Diglipur travel guide
Nature and beach paradise
Diglipur offers scenic beaches, trekking trails, turtle nesting sites, and island excursions, combining adventure, wildlife, and peaceful coastal beauty for travelers exploring the northern part of the Andaman Islands.
Best time to visit Diglipur
Go Nov–Apr, when seas are calm enough for the boat to Ross and Smith Islands; Dec–Apr is best. Jun–Sep brings heavy rain and rough seas.
| Month | Verdict | Temperature | Rain | Crowds | What to expect |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | best | 26–27 °C | 35 mm | medium | Dry and sunny; calm seas for the boat to Ross and Smith Islands |
| February | best | 26–27 °C | 15 mm | low | Dry and sunny; good conditions for the Saddle Peak trek |
| March | best | 26–28 °C | 30 mm | low | Dry; warming up, so start treks early |
| April | best | 28–30 °C | 50 mm | low | Hot and humid; seas still calm |
| May | mixed | 29–30 °C | 310 mm | low | Monsoon usually arrives in the second half; seas turn rough |
| June | avoid | 28–29 °C | 380 mm | low | Monsoon; heavy rain, and rough seas can stop boat trips |
| July | avoid | 28–28 °C | 430 mm | low | Monsoon; rain most days, forest trails slippery |
| August | avoid | 28–28 °C | 390 mm | low | Monsoon; rough seas and wet, slippery trails |
| September | avoid | 27–28 °C | 410 mm | low | Heavy rain continues; boat trips unreliable |
| October | mixed | 28–28 °C | 230 mm | low | Rains easing but still frequent; seas calming |
| November | good | 28–28 °C | 160 mm | low | Showers easing; seas settling for boat trips |
| December | best | 27–28 °C | 90 mm | medium | Mostly dry; calm seas return |
How many days to spend in Diglipur
Two days cover a boat trip to Ross and Smith Islands and the Saddle Peak trek; a third adds Kalipur and Ramnagar beaches.
How to reach Diglipur
- By air: Port Blair (IXZ) — 300 km by road
- By road: From Port Blair — 300 km. Andaman Trunk Road north via Baratang and Rangat; a long day
Getting around
Buses link Diglipur town, Aerial Bay jetty and Kalipur; hire a boat at Aerial Bay for Ross and Smith Islands. A taxi is easiest for the beaches and the Saddle Peak trailhead.
Things to do in Diglipur
- North Reef Island — Vibrant marine reef zone (3 h · Paid entry)
- Lalaji bay beach — Secluded white sand beach (3 h · Free entry)
- Saddle Peak — Highest peak in Andaman (5 h · ₹25)
- Dhani Nallah Beach — Mangrove wooden walkway (1.5 h · Free entry)
- Turtle Resort — Protected turtle habitat (2 h)
- Kalipur Beach — Turtle nesting beach (2.5 h · Free entry)
- Ramnagar Beach — Peaceful sandy beach (2.5 h · Free entry)
- Yeratta Mangrove Plantation — Mangrove eco park (2 h)
- Lamiya Bay Beach — Rocky scenic beach (2.5 h · Free entry)
- Amkunj Beach — Eco friendly beach spot (2 h · Free entry)
Frequently asked questions
What is the best time to visit Diglipur?
Go Nov–Apr, when seas are calm enough for the boat to Ross and Smith Islands; Dec–Apr is best. Jun–Sep brings heavy rain and rough seas.
How many days are enough for Diglipur?
2–3 days. Two days cover a boat trip to Ross and Smith Islands and the Saddle Peak trek; a third adds Kalipur and Ramnagar beaches.
How do I reach Diglipur?
By air: Port Blair (IXZ) — 300 km by road. By road: From Port Blair — 300 km. Andaman Trunk Road north via Baratang and Rangat; a long day.
What are the top things to do in Diglipur?
North Reef Island, Lalaji bay beach, Saddle Peak, Dhani Nallah Beach, Turtle Resort, Kalipur Beach.
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Guide checked on 2026-10-06.