Campbell Bay in Andaman, India

Campbell Bay Tourism

Considered to be a secluded paradise, the place isn’t frequented by a lot of tourists. Due to its geographical location, many tourists choose to skip off this location. Even though reaching this place is an achievement in itself, the visit here is absolutely worth the time, money, and energy. The natural beauty here is ethereal and would mesmerize one’s senses to the core.

The Campbell Bay Island is open only to the Indian tourists. This is the reason why tourism here is considerably less as compared to the other locations in the Andamans. The ones who want to explore the natural beauty here and also the famous Indira Point (the southernmost tip of India) make a visit here.

Campbell Bay National Park

This secluded paradise is also known for its lush foliage and dense forests. There is an abundance of tropical flora and fauna here. Hence, the area was given the name of Campbell Bay National Park by the Indian government in the year 1992. The park is regarded as one of the best in India by the tourists. There is so much of natural beauty and wonders to absorb here.

The park covers an area of 426 square kilometers. There are other parks and sanctuaries located nearby. The Galathea National Park which is considerably lesser in size than Campbell Bay National Park is separated from the latter with a 12 kilometers long forest buffer zone. There are varieties of Mangroves and other tropical foliage. There are many flowering plants here as well like orchids. Check out the many species here like Nicobar pigeon, Robber crabs, white-bellied sea eagle, Nicobar tree shrew, hawksbill turtles, Andaman Wild pig, Oliver Ridley turtles, etc.