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3 Days in Rangat for a Romantic Getaway
Rangat is a hidden gem in the Andamans, perfect for couples looking for peace, stunning beaches, and quiet moments together. With its lush green forests, serene coastlines, and slow pace of life, it’s the ideal spot to unwind and reconnect. I’ve spent time here just watching the sunsets, walking barefoot on empty beaches, and enjoying fresh seafood by the shore—it’s pure magic.
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Day 1
Day 1 in Rangat
Kick off your romantic getaway with Rangat's most stunning beaches and a peaceful mangrove walk, ending with fresh seafood by the shore.
Activities
Morning at Amkunj Beach
Start your day at Amkunj Beach, a quiet stretch of golden sand fringed by casuarina trees. It's perfect for a leisurely stroll or just soaking in the serene vibes. The shallow waters are great for a quick dip, and you might spot some crabs scurrying along the shore.
- Carry a beach mat or towel to sit comfortably.
- Visit early to avoid the occasional midday crowd.
Mangrove Walk at Cutbert Bay
Head to Cutbert Bay for a unique mangrove walk on a wooden boardwalk. The peaceful surroundings and chirping birds make it a romantic spot. Keep an eye out for rare turtles if you're visiting during nesting season (December to February).
- Wear comfortable shoes for the boardwalk.
- Bring binoculars if you're into birdwatching.
Lunch at a Local Seafood Shack
Wrap up your morning with a fresh seafood lunch at one of the small beachside shacks near Cutbert Bay. Try the grilled lobster or butter garlic prawns, paired with steamed rice and a squeeze of local lime.
- Ask for the catch of the day—it’s always the freshest.
- Carry cash as some shacks don’t accept cards.
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Day 2
Day 2 in Rangat
A mix of nature, local culture, and relaxation, exploring Rangat's lesser-known but equally charming spots.
Activities
Panchavati Hills Trek
Start your day with a gentle trek through Panchavati Hills, surrounded by lush greenery and occasional wildlife sightings. The trail is shaded and peaceful, perfect for couples who enjoy nature without the crowds. The viewpoint at the top offers a stunning panorama of Rangat’s coastline.
- Wear comfortable shoes with good grip
- Carry water and light snacks
Visit to Moricedera
Head to Moricedera, a serene freshwater stream surrounded by dense forests. The crystal-clear water is perfect for a quick dip, and the shaded banks make for a great picnic spot. It’s a hidden gem where you can enjoy quiet moments away from the usual tourist trails.
- Bring a towel and change of clothes if you plan to swim
- Pack a picnic—there are no food stalls nearby
Sunset at Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway
End the day with a peaceful stroll along the Dhaninallah Mangrove Walkway, a long wooden bridge winding through dense mangroves. The golden hour light filtering through the trees creates a magical atmosphere, and if you’re lucky, you might spot crabs and birds scurrying about.
- Wear mosquito repellent
- Stay quiet to spot more wildlife
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Day 3
Day 3 in Rangat
A relaxed day exploring Rangat's hidden gems, from serene beaches to local markets and authentic island flavors.
Activities
Sunrise at Ramnagar Beach
Start your day with the quiet beauty of Ramnagar Beach, a lesser-known spot perfect for a peaceful morning. The soft golden sands and gentle waves make it ideal for a romantic stroll. You might even spot some local fishermen bringing in their catch.
- Bring a light jacket; mornings can be breezy.
- Carry water and snacks—there are no vendors nearby.
Explore Rangat Bazaar
Dive into local life at Rangat Bazaar, where you’ll find everything from fresh produce to handmade souvenirs. It’s a great place to pick up spices, seashell crafts, or just soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Don’t miss the tiny stalls selling homemade coconut candies—a sweet local treat.
- Bargain politely—it’s part of the experience.
- Try the fresh coconut water sold at stalls—it’s incredibly refreshing.
Lunch at a Local Home Kitchen
Skip the restaurants and opt for a home-cooked meal at a local’s house. Many families in Rangat offer authentic Andaman meals, featuring dishes like fish curry with coconut rice, grilled prawns, and tangy tamarind chutney. It’s a warm, personal way to experience island hospitality.
- Call ahead if possible—some homes require advance notice.
- Be open to trying whatever’s prepared—it’s all delicious!