Click, Capture & Chill: Andaman's Most Instagram-Worthy Places

Explore stunning Instagram spots in Andaman for picture-perfect trips

July 2025 Photography Global Tourist Centre Team

Imagine yourself standing on a sunlit beach where turquoise-coloured waves kiss your feet and the sand shines like sparkling powdered silver. You take out your phone or camera, lift the lens and the frame looks something out of your dreams. Yes, that is the magic of Andaman Islands.

Tucked away in the Bay of Bengal, Andaman has subtly garnered the reputation of being a visual paradise for those who live to capture and experience beauty. Whether you are a full-time creator or just a casual explorer who loves framing moments on one of the biggest social media platforms called Instagram, this place gives you views that you will want to freeze forever.

So, read further because we are about to write more about the most Instagrammable spots in Andaman that are more than worth every click and caption.

Radhanagar Beach -- The Perfect Sunset

Radhanagar Beach sunset

The stunning sunset views at Radhanagar Beach

Why not begin with one of the most famous names in the list? Radhanagar Beach on Havlock Island has been voted one of Asia's top beaches, and rightly so. Visit her and you will realize that the waves here whisper. The sands stretch far and wide with such a sheen that it catches every shade in the sky.

The best shot you will get here is that of a sunset and if you are lucky, with fiery skies, silhouettes and wide-angle beach frames which you can include in your golden hour dream.

Try low-angle shots with bare feet in fame or a soft-focus portrait with the ocean behind you.

Neil Island Natural Bridge -- A Masterpiece By Nature

Neil Island Natural Bridge

The stunning natural rock formation at Neil Island

Nature decided to be a lot more creative on Neil Island. The Natural Bridge here is a rock formation shaped over years by wind, water and time. Covered aesthetically in wild green vines and framed by crashing waves, it makes every Neil Island Natural Bridge photo you take look like a hidden wonder.

The best shots will come during the mid-day for sharp shadows and details. You can even go wide to frame the whole bridge or get innovative with angles through the arc.

You can have a model standing at a distance under an arc to make it a dramatic shot.

Kalapathar Beach -- Blue Hues Meets Clear Waters

Kalapathar Beach

The serene beauty of Kalapathar Beach

Quiet, serene, lesser-known and soaked in mood, Kalapathar Beach is for those who love pastel blues and reflective sands. Flanked by black rocks and dense forests on one side and a luminous shore on the other, this place is perfect to execute your Kalapathar Beach photography.

The best shots can come during golden hour with long shadows and drone shots showing the stark yet beautiful contrast of black rocks and blue waters.

Ross Island -- Ruins With a Story

Ross Island ruins

The historic ruins of Ross Island

Abandoned buildings, creeping tree roots and colonial remnants -- Your Ross Island photography can be eerie and beautiful all at once. If you are drawn to places with history and mood, this is here you should go. The ruins itself are poetic.

The best shots can come by framing a decaying archway or ivy-covered wall with sunbeams filtering in. It is perfect for silent reels, portraits or even cinematic transitions.

Chidiya Tapu -- The Home Of Sunsets

Sunset at Chidiya Tapu

Breathtaking sunsets at Chidiya Tapu

If your phone's gallery is filled with sunsets, remember to add Chidiya Tapu's photography to it. The place is breezy, quiet and perfect for those mellow end-of-the-day pictures. The location is framed by mangroves and rocky shores with a horizon that seems to go on forever.

The best shots you get are obviously during sunsets, with soft blues and oranges melting into each other.

You can use the rocks in the foreground or silhouetted people in motion to add the desired emotions.

Mount Harriet -- Postcard From Above

View from Mount Harriet

Panoramic views from Mount Harriet

Being one of the highest points in the islands, Mount Harriet offers sweeping views of forests, coasts and faraway islands. The mist, clouds and raw green surroundings make your Mount Harriet photography look like a forest fantasy. You will also get a wide variety of textures such as wooden paths, moss-covered stones and lookout points.

The best shots can be taken mid-morning when the light cuts through trees or the wide angles at the viewpoints.

Baratang Limestone Caves -- A Walk In The Wild

Baratang Limestone Caves

The unique limestone formations at Baratang

Baratang Island brings you somewhere completely different, through mangrove forests, tribal territories and into ancient limestone caves that feel almost secret. The light filtering through the cave walls will make your Baratang Limestone Cave photos feel cinematic and strange in the best way.

The best shots come inside the cave that capture the curves and textures imbued with soft natural light. The journey through the mangroves can also be extremely photogenic.

North Bay -- An Underwater Adventure

Underwater view at North Bay

Vibrant marine life at North Bay

Want to capture something unforgettable? Go below the surface. North Bay is one of the best spots in Andaman for underwater photography. Whether you're snorkelling or doing a sea walk, the clarity of the water and variety of marine life make every North Bay underwater photography shot feel surreal.

Go prepared with a GoPro camera with a water-proof case so that you can capture wide angles of coral reefs and colourful fish.

Wandoor Beach -- Offbeat Coastal Beauty

Wandoor Beach

The peaceful shores of Wandoor Beach

Fewer tourists, more space to explore. Wandoor Beach loves the serene silence. Fallen trees, gentle waves and small islets in the distance make it a great setting for dramatic or peaceful photo shoots.

The best shots can be taken while walking along the coastline with driftwood or reflections in shallow water that are ideal for soft, light and moody portraits.

Cellular Jail -- Framed in Light and Shadow

Cellular Jail architecture

The dramatic architecture of Cellular Jail

It may not sound Instagrammable at first glance, but the Cellular Jail in Port Blair is a powerful backdrop. The architecture and shadows inside the corridors create strong lines and drama for black-and-white or storytelling pictures.

The best shots come from taking light and shadow compositions in the long hallways or emotional portraits near the narrow cell doors.

Planning Your Andaman Trip?

At Global Tourist Centre, we make sure your experience feels like a journey worth remembering. Our Andaman tour packages include stays, local guides, curated sightseeing, transport and beach time. Whether you're going solo, with friends or simply as a group, we craft your trip to suit your pace and passion.

Although we do have one humble recommendation: Let your camera rest in your pocket once in a while too. Some frames are meant just for the eyes!