Havelock Island—where the sea is your neighbor, the breeze your friend, and every corner invites you to pause and smile. Known for its postcard-perfect beaches, lush greenery, and relaxed island vibe, Havelock is the ultimate escape for both the thrill-seeker and the peace-lover.
At Ocean Tree Beach Resort & Spa, we call it home—and we can’t wait to share it with you.
“They say happiness comes in waves. At Havelock, it’s in every grain of sand.”
Swaraj Dweep Jetty → Kalapathar Beach
6.5 km 15–20 minutes by road
Swaraj Dweep Jetty → Radhanagar Beach
10 km 20–25 minutes by road
Ocean Tree Resort → Kalapathar Beach
2.6 km (1.6 miles) 5 minutes by road
Voted one of Asia’s best beaches, Radhanagar is a showstopper. Think velvety soft sands, calm blue waters, and sunsets that deserve their own standing ovation. Whether you're lounging under a beach umbrella or dipping your toes into the sea, Radhanagar has a way of making the ordinary feel magical.
“Don’t just visit a beach. Visit the beach that travel dreams are made of.”
Just steps away from Ocean Tree, Vijaynagar Beach (Beach No. 5) is your go-to for slow mornings, long walks, and thoughtful moments. With its gentle waves and coconut-fringed shoreline, it's the perfect spot to breathe easy and let the island pace guide you.
“Take only pictures, leave only footprints—unless you’re leaving with a happy heart too.”
Kalapathar may be lesser-known, but that’s exactly what makes it special. With dramatic black rocks, golden sands, and fewer crowds, it’s the ideal place to find your own peaceful corner. Bring a book, bring a camera—or just bring yourself.
“Sometimes, the roads less traveled lead to the most beautiful places.
Elephanta Beach is where the action is! A short boat ride takes you to this aquatic playground, perfect for snorkeling, sea-walking, and exploring vibrant coral reefs. If you've ever wanted to swim with the fish or feel like a mermaid (or merman!), this is the place.
“Dive into adventure—because life is better underwater!”
Tucked away like a well-kept secret in the Andaman archipelago, Neil Island (now officially known as Shaheed Dweep) is calm, charming, and effortlessly beautiful. Known for its laid-back vibe, crystal-clear waters, and scenic beaches, Neil is perfect for slow travelers who believe in “vacations that feel like deep breaths.”
Just a short ferry ride from Havelock, this island is where time takes a backseat and nature takes the lead.
At Ocean Tree, we’re happy to guide you to this serene slice of paradise—because sometimes, less really is more.
Mode: Bus or Auto Rickshaw
Details: Buses take approximately 30 minutes from Neil Jetty to Laxmanpur Beach for about ₹30, while auto-rickshaws are available for around ₹120 each way.
Laxmanpur Beach is Neil Island’s showstopper when it comes to golden hours. With its long stretch of soft white sand and a front-row view to jaw-dropping sunsets, this beach is made for those moments when words fall short and the sky does all the talking. ... Whether you're collecting seashells or just collecting peace of mind—Laxmanpur delivers. Read More
“Watch the sun dip, and let your worries do the same.”
If Laxmanpur is about calm, Bharatpur Beach is about color and cheer. Shallow, turquoise waters meet powdery sand, making it ideal for snorkeling, swimming, and family picnics. The coral reefs here are bustling with marine life—a true underwater festival.
“When life gives you waves, grab a snorkel!”
Locally known as the Howrah Bridge of Neil, this natural rock formation is a must-see. Sculpted by wind and sea over centuries, the arch-shaped Natural Bridge is best visited at low tide. Walking through the rocky path feels like stepping into a nature-made museum, full of life, stories, and sea breeze.
“Built not by man, but by the patient hands of time.”
While the big names shine bright, Neil Island also charms with its quieter corners—like Sitapur Beach, a lovely spot for early risers chasing the sunrise, or Ramnagar Beach, a peaceful place to simply sit and listen to the ocean hum.
At Ocean Tree, we believe every traveler has their own rhythm—and Neil Island moves to yours.
Far from the tourist buzz and close to nature’s heart, Long Island is one of the Andamans’ best-kept secrets. Untamed, unfiltered, and unbelievably serene, it offers everything a modern soul craves—quiet beaches, lush tropical forests, and the kind of peace you can’t pack but will surely bring back.
Just a ferry ride away, this charming island is an ideal day-trip or overnight getaway for those staying at Ocean Tree Beach Resort & Spa.
