JOLLY BOUY ISLAND

JOLLY BOUY /RED SKIN ISLAND

This islands also nestles some of the greenest of the green tropical forests and mangrove swamps along with feathery white sandy beaches and beautiful coral reefs. This island is very well connected to the other main lands by water and has boat facilities to and fro. It is located at a distance of 30 km from Port Blair further to the southwest. The glass bottom boats operating around the island offer a good chance to enjoy the corals underwater without having to get soaked in the sea.

Jolly Buoy Island is protected to save the living corals and so is closed at certain times of the year. People planning to visit this island are advised to take prior information on the opening of the island to outside tourists. It is also advisable to carry your own packed lunch, food and water and also something to spread on the sands along with a change of clothes if you are planning to visit Jolly Buoy Island.

Note: Jolly Buoy/Red Skin Island – Carrying of ID cards is compulsory. Guests are advised not to carry any poly bags/plastic items as the same is banned. It is better to carry eatables in tiffin/boxes to avoid inconvenience. The forest department will issue empty water bottles and guests have to shift water from plastic bottles before departure.

Visiting Timing 07:30 AM to 13:00 PM