About Long Island
Long Island is a small inhabited island in the Andaman archipelago, located east of Middle Andaman in the North and Middle Andaman district. It is known for its pristine beaches, dense evergreen forests, mangrove creeks and tranquil environment. Notable for Lalaji Bay Beach and nearby Guitar Island, it offers a quiet island experience away from mass tourism and is accessed only by ferry services.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a quiet, sparsely populated island with dense forests, mangrove-lined creeks and white sandy beaches. The main settlement has basic shops and guesthouses. Key areas to explore include Lalaji Bay Beach reached via a forest trek and boat, Merk Bay Beach on the northern coast, and the connected Guitar Island at low tide. The environment is natural and undeveloped with limited infrastructure, suitable for beach walks, swimming and nature observation.
Key highlights
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Lalaji Bay Beach - long sandy beach accessible via forest trek and boat ride
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Merk Bay Beach - secluded beach on the north coast ideal for swimming and sunset views
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Guitar Island - small uninhabited island connected to Long Island by a sandbar at low tide
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Mangrove creeks and evergreen forest trails
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Tranquil island settlement with minimal crowds and natural surroundings