Best Resorts in Shaheed Dweep Near Laxmanpur Beach

As one of the resorts near Laxmanpur Beach, Moon Shine Garden Resort puts you within easy reach of Neil Island's own sights, with Port Blair's bigger attractions available as day trips. Being recognised as one of the best resorts in Shaheed Dweep means guests don't just get a comfortable room — they get a base close enough to the beach and the island's landmarks to explore without wasting a day on travel. The resort sits a short walk from Laxmanpur Beach, one of Neil Island's most well-known sunset points. Most guests staying at our beach resort make this an evening habit rather than a one-time visit.

Laxmanpur Beach is one of the most popular attractions on Neil Island and is especially known for its peaceful shoreline and beautiful sunset views. The broad coastal landscape provides an excellent setting for an evening walk, photography, or simply sitting beside the sea and enjoying the changing colours of the sky. The beach is particularly appealing to couples and travellers looking for a quiet evening away from crowded tourist areas. From Moon Shine Garden Resort, guests can easily plan an evening visit to the beach and return to the resort after sunset.

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  Cellular Jail

  Cellular Jail is one of the most historically significant monuments in the Andaman Islands, as it used to be the place where Britisher officers used to send prisoners for exile, during the period of their rule. The walls of this jail hold many stories of the brave Indian freedom fighters and prisoners who have withstood torment in the cells of this very building. The jail is also referred to as Kala Pani, meaning black water in Hindi, and what was the term for prison cell confinement during that period.

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  Chidiya Tapu

  Chidiya Tapu is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Andaman, and if you are on a trip to the islands, do not forget to spend a few hours at this wonderful place. Chidiya Tapu is mainly popular for its wide range of birds and is a haven for bird watchers. Indigenous and migratory birds can be seen decorating the skies here, enticing nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts visiting the place.

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  North Bay Island

  Adventurous water sports, alluring coral reefs, and panoramic landscapes, North Bay Island has everything that makes it a popular destination among the travel buffs. Whether you are a nature buff, a true water sports lover or a beach baby, this island has something for everyone. Spend your day enjoying the enthralling water sports of Andaman such as jet skiing, scuba diving, and snorkelling or soak in the charm of its captivating beaches, there are numerous ways to keep yourself engaged during your trip to Andaman.

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  Jolly Buoy Island

  Nestled away in a small corner of Andaman and Nicobar is the Jolly Buoy Island, an uninhabited and ecologically preserved island known for its clear waters and beautiful coral reefs that make it one of the most sought-after sports in the Andaman for scuba diving and snorkelling, and truly being able to experience the beauty of nature that has been unaffected by man-made dirt and pollution.

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  Mount Harriet National Park

  The pride of Port Blair, Mount Harriet National Park is a gathering of several mountains adorned with wilderness and greenery that attracts a lot of flora and fauna to this little paradise. The park has been carved out of a nearby forest area to make it more accessible for tourists to enjoy the splendid beauty of nature. The highest peak in the Andaman group of Islands, Mount Harriet is enveloped with dense evergreen and semi-evergreen forest making for jaw-dropping landscapes. Mount Harriet takes pride in being featured on every Indian currency of 20 rupees.

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  Samudrika Marine Museum

  This popular tourist place in Andaman run by the Indian Navy, Samudrika Marine Museum is one of its kinds in Port Blair showcasing marine life and its vivid forms. It has a huge collection of corals, seashells, fishes and different species of sea animals in distinct hues and sizes. The museum has been divided into five prominent sections as marine archaeology, history of Andaman, marine life, geographical information and people of Andaman. A major objective of the museum is to generate awareness towards the oceanic environment and marine life.