Detail About The Ross Island in Andaman

Ross Island

Ross Island—now called Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island—really stands out among Andaman’s historical spots. Tour Karlo makes the whole trip easy, smooth, and actually fun. Just a quick boat ride from Port Blair, the island mixes up old colonial ruins with wild greenery, so you get a vibe you honestly won’t find anywhere else.

Back in the day, the British ran their Andaman operations from here. Even now, the place hasn’t lost that old-world charm. As you wander the trails, you’ll stumble on crumbling churches, officer quarters, and a printing press, all tangled up in giant roots. The whole scene feels a little unreal, like you’re walking through history that’s fighting its way back into nature. It’s quiet, loaded with photo ops, and perfect if you like to poke around old places and soak up some stories.

There’s more, too—deer and peacocks just wander around like they own the place, which only adds to the whole laid-back, magical feel. The coastline gives you those classic turquoise sea views, and there’s always a breeze, so even in the heat, the walk feels good.

Tour Karlo sorts out your boat rides, tickets, and timing, so you don’t have to worry about anything. If you’re into history, greenery, or just want a peaceful break, this island is a must while you’re in Port Blair.