Description
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Located in the North & Middle Andaman district, North Button Island National Park is part of the famous Button Islands group. The park covers dense tropical vegetation and rich marine ecosystems surrounded by turquoise waters. It is a paradise for snorkeling, scuba diving, birdwatching, and wildlife photography. Visitors can spot dugongs, dolphins, sea turtles, water monitor lizards, and exotic birds.

Details Information
Park Name North Button Island National Park
Location Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India
District North & Middle Andaman District
Established 1979
Area Covered Approximately 0.44 sq km
Type Marine National Park
Famous For Coral reefs, marine biodiversity, scuba diving, snorkeling
Nearest Airport Veer Savarkar International Airport, Port Blair
Nearest Town Long Island
Best Time to Visit December to April
Park Timings 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Entry Fee ₹50 for Indians (approx.)
Foreign Tourist Fee ₹150 (approx.)
Child Entry Fee Free for children below 12 years
Main Attractions Coral reefs, dolphins, dugongs, sea turtles, tropical fish
Activities Snorkeling, scuba diving, wildlife photography, boating
Vegetation Tropical evergreen forest
Wildlife Dugongs, dolphins, sea turtles, water monitor lizards
Bird Species White-bellied sea eagles, tropical seabirds
Water Activities Scuba diving and snorkeling available
How to Reach Ferry and charter boats from Port Blair or Long Island
Managed By Andaman & Nicobar Forest Department
Ideal Visit Duration Half-day to full-day trip
Accommodation Available in Port Blair, Havelock Island, and nearby islands
Mobile Network Limited connectivity
Photography Allowed with additional charges
Eco Tourism Yes
Official Tourism Website Andaman Tourism
Booking Information Mostly through local tour operators and boat services
Suitable For Families, nature lovers, divers, photographers
Major Ecosystem Marine ecosystem with coral reefs
UNESCO Status Part of ecologically important island ecosystem

Point of Attractions

  • Crystal-clear blue waters
  • Vibrant coral reefs
  • Dugong and dolphin sightings
  • Tropical evergreen forests
  • Snorkeling and scuba diving
  • Birdwatching opportunities
  • Peaceful island atmosphere
  • Marine biodiversity hotspot

Facilities

  • Boat access from nearby islands
  • Guided eco-tour options
  • Marine wildlife viewing
  • Snorkeling activities
  • Scuba diving opportunities
  • Photography spots
  • Nature exploration tours

Best in the Park

  • Dugongs (Sea Cows)
  • Dolphins
  • Sea Turtles
  • Coral Reef Fish
  • Water Monitor Lizards
  • White-bellied Sea Eagles
  • Tropical Marine Ecosystem
Ticket Price
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Currently, there is generally no fixed entry fee for the national park itself, but visitors may need to pay for boat transfers, permits, snorkeling, or guided tours arranged through local operators. Charges vary depending on the tour package and season.

How to Book Tickets
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  1. Reach Port Blair by air.
  2. Travel to Havelock Island or Long Island by ferry.
  3. Hire a chartered boat or join an organized eco-tour.
  4. Obtain required forest or marine permits if applicable.
  5. Book water activities through authorized operators.

Booking Information

Official Andaman Tourism Website:
Andaman Tourism

FAQ
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What is North Button Island National Park famous for?

The park is famous for coral reefs, dugongs, dolphins, snorkeling, and marine biodiversity.

Where is the park located?

It is located in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands near Long Island in the Bay of Bengal.

What is the best time to visit?

December to April is considered the best season due to calm seas and pleasant weather.

Is scuba diving available?

Yes, scuba diving and snorkeling are popular activities around the island.

How can I reach the park?

Visitors usually travel via ferry and chartered boats from Port Blair, Havelock Island, or Long Island.

Location
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Details Information
Location North & Middle Andaman District
Union Territory Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Nearest Airport Veer Savarkar International Airport, Port Blair
Nearest Town Long Island
Best Time to Visit December to April
Established 1979
Famous For Marine Wildlife & Coral Reefs