Yeratta Creek, situated just 8 km from Rangat, is a unique blend of ecological wonder and maritime utility. As home to the Rangat harbor (Yeratta Jetty), it serves as both a lush mangrove conservation area and the primary gateway for travelers heading to Long Island.
Location & Access
- 8 km from Rangat town center
- Easily accessible by private cab or auto
- Located directly at the Yeratta Jetty point
Primary Purpose
- Ferry Point for Long Island
- Eco-Education at the Forest Centre
- Panoramic Views from the Tower
⨠Key Attractions
13m Watchtower
The highest of its kind in Andaman, offering a 360-degree view of the tropical mangrove canopy.
Forest Museum
The Mangrove Interpretation Centre features detailed panels explaining the island's unique flora and fauna.
Yeratta Jetty
The main transit point for government ferries departing to the stunning Long Island.
Should You Visit?
Visit if: You are catching a ferry or have a deep interest in botany and eco-tourism.
Skip if: You are short on time. For a pure "walkway" experience, Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway remains the superior choice in Rangat.
đŋ The Mangrove Experience
Yeratta is specifically developed by the Department of Environment & Forests to raise awareness. It offers visitors a rare opportunity to study complex mangrove root systems and learn about the crucial role these "Coastal Guardians" play in protecting the islands.
Catching a Ferry?
Government ferries to Long Island operate daily from Yeratta Jetty. Always check the latest timings at the Rangat bus stand or jetty counter before planning your transit.
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