Asia's Most Beautiful Beach - Where Paradise Meets Reality
Merk Bay Beach, located on North Passage Island (Middle Andaman District), is one of the most pristine and offbeat beaches in the Andaman Islands. Known for its powdery white sand, turquoise waters, and rich marine biodiversity, this beach is a hidden paradise.
Accessible mainly by boat, Merk Bay offers a peaceful escape from crowds, making it perfect for snorkeling, dolphin spotting, and photography.
Permit Required – Since North Passage Island is uninhabited, you need permits to visit.
Permits can be obtained via Forest Department or through tour operators at Long Island / Port Blair.
Fly to Veer Savarkar International Airport, Port Blair. From there, take a ferry to Havelock Island (2-3 hours). The beach is 12km from Havelock jetty.
This is one of the popular activities at this beach.
This is one of the popular activities at this beach.
This is one of the popular activities at this beach.
This is one of the popular activities at this beach.
This is one of the popular activities at this beach.
This is one of the special highlights of this beach.
This is one of the special highlights of this beach.
This is one of the special highlights of this beach.
Merk Bay Beach
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Open all day. Best enjoyed between 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (boats usually return before evening).
Tropical climate with temperatures ranging from 24°C to 32°C year-round.
From Port Blair:Take a ferry/ship to Long Island (via Rangat or Yeratta Jetty).| From Long Island to Merk Bay:By Boat: 30–40 minutes scenic boat ride through mangroves and open waters. No direct road or trekking access – only accessible via boat.
Ready to experience this tropical paradise? Contact us for bookings and travel assistance.
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