Andaman Travel Tree
Islands · Reefs · Slow Travel

An Independent Island Journal

The Andamans,
told slowly.

Andaman Travel Tree is a reader-first journal for one of the last quiet corners of the tropics — turquoise water, coral gardens and small islands worth taking your time over.

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What we cover

A few branches, deeply rooted

We are travellers and readers first. Every guide here is written in-house, and we point you toward the islands, reefs and quiet beaches that reward an unhurried trip.

Beaches

White sand & turquoise

From Radhanagar's long curve to hidden coves you reach on foot — the shorelines that make the Andamans famous.

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Reefs

Below the surface

Coral gardens, sea turtles and some of the clearest diving water in the Bay of Bengal — and how to enjoy it responsibly.

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Slow Travel

Island time

Ferry hops, fishing villages and the unhurried rhythm of moving between islands instead of rushing through them.

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A quiet tropical bay at golden hour

Why we exist

A guide that's on your side

The Andamans are changing fast, and most of what's written about them is built to sell something. We're not. Andaman Travel Tree carries no advertising and no sponsored reviews — just honest, first-hand writing.

We tell you when a beach is worth the boat ride and when it isn't, which reefs need protecting, and how to travel here without leaving a mark.

How we work
36
Islands & beaches covered
7
Years on the water
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Ads or sponsors
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Written in-house

From the Journal

Latest reading

First Trip

A first-timer's guide to the Andaman Islands

When to go, which islands to choose, and how to plan an unhurried two weeks across the archipelago.

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Reefs

Beneath the surface: diving the Andamans

The dive sites, the marine life and the simple habits that keep these reefs alive for the next visitor.

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