About Yerrata Creek
Yerrata Creek is a mangrove-lined tidal creek located at Yerrata village near Rangat in Middle Andaman, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is known for its calm backwaters, dense mangrove forests and tranquil coastal ecosystem. Visitors explore the creek on small boats operated with Forest Department permission. The site is valued for birdwatching, nature photography and experiencing the undisturbed mangrove habitat away from main tourist beaches.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a narrow, calm tidal creek flanked by dense mangrove forests near Rangat. The main experience is a slow boat ride through winding waterways surrounded by mangrove roots, mudflats and coastal vegetation. Birdwatching and photography are common, with chances to see kingfishers, herons and other coastal birds. There are no built structures or commercial developments; the setting is natural and quiet with basic boat jetty facilities.
Key highlights
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Mangrove-lined tidal creek near Rangat in Middle Andaman
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Boat safari through calm backwaters and dense mangrove tunnels
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Birdwatching opportunities for coastal and mangrove species
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Tranquil natural setting away from crowded beaches
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Photography of mangrove ecosystem and creek landscapes