About Laxmanpur Beach
Laxmanpur Beach is a white-sand beach on the western coast of Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island) in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Known for its long shoreline, shallow waters, scattered corals and sunset views, it is divided into Laxmanpur Beach No. 1 and No. 2. The beach is a popular visitor spot for evening sightseeing, photography and beach walks near the Natural Bridge rock formation.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, curved stretch of white sand with shallow, clear water and extensive coral and shell deposits along the shore. The beach is wide and relatively quiet, with open views to the west ideal for sunset. There are scattered natural rock and coral formations, and the Natural Bridge formation is accessible nearby at low tide. Basic food stalls and seating are available near the entry area.
Key highlights
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Wide white-sand beach on the west coast of Shaheed Dweep famous for sunset views
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Shallow waters with visible corals, shells and marine deposits at low tide
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Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge) rock formation accessible from Laxmanpur Beach No. 2
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Long shoreline suitable for beach walks and photography
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Relatively secluded and less crowded compared to beaches on Swaraj Dweep