Lalaji Bay Beach

Lalaji Bay Beach is a secluded white-sand beach on the western coast of Long Island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. Located within the North and Middle Andaman district, it is known for its clear turquoise waters, pristine shoreline and surrounding mangrove forests. Accessible only by boat followed by a trek, the beach remains largely undeveloped and uncrowded, offering a tranquil natural setting away from commercial tourism.

Visitors can expect a pristine, undeveloped beach with white sand, clear turquoise water and dense mangrove and evergreen forest surroundings. Access involves a boat ride from Long Island jetty followed by an approximately 1.5 km trek through a mangrove creek and forest trail. There are no shops, shacks or permanent structures on the beach. Visitors can walk along the shoreline, swim, sunbathe and enjoy quiet natural scenery with very few crowds.