Cuthbert Bay Wildlife Sanctuary

Cuthbert Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is the heart of Rangat’s wild side. This stretch of coastline is famous for sea turtles—especially Olive Ridleys—that come ashore every nesting season. Watching these ancient creatures lumber up the sand is something you won’t forget. The beach here stays clean and undisturbed, giving turtles a safe place to lay their eggs. But it’s not just turtles. The sanctuary buzzes with birdlife and thick coastal plants. It’s quiet, peaceful, and feels untouched. You can walk along the shore, watch nests from a distance, and just take in the wildness of it all. Swimming’s off-limits, but honestly, just being here is enough. If you want to visit, it’s best to go with someone who knows the place—like the guides from Natural Andamans Tour, who run trips from Port Blair. They keep things respectful, making sure travelers get close to nature without causing harm. It’s the right way to see Rangat’s wildlife—responsibly and up close.