Bharatpur Beach on Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) is famed for its shallow turquoise lagoon, soft white sands, and vibrant coral reefs. Ideal for families and first-time snorkelers, it offers easy swimming, snorkeling, and glass-bottom boat rides with frequent sightings of colorful fish. Located close to the island jetty, it has basic facilities, shaded areas, and stalls serving fresh coconuts and snacks. Come early for calm seas and sunrise hues; visit at low tide to explore reef flats and tide pools.

Laxmanpur Beach on Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) is famed for powder-white sands, crystal-clear waters and spectacular sunset horizons. Its long, quiet shoreline is perfect for walks, shell collecting and photography, while low tide reveals tidal pools teeming with starfish and corals near the Natural Bridge at Laxmanpur No. 2. With gentle surf, scenic limestone formations and minimal crowds, it’s a relaxing escape and an easy sunset stop from Neil Jetty after daytime snorkeling at nearby Bharatpur reefs.

Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)’s Natural Rock Bridge—locally called “Howrah Bridge”—is a striking sea-carved arch framed by turquoise Andaman waters. Reached via a short walk from Laxmanpur Beach 2, it’s best visited at low tide, when tidal pools reveal corals, starfish, and tiny reef fish. Photographers love the golden light at sunrise and sunset, and families enjoy gentle exploration along the rocky shore. Wear sturdy footwear, check tide charts, and tread lightly to protect the fragile marine life that makes this landmark unforgettable.