For many travellers, Rangat Jetty is more than just a ferry terminal—it’s the gateway to some of the most beautiful and least-explored islands in the Andaman Islands. Surrounded by calm creeks and lush mangrove forests, the jetty connects Rangat with destinations such as Long Island, making it an important stop for anyone exploring Middle Andaman beyond the usual tourist route.

Unlike the busy jetties in Port Blair, Rangat Jetty has a slower pace that reflects the charm of the region itself. Watching ferries arrive and depart, local fishing boats moving across the water, and the peaceful coastal surroundings gives visitors a glimpse of everyday island life. Even if you’re not boarding a ferry, it’s a pleasant place to spend some time, enjoy the fresh sea breeze, and capture beautiful photographs of the waterfront.

If your itinerary includes Long Island, Rangat Jetty will be the starting point of one of the most memorable journeys in Middle Andaman.

Quick Visitor Information

Travel Tip: If you’re travelling to Long Island, reach the jetty well before your ferry departure. Government ferry schedules may change due to weather or operational requirements, so it’s always a good idea to confirm timings in advance.

Why Visit Rangat Jetty?

• Gateway to the beautiful Long Island.
• Experience the peaceful coastal life of Middle Andaman.
• Enjoy scenic views of mangroves and the surrounding creeks.
• Ideal stop for photography and ferry travel.
• An important transport hub while exploring Rangat and nearby islands.