Attractions & Places

to Visit in Andamans

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A brief stroll away from Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, Radhanagar (known as Beach No 7) has earned its place as the seventh most beautiful beach in the world in a global ranking by TIME magazine, thanks to its unsullied beauty, soft white sands, clear turquoise waters and cleanliness. From sunbathing on loungers to swimming in crystal-clear waters and snorkelling in coral reefs that are home to parrotfish, angelfish and clownfish, Radhanagar is the picture-perfect, idyllic beach escape.

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A pleasant trek from Taj Exotica Resort & Spa brings you to Elephant Beach, one of the best snorkelling destinations in the Andamans, offering exceptional visibility, making it suitable for amateurs and professionals alike. Its coral gardens - up to 20 metres deep - shelter a wide variety of marine animals, from eels to sea horses. One of the highlights of snorkeling at Elephant Beach is the opportunity to swim alongside graceful sea turtles. Along with other water sports, you can put on a helmet for a sea walk, a cross between snorkelling and scuba.

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Also known as Sunset Point, Chidiya Tapu (Bird Island) is a popular eco-tourism spot located on the southernmost tip of South Andaman. It is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, diverse birdlife, lush greenery and vibrant coral reefs. Birding enthusiasts come here early in the morning to spot parakeets, sea eagles, herons and visit the nearby Munda Pahad beach for water sports. The beach is best known for offering the most ethereal sunset views, with the horizon bathed in shades of coral and tangerine.

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An hour and 30 minutes away from Havelock Island (ferry is the only mode of transport) Neil Island is known for dense tropical forests and greenery complemented by white sand beaches and coral reefs. Officially known as Shaheed Dweep, this small island is ideal for a relaxed day tour, offering a gamut of aqua activities, from snorkelling at Bharatpur Beach to jet skiing and glass bottom boat rides. Don't miss out on visiting the natural rock arch formation at Howrah Bridge. Carved over centuries by the relentless forces of the sea against limestone cliffs, it's an artistic masterpiece of nature.

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A brief stroll away from Taj Exotica Resort & Spa, Radhanagar (known as Beach No 7) has earned its place as the seventh most beautiful beach in the world in a global ranking by TIME magazine, thanks to its unsullied beauty, soft white sands, clear turquoise waters and cleanliness. From sunbathing on loungers to swimming in crystal-clear waters and snorkelling in coral reefs that are home to parrotfish, angelfish and clownfish, Radhanagar is the picture-perfect, idyllic beach escape.

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A pleasant trek from Taj Exotica Resort & Spa brings you to Elephant Beach, one of the best snorkelling destinations in the Andamans, offering exceptional visibility, making it suitable for amateurs and professionals alike. Its coral gardens - up to 20 metres deep - shelter a wide variety of marine animals, from eels to sea horses. One of the highlights of snorkeling at Elephant Beach is the opportunity to swim alongside graceful sea turtles. Along with other water sports, you can put on a helmet for a sea walk, a cross between snorkelling and scuba.

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Constructed between 1857 and 1906, the jail infamously known as Kalapani, is a national memorial and a gritty reminder of the undaunted spirit of Indian freedom fighters against colonial rule. The British used this remote prison to exile Indian political prisoners and keep them in torturous solitary confinement. Visit the gallows for an eerie experience and the former cell of the jail’s most famous resident - freedom fighter Veer Savarkar, who spent 10 years here - which lies at the far end of a long corridor on the third floor of the prison block. The son-et-lumiere show held every evening in the jail compound presents a moving saga of India’s heroic freedom struggle.