INGLIS ISLAND NORTH

19 miles from laccam harbour

INGLIS ISLAND NORTH. 12° 8.498N, 93° 6.304E

This magnificent island makes the effort of getting to the Andamans worthwhile. The island is deserted, covered with pristine rainforest and surrounded by white beaches and coral reefs.

Anchor about 200 metres due west of the end of the sand spit in 6-8 metres on a sand bottom. There is all-tide dinghy access on to the sand spit. This anchorage is not suitable in easterly winds of more than 20 knots. The off-lying rocks to the north of Inglis Island do not appear on Admiralty charts.

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