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What to see around Diglipur
Ross and Smith Islands are twin islands joined by a sandbar and reached by boat. Saddle Peak, the highest point in the Andaman Islands at roughly 730 metres, offers a forest trek. Kalipur and Lamiya Bay are quiet beaches, and Kalipur is known for turtle nesting in the cooler months.
Diglipur is much less crowded than Havelock, so it suits travellers who want nature and space.
Getting to Diglipur
Diglipur is far from Port Blair. The road journey along the Andaman Trunk Road typically takes many hours, often 9 to 12, and includes a regulated section through a protected tribal reserve. Sea services also operate. Check current bus and ferry timings and plan to stay at least two to three nights so the journey is worth it.
Compare your options with hotels in Andaman, or see Havelock and Neil Island if you are building a longer trip.
Tips for booking a stay in Diglipur
Hotel choice is more limited than in Port Blair or Havelock, so book early, especially from December to February. Confirm meals, since restaurant choice nearby can be small, and ask your hotel about local transport to the jetties and trek starting points.
Frequently asked questions
How far is Diglipur from Port Blair?
It is a long journey, usually many hours by road, often 9 to 12 hours. Check current bus and ferry schedules before you plan.
How many days should I plan for Diglipur?
Plan at least two to three nights, so you have time for Ross and Smith Islands and one more outing.
What is Diglipur famous for?
Ross and Smith Islands, the Saddle Peak trek, quiet beaches and turtle nesting at Kalipur in the cooler months.
Are there many hotels in Diglipur?
Choice is limited compared with Havelock, so it is best to book early. Send an enquiry if you do not see the dates you want.
When is the best time to visit Diglipur?
The cooler months, roughly November to March, are generally the most comfortable. Monsoon rain can affect roads and boats.