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2 Days in Neil Island for a Relaxing Nature Trip
Neil Island is a tiny slice of paradise with pristine beaches, lush greenery, and a slow pace that lets you truly unwind. I fell in love with its crystal-clear waters and the way the sunlight dances on the waves. It's the perfect place to disconnect and soak in the natural beauty of the Andamans.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Neil Island
Kick off your Neil Island adventure with its most stunning beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and a laid-back island vibe. Today is all about soaking in the sun, snorkeling in crystal-clear waters, and ending with a serene sunset.
Activities
Beach hopping at Bharatpur and Laxmanpur
Start your day at Bharatpur Beach, known for its soft white sand and excellent snorkeling spots. The shallow waters are perfect for beginners. Later, head to Laxmanpur Beach, a long stretch of pristine shoreline ideal for a quiet stroll or shell collecting. The coral formations here are breathtaking during low tide.
- Carry water and sunscreen—shade is limited.
- Check tide timings for Laxmanpur Beach to see the best coral exposure.
Natural Bridge at sunset
Wrap up your day at the iconic Natural Bridge, a stunning rock formation carved by the sea. The golden hour light makes it magical, and the views are unbeatable. It’s a short walk from Laxmanpur Beach 2, so time your visit to catch the sunset here.
- Wear sturdy shoes—the path can be rocky.
- Stay cautious during high tide as the area can get slippery.
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Day 2
Day 2 in Neil Island
A mix of hidden beaches, local culture, and fresh seafood to round off your Neil Island trip.
Activities
Sunrise at Sitapur Beach
Start your day early with the quiet beauty of Sitapur Beach, known for its soft white sand and gentle waves. Unlike the more crowded beaches, Sitapur feels secluded, perfect for a peaceful morning walk or just soaking in the sunrise. The shallow waters are great for a quick dip.
- Carry a flashlight if walking in the dark
- Wear sturdy sandals—the path down can be rocky
Explore Neil Kendra Village
Head inland to Neil Kendra, the island’s main village, for a slice of local life. Walk past colorful houses, small coconut groves, and maybe even spot fishermen repairing their nets. Stop by the local market for fresh fruit or a quick snack—vendors often sell juicy pineapples or tender coconut water.
- Try the local 'badaam' (almond) milk sold by street vendors
- Ask before photographing locals—some prefer privacy
Snorkeling at Coral Point
Wrap up your trip with a snorkeling session at Coral Point, where vibrant coral reefs teem with fish just a few meters from shore. Rent gear from nearby shacks or join a guided snorkeling tour if you’re new to it. The water is usually calm, making it ideal for beginners.
- Reef-safe sunscreen only—chemicals harm corals
- Carry a waterproof phone case for underwater shots