An eco-tourism destination in Andaman, