Mayabunder

 Mayabunder is a captivating town located on the northern part of Middle Andaman in the A & N Islands. The lesser known gem offers a serene & picturesque setting along with a range of attractions for visitors to explore.

Key Features

Pristine Beaches Mayabunder is renowned for its pristine & less crowded beaches, including the stunning Karmatang Beach & Avis Island. These tranquil coastal areas offer visitors an opportunity to relax, swim & enjoy the natural beauty of the Andaman sea.

Cultural Diversity The town is a home to several mixed communities, reflecting the cultural richness of A & N Islands. Visitors can experience the local way of life & interact with members of different cultural backgrounds.

Nearby Attractions Mayabunder serves as a convenient base for exploring nearby attractions such as the Rangat town, Dhani Nallah & numerous natural wonders, including mangrove forests, limestones caves & hidden coves.

Eco-Tourism & Wildlife Nature enthusiasts can engage in ecotourism activities, bird watching, & forest expeditions, making Mayabunder an excellent destination for those interested in the natural wonders of the islands.

Accessibility The town is accessible by roads & is well connected to other parts of the Andaman islands. It offers a more relaxed & authentic island experience compared to some of the bustling tourist spots.

Local Cuisine & Crafts Visitors can savor local cuisine & delicacies while experiencing the unique arts & crafts of the region, providing an opportunity to immerse oneself in the local culture.

Mayabunder’s tranquil environment, combined with its natural beauty & cultural diversity, makes it an ideal destination for those seeking a more off-the-beaten-path experience in the A & N Islands.

a.Karmatang Beach

Karmatang Beach is an exquisite & lesser-explored coastal gem situated on the northern part of Middle Andaman in the A & N Islands. This pristine beach is known for its serenity & unspoiled beauty, offering visitors a tranquil & scenic escape amidst the natural wonders of the Andaman Sea

Key Highlights

Pristine Shoreline & Crystal-Clear Waters Karmatang Beach boasts a long stretch of soft white sand gently sloping into the waters of the Andaman Sea. The clear aquamarine waters & the serene atmospheres make it an ideal spot for unwinding, beachcombing & enjoying the splendor of the coastal landscape.

Turtle Nesting Site One of the unique features of Karmatang Beach is its significance as a nesting ground for sea turtles, including the endangered species of leatherback & green turtles. Visitors have the opportunity to witness the nesting activity, guided by the local conservation efforts to protect & preserve these magnificent creatures.

Mangrove Creatures The beach is surrounded by a scenic mangrove ecosystem, providing a picturesque backdrop & contributing the overall ecological charm of the area. Visitors can explore the mangrove forests & learn about their importance to the local diversity.

Water Activities & Natural Exploration While at Karmatang Beach, visitors can engage in activities such as swimming, picnicking & enjoying scenic boat rides along the shoreline to take in the natural beauty of the area. Additionally, the beach offers opportunities for nature walks, bird watching, & eco-tourism activities.

Accessibilities & Facilities Accessibility to Karmatang Beach is facilitated by road & it is well-maintained by local authorities. Basic facilities such as changing rooms & rest rooms are available to ensure a comfortable visit for tourists.

Karmatang Beach is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts, wildlife lovers, beachgoers & those seeking a more peaceful & immersive experience in A & N Islands.

B. Avis Island

This beautiful island offers visitors a 20-mins boat ride far from Mayabunder. What visitors usually can watch here is coconut plantation & due to no population existence this island is abandoned for the general public. A special order must be asked if someone wishes to visit these islands from the forest department.

Chengappa Bridge

Chengappa Bridge is one of the longest bridges used to be seen in Andaman which usually connects North & Middle Andaman. Its named after the Respected B.S. Chengappa (a renowned Forest officer).

This bridge is the biggest & longest in Andaman to see. The bridge is 268 m long RC bridge simply supported over 12 cast in place piers.

The bridge was damaged on 26 December 2004 Sumatra earthquake..

Website : Mayabunder   Phone : 9476077847 / 967955289 

Email : support@andamanemeraldholidays.com

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