
Red Skin Island
Wandoor, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India
The alternate coral island of the Marine National Park, opened when Jolly Buoy rests — soft sands, live corals and shoals visible on glass-bottom rides.
Why visit: The park's second protected reef island for snorkelling.
- ›Live corals
- ›Glass-bottom boat
- ›Snorkelling
- ›Reef walk
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Best time
Nov–May (open seasonally)
Entry fee
Permit + ferry
Est. budget
₹1500–3000
Duration
Full day
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