
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