Neil
NATURAL BRIDGE
Lakshmanpur Beach No. 1 on Neil Island is renowned for its unique rock formation resembling a natural bridge, with two living corals that have shaped themselves into a bridge-like structure. Originally, Bengali settlers on the island named it "Rabindra Sethu" and later affectionately dubbed it the "Howrah Bridge." This beach is a must-visit when exploring Neil Island as it offers a direct view of live corals and marine life while strolling towards the natural bridge. At Lakshmanpur Beach No. 1, you can observe a vibrant underwater world teeming with small, colorful fish, various crab species, starfish, shrimps, sea cucumbers, and sea urchins. It's a fascinating place to witness the rich marine biodiversity of the Andaman Islands. Moreover, the beach is not only a marine wonderland but also a perfect spot to catch a breathtaking sunset in the evening. It's an ideal location for couples and families looking to capture memorable photos and soak in the natural beauty of this tranquil beach.
