Jolly Buoy Island is famous for its underwater corals and the pristine, untouched, clear beach. Turquoise-colored waters, scenic views, preserved beaches, and breathtaking rides are what Jolly Bouy Island has to offer. The white sand is comfortingly warm, and the crystal waters wave invitingly. It’s a part of the Mahatma Gandhi National Park and is therefore protected well protected, allowing the native species to thrive without much human interference

Wandoor Beach, only 25km from Port Blair, is vast and overlooks Jolly Buoy Island. The sand is bright and clean, perfect for lounging, and the water is famous for its corals. Boats to Jolly Buoy Island leave from Wandoor Beach (by 7.30am) and return (1.30-2.30pm). Little shacks for food and refreshments are dotted all over the beach, leaving no tourists wanting anything else.