Lalaji Bay Beach on Long Island (Andaman Islands) is an unspoiled arc of white sand and clear emerald waters, fringed by forest and mangroves. Favored by nature lovers seeking tranquility, it’s great for swimming, snorkeling over coral patches, and lazy beach days. Reach it via a scenic forest trail from the Long Island jetty or by boat. Facilities are minimal—carry water and snacks. Combine your visit with a boat trip to nearby islets and linger for sublime sunsets.

Guitar Island is a small, guitar-shaped sandbar off Long Island’s South Shore. Reached only by boat, paddleboard, or kayak, it’s a favorite warm‑weather stop for swimming, beachcombing, and photo ops. There are no facilities or lifeguards—bring essentials, pack out trash, and mind tides and shifting sands. Look for seabirds and surrounding marsh habitats, and avoid roped‑off nesting areas. Calm mornings and weekdays offer the most tranquil experience.