Jolly Buoy Island (Part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park)
🌊 What Makes the Jolly Buoy Bay Island Special?
Located at 30 KM from the Wandoor Beach, Jolly Buoy Island is a very small islet in South Andaman that comes under the Mahatma Gandhi National Park’s Marine Sanctuary along with Red Skin Island, which is a preserved area, protected by the Andaman Administration.
Overview:
A strictly protected, eco-tourism island famous for its crystal-clear water and vibrant coral reefs. Plastic is completely banned here.
Top Attractions:
- Â Coral Reefs
- Â Glass Bottom Boat Rides
- Â No stay allowed (Day trips only)
Best time to visit:
The best time to visit Jolly Buoy from November to April.
You can only visit during the opening months to be precise and the Island opens in alternate intervals with Red Skin Island. This is because the island is only open for 6 months, which is totally done by the permission of the Andaman Administration. Hence no exact time can be specified.
Estimated Costs:
- Entry Permit + Boat Ride: ₹800–₹1,000
- Glass Bottom Boat: ₹500–₹700
Getting There: Boat from Wandoor (must pre-book, closed Mondays)
Ideal For: Eco-tourists, Families, Coral Enthusiasts
🌊 Things To Visit In Jolly Buoy Island
🌊 What Makes the Red Skin Island Special?
Overview:
This island opens when Jolly Buoy is closed (May–October) and also belongs to the Marine National Park. Beautiful but less crowded.
Activities & Costs:
- Entry & Boat Ride: ₹800
- Snorkeling: ₹500
Note: Only open when Jolly Buoy is closed.
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Jolly Buoy Island (Part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park)
🌊 What Makes the Jolly Buoy Bay Island Special?
Located at 30 KM from the Wandoor Beach, Jolly Buoy Island is a very small islet in South Andaman that comes under the Mahatma Gandhi National Park’s Marine Sanctuary along with Red Skin Island, which is a preserved area, protected by the Andaman Administration.
Overview:
A strictly protected, eco-tourism island famous for its crystal-clear water and vibrant coral reefs. Plastic is completely banned here.
Top Attractions:
- Â Coral Reefs
- Â Glass Bottom Boat Rides
- Â No stay allowed (Day trips only)
Best time to visit:
The best time to visit Jolly Buoy from November to April.
You can only visit during the opening months to be precise and the Island opens in alternate intervals with Red Skin Island. This is because the island is only open for 6 months, which is totally done by the permission of the Andaman Administration. Hence no exact time can be specified.
Estimated Costs:
- Entry Permit + Boat Ride: ₹800–₹1,000
- Glass Bottom Boat: ₹500–₹700
Getting There: Boat from Wandoor (must pre-book, closed Mondays)
Ideal For: Eco-tourists, Families, Coral Enthusiasts
🌊 Things To Visit In Jolly Buoy Island
🌊 What Makes the Red Skin Island Special?
Overview:
This island opens when Jolly Buoy is closed (May–October) and also belongs to the Marine National Park. Beautiful but less crowded.
Activities & Costs:
- Entry & Boat Ride: ₹800
- Snorkeling: ₹500
Note: Only open when Jolly Buoy is closed.
Start Your Journey
Explore island guides, plan your trip, and book your experiences — all right here. Let the Andaman & Nicobar Islands steal your heart, one wave at a time.