Trekking in Andaman

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, with their natural abundance, is the ideal place for trekkers to be in; the beaches, mountains and forests provide ample opportunities to go trekking. There are several trails to follow, flora and fauna to discover, sunset to watch and gorgeous views to capture on all trekking expeditions on the islands. Some of the most popular destinations include Mount Harriet, Chidiya Tapu, Limestone Caves and Saddle Peak etc.

• Trekking begins from Mount Harriet, the trails taking trekkers through forests full of rare plant and animal species, and ends at Madhuban; it is an excellent chance to come upon some breathtaking views of the scenery below.
• The Chidiya Lapu trail, which ends with a view of Rutland, is a simpler one featuring labelled trees, sea viewpoints and gorgeous sunset views. 
• The slowly-melting Limestone Caves in Baratang are at the end of a trail that includes a mangrove forest and paddy fields.
• The Saddle Peak trek is an arduous uphill one that lasts about 7 hours, wherein trekkers can come across deer, snakes and birds.