Mayabunder
KAMATANG BEACH
Karmatang Beach, located at a distance of approximately 240 kilometers from Port Blair, is accessible through a scenic route passing by Baratang, Kadantala, Rangat, and Billi Ground. Mayabunder features a small wharf or jetty where mainland-bound ships make brief stops for passenger embarkation. At Karmatang Beach, tourists can revel in the natural beauty and tranquility of the area. Accommodation options are readily available in Mayabunder, with numerous hotels, lodges, and a Bed and Breakfast scheme known as "Koh hee" in Webi village, managed by the Keran family. This unique stay offers visitors a taste of homemade and delicious Keran Tribal cuisine, showcasing the warmth and hospitality of the locals. Karmatang Beach has seen partial development by the Forest Department and is suitable for various water sports and fishing activities. The beach's distinct shape provides protection from direct wave impacts, allowing tourists to enjoy their visit throughout the year. Additionally, the area holds historical significance with the presence of bunkers constructed by the Japanese during their occupation of the islands.
