Mayabunder Tourism

Mayabunder is located in the northern part of the Andaman Islands, which is a group of islands at the juncture of the Bay of Bengal and Andaman Sea. Known for its picturesque beaches, mangrove creeks, and tropical forests, this small town brings a unique blend of cultures due to its historical settlement by immigrants from Myanmar, East Pakistan, and ex-convicts. Among its attractions, the Karmatang Beach is a well-known turtle nesting ground. The mangrove-lined shores of Avis Island and Interview Island offer tranquility and an exquisite natural experience, making them popular spots for picnics and day trips. The local culture reflects a mix of traditional Indian and Southeast Asian influences. The town serves as an entry point for various smaller islands and beaches in the region. Despite its scenic beauty, Mayabunder remains less crowded than other tourist hubs in the Andaman Islands, offering a serene and authentic island experience. It's also a connecting point for travel to the northern islands, including the remote areas of North Andaman.