Discover secret beaches, mysterious caves, and untouched paradises known only to locals and adventurous travelers. These hidden gems offer experiences beyond the typical tourist trail.
These hidden gems are fragile ecosystems and culturally sensitive areas. Please follow Leave No Trace principles, respect local communities, obtain necessary permits, and prioritize safety. Some locations require experienced guides or special permissions. Always inform someone of your plans when visiting remote areas.
Our most spectacular secret spots that offer truly unique experiences for adventurous travelers.
Near Radhanagar Beach, Havelock Island
How to Find:
Walk north from Radhanagar Beach for about 15 minutes through the coastal forest. Look for a small trail marked by local fishermen.
Best Time:
Early morning (6-8 AM) or late afternoon (4-6 PM) for best lighting and fewer crowds
What Makes It Special:
Completely untouched by tourism, pristine white sand, and turquoise lagoon surrounded by dense forest
Safety Warning:
Occasional saltwater crocodile sightings reported. Stay alert and don't swim alone.
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Golden hour shots with forest backdrop are stunning. Use polarizing filter for water clarity.
Diglipur, North Andaman Island
How to Find:
Hire a local guide from Diglipur town. The caves are about 8km into the forest with no marked trails.
Best Time:
November to March when jungle paths are drier
What Makes It Special:
Largest cave system in Andamans with unique limestone formations and underground streams
Safety Warning:
Easy to get lost without guide. Some passages flood during monsoon.
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Long exposure shots with multiple light sources create dramatic effects. Bring tripod.
Off western coast of Middle Andaman
How to Find:
Special permits required from Forest Department. Charter boat from Mayabunder with authorized guide only.
Best Time:
December to February for calm seas and active elephants
What Makes It Special:
Only place in the world to see wild elephants swimming in ocean waters
Safety Warning:
Wild elephants can be unpredictable. Follow guide instructions strictly.
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Early morning light captures elephants against misty forest backdrop. Use 300mm+ lens.
Secret location near Havelock Island
How to Find:
Local dive operators know the exact spots. Best accessed by kayak during new moon nights.
Best Time:
New moon nights between November and March
What Makes It Special:
Rare natural phenomenon where water glows electric blue with every movement
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Extremely challenging to photograph. Use high ISO, long exposure, and manual focus.
Near Baratang Island
How to Find:
Boat from Baratang jetty. Local boatmen know the exact timing and best viewing spots.
Best Time:
30 minutes before sunset, year-round
What Makes It Special:
Thousands of parrots creating a green cloud against orange sunset sky
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Fast shutter speed to freeze bird movement. Silhouette shots against sunset are dramatic.
Between North and South Cinque Islands
How to Find:
Special permits required. Charter boat from Port Blair with authorized operator only.
Best Time:
Low tide periods between November and April
What Makes It Special:
Untouched sandbar with 360-degree crystal clear water views and pristine coral reefs
Safety Warning:
Strong currents around the islands. Swimming only in designated areas.
Insider Tips:
Photography Tips:
Aerial shots show the sandbar's perfect symmetry. Underwater shots reveal pristine corals.
Connect with local guides and experienced operators who can safely take you to these hidden gems.