Interview Island
📌 Interview Island – Overview
Interview Island, located in the North Andaman region, is one of the most secluded and ecologically rich parts of the Andaman archipelago. Known for its untouched wilderness, dense tropical forests, and free-roaming wild elephants, this island offers a truly off-the-grid experience for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers.
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🐘 Wild Elephants – Rare sighting of feral elephants living freely in the forest
🌳 Dense Forest Trails – Ideal for jungle treks and raw nature experiences
🌊 Untouched Beaches – Remote coastlines with no commercial activity
🦜 Birdwatcher’s Paradise – Rich with tropical and coastal bird species
🛶 Accessible by Permission Only – Requires forest department clearance
🌟 Highlights
📝 Description
Interview Island is a remote, rugged island located west of Mayabunder in North Andaman. With no permanent population, limited human access, and thick tropical vegetation, it remains one of the most wild and isolated places in the entire Andaman group.
What makes Interview Island unique is the population of wild elephants — descendants of elephants brought here for logging during British times, now living freely in the forest. Sightings aren’t guaranteed, but the idea of sharing space with these majestic animals in the wild adds a thrilling edge to the visit.
The island is also rich in biodiversity, offering excellent opportunities for birdwatching, nature photography, and forest exploration. The beaches here are raw, rocky, and absolutely untouched, with no commercial structures in sight. The terrain includes marshes, hills, coastal forests, and inland water bodies, making it ideal for eco-researchers and serious adventure travelers.
Due to its ecological sensitivity, visiting the island requires permission from the Forest Department, and there are no accommodation or food facilities. It is usually visited as a day trip via private boat from Mayabunder, under guided supervision.
✅ Why Visit Interview Island?
One of the most untouched and wild parts of Andaman
A unique chance to explore raw forest landscapes and rare wildlife
Great for wildlife photography, trekking, and eco-tourism
Perfect for travelers seeking offbeat, adventure-driven experiences
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