Diglipur is a town in North Andaman, about 325 km from Port Blair. It is known for Ross & Smith Islands, Saddle Peak, and turtle nesting beaches.

The best time to visit Diglipur is from October to April, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for trekking, beach visits, and water activities.

You can reach Diglipur by road (8-10 hours drive, 325 km) or by ferry from Port Blair to Diglipur (limited services available).

A minimum of 2-3 days is recommended to explore Ross & Smith Islands, Saddle Peak, Kalipur Beach, and Mud Volcano comfortably.

Popular attractions include: Ross & Smith Islands (natural sandbar) Saddle Peak (highest point in Andaman) Kalipur Beach (turtle nesting) Mud Volcano

Yes, Diglipur is great for families, nature lovers, and offbeat travelers. However, luxury facilities are limited compared to Port Blair or Havelock.

You can enjoy swimming and snorkeling at Ross & Smith Islands. Organized water sports like jet skiing or parasailing are not available here.

No permit is required for Indian tourists to visit Diglipur. Foreign nationals need a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), available on arrival at Port Blair airport.

Yes, Diglipur is a very safe and peaceful destination. It is less crowded than southern islands, making it perfect for travelers seeking solitude.

Diglipur offers comfortable budget hotels, eco-resorts, and government guest houses. Luxury resorts are not available here.