Ross and Smith Islands is one of the most sought-after destinations for travelers planning to visit Diglipur. You can relate to this fact that the reason people want to cover Diglipur in their plan only because they want to discover the mystery of this unique place and experience how someone can walk from one island to the other where there is the open sea in between. It looks so scenic in the already published pictures and has gained so much popularity among the travelers, that you might have started reading out our mind by now what we have in stock to tell you about this place.
The Lamiya Bay Beach marks the foothill of the highest Saddle peak. This beach is very picturesque and even though it is just a beach amidst a huge island, being on this beach will give you the feel of standing on a lonely isolated island. Lamiya Bay is located few kilometers ahead of Kalipur Beach and under the national Park from where the trek to Saddle Peak begins.
Ramnagar Beach is another beautiful beach located 35 Kilometers away from Diglipur. This beach allows swimming which can keep you engaged for a good amount of time. Just like other places in Diglipur, you can find a tropical forest surrounding this beach where you can trek through the trails to keep yourself amidst a perfect combination of blues and greens along with the sandy beach nearby. There are eco-friendly beach amenities laid out on the beach like log sofas, Eco huts, and seating to make it comfortable to spend some good amount of time here. Ramnagar Beach is considered as a Turtle nesting ground during the winter season from December to March.
The Alfred Caves is a cluster of 41 amazing caves. It is located near Ramnagar Beach at a distance of about 35 kilometers from the main town of Diglipur. It takes a whole day to complete the visit to the caves and return to our accommodation. To complete this trip you need to start early in the morning and return by evening. While traveling from Port Blair to Diglipur if you take a stop and visit the Limestone Caves in Baratang (go to our Baratang page for more details), then taking reference to that cave you can say The Alfred Caves is a parent version of the Limestone Caves in Baratang.
Amidst the semi-evergreen forests of Shyamnagar, located near Hathi Level at a distance of about 20 Kilometers from the main town of Diglipur you can witness a chain of mud volcanoes of Shyamnagar. You will have to trek for about 15 minutes to catch sight of the Volcanoes. At the starting stage, you can see the bigger and slumbering volcanoes. Whereas, on proceeding ahead for few more minutes, you can see smaller and newly emerging volcanoes in the landscape. There are information and notice boards erected to keep the visitors aware of the place. Eco-friendly bamboo-made seating facilities and seats made of fallen tree logs are setup for visitors to sit and relax before they head back.
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