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Reefwatch An NGO with focus on marine conservation accepts volunteers to be involved in beach clean ups, fish surveys and teaching opportunities for a period of three weeks. Its best to choose this off beat path only if you are visiting between December and February Rangat has been promoted as an eco tourism destination although there isn’t much to the place other than the Government owned Guest house Hawksbill Nest is near to the Cutbert bay beach and Turtle sanctuary. Visit the turtle nesting ground near Rangat: This bamboo rooftop restaurant at Lalaji Bay View serves grilled fish and Israeli dishes that come with paid wi-fi access and a fully stocked bar! You can take a trip to the North Passage Island which is beautiful, fairly free from tourists and if you are lucky, you may just catch sight of a dolphin. While camping is illegal, it can be arranged through the guest house where you have registered. You can come here if you simply want to enjoy the village life and walk your way around the forests and beaches. The island has very little tourist development with no rickshaws or cars. Long Island has limited infrastructure, one government rest house (which needs to be booked from Port Blair) and one eco hotel. Want to lay your eyes on unspoiled Andaman? This is the place you should be.

The island has a jungle resort which can be an interesting stay option for you. Tourists do drop by on their way to Jolly Buoy and Red Skin Island but people don’t stay back. You can choose to snorkel at some spots near the village. It takes about an hour and a half by bus to reach Wandoor from Port Blair and the beach is 5 minutes from the village.

The place has a couple of beaches and stay options and offers a quite place to relax as you watch emerald blues and orange sunsets. Head over to the southern tip of Andaman to the quaint village of Wandoor. While it is a great place, it’s also pricey and thronged by tourists in the peak season. Most conventional packages will be selling you the white-beach-blue-water dream with Havelock.

Here are some of the unconventional places to stay and non-touristy things to do in Andaman But there is another way to explore Andaman – the real, non-touristy way. Until date, we’ve been sharing a lot of things to do in Andaman when you are on a holiday package.

The non-touristy Andaman things to do list is a must try if you want to take the lesser known path Non-touristy travel is one of the latest trends in the industry that allows you to explore a new place like a local.