“Lose yourself where the Wi-Fi is weak, but the connection is deep.”
Accessible by a short boat ride or a forest trail, Lalaji Bay is Long Island’s crown jewel. This sun-drenched beach is a picture of untouched beauty, with turquoise waters stretching as far as the eye can see. It’s perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and rediscovering the joy of doing absolutely nothing.
“Sometimes, all you need is a beach and a break from the world.”
A short boat ride from Long Island takes you to Merk Bay, a pristine beach on North Passage Island. Think soft sands, crystal-clear waters, and zero crowds. This beach is ideal for snorkelers, dolphin watchers, and anyone wanting to escape into pure blue bliss.
“Where the land ends and adventure begins.”
Tucked away in the northern embrace of the Andaman Islands, North Andaman is wild, wonderful, and deeply soulful. With dense forests, tranquil beaches, limestone caves, and rolling hills, it’s a place that whispers to wanderers and nature-lovers alike.
Here, life moves slowly, stories run deep, and the ocean sings its ancient lullabies.
“In North Andaman, nature doesn’t just surround you—it speaks to your soul.”
At the northern tip of the Andamans, Diglipur is a scenic town that perfectly balances adventure and serenity. It’s known for its friendly locals, green hills, and unique ecosystems. Far from the crowds, Diglipur is your gateway to some of the most untouched treasures of the archipelago.
“To travel north is to journey deeper—into nature, into silence, into wonder.”
Connected by a narrow strip of white sand, Ross and Smith Islands look like they were stitched together by the sea itself. These twin islands are as magical as they sound—ideal for sunbathing, snorkeling, or simply soaking up the silence.
“Where the land is twin, but the experience is one of a kind.”
Clear waters, soft sands, and a breeze that carries no noise but joy—this is island life, elevated.
The highest point in the Andamans, Saddle Peak invites you for a trek through tropical rainforests filled with exotic flora and fauna. The view from the top? Absolutely breathtaking. It’s nature’s way of showing off—and rightly so.
“The best views come after the hardest climb.”
For those who seek both challenge and charm, Saddle Peak delivers.
Famous for its turtle nesting grounds, Kalipur Beach is a blend of black volcanic sand, gentle waves, and coastal magic. Visit between December and February, and you might witness turtles coming ashore to lay their eggs—a quiet miracle of nature.
“At Kalipur, the sands remember every shell, every story, every step.”
Ramnagar is the kind of beach that invites long walks, hushed conversations, and quiet contemplation. The coral reefs just off the shore offer great opportunities for snorkeling, while the sunset views make it worth staying till twilight.
“Some beaches sparkle, others soothe—Ramnagar does both.”
Tucked between the buzz of the north and the calm of the south, Middle and Little Andaman Islands are lesser-known, but unforgettable gems. Think rustic charm, endless greenery, tribal culture, pristine beaches, and a pace of life that’s beautifully unhurried.
These islands don’t just offer sightseeing—they offer soul-seeing.
“Some places you visit. Others, you feel in your bones.”
Known as the cultural and natural bridge of the archipelago, Middle Andaman is dotted with mangrove creeks, tranquil villages, and dense tropical forests. It’s the perfect getaway for nature lovers, bird watchers, and those seeking authentic island life.
A peaceful town wrapped in greenery, Rangat offers scenic views and raw beauty. Explore Amkunj Beach, built with eco-friendly wooden benches, or walk along the Panchavati Hills where cascading waterfalls meet the wild.
“Let nature be your therapist—with salty air, green trails, and no appointments needed.”
A hidden treasure for eco-tourists, this raised wooden path takes you through the heart of the mangrove forests—silent, surreal, and utterly stunning.
“The deeper into nature you go, the closer you get to yourself.”
Often called the “untamed island,” Little Andaman is wild, welcoming, and wonderfully offbeat. It’s perfect for the curious traveler who wants to venture beyond the usual.
A crescent-shaped paradise and a surfer’s dream, Butler Bay is framed by tall palms and crashing waves. It’s ideal for water sports, swimming, or just lying back with a book under the sun.
“At Butler Bay, the ocean doesn’t just kiss the shore—it dances with it.”
A short trek through the island’s forests leads to this gently gushing waterfall surrounded by untouched wilderness. Dip your feet, breathe in the mist, and let the water do the talking.
“When the water falls, your worries rise away.”
Charming coastal villages where coconut plantations meet crystal waters. Perfect for long drives, photography, and understanding the everyday island rhythm.