Trade the crowded beaches for raw nature. Customisable itineraries for Ross & Smith Islands, Saddle Peak, and turtle nesting in North Andaman.
Tucked away in the far north of the Andaman archipelago, Diglipur is everything the well-worn Havelock–Neil circuit isn't: quiet, green, and largely untouched by mass tourism. It's the largest town in North Andaman, built around paddy fields, orange groves, and the only river in the islands — the Kalpong.
Diglipur rewards travelers who want more than a beach selfie. It's home to the highest peak in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands, one of the most photogenic twin-island sandbars in India, and nesting grounds for four species of sea turtles. Because it sits far from Port Blair, tourist footfall stays low — which means pristine trails, empty beaches, and a genuinely local pace of life.
Two islands joined by a natural sandbar, with turquoise water on either side. A short speedboat ride from Aerial Bay Jetty gets you there.
At 732 metres, this is the tallest point in the Andamans. An 8 km trek through evergreen rainforest rewards hikers with sweeping coastal views.
A calm, scenic beach and a famous turtle nesting site. Between Dec and March, you may spot Olive Ridley, Hawksbill, Green, or Leatherback turtles.
India's longest mangrove boardwalk. A peaceful 713-metre wooden trail perfect for birdwatching and spotting small marine life.
Because every traveler's pace is different, Diglipur packages work best as building blocks. Here are three common structures you can mix or match.
Whether you're after a relaxed 2-day escape or a full 4-day adventure combining trekking, island-hopping, and turtle watching, we can tailor it for you.