Dhani Nallah Beach, with a five-kilometre stretch of soft brown sand and blue waters, has been considered one of the most beautiful beaches in Middle Andaman Island. It is usually deserted, and this is what provides such a quiet retreat to any visitor. The beach is windy; hence, this might be a good spot for windsurfing. However, there are no proper facilities available as of now; therefore, it is recommended that one carry their equipment if they plan to indulge in the sport. The beach facilities are minimal, with no toilets and no shops; therefore, visitors should equip themselves with all the essential things.

Dhani Nallah, on the fringes of Rangat in Middle Andaman Island, is a place that no one should miss during the Andaman Islands exploration. It lies 20 kilometres away from Rangat and is quite accessible from Andaman Trunk Road (ATR). The Mangrove Walkway is 713 meters long, the longest boardwalk in India, and takes one through a magical journey of mangrove forests.

The mangrove ecosystem is an important habitat, offering a haven for such diverse wildlife as birds, crabs, shrimps, and fish. Shallow waters are an important breeding ground for such marine species and seldom do any crocodiles make it a point of attraction. The educational boards along the boardwalk enhance your experience by providing insight into the ecological significance of mangroves and their role in supporting local wildlife.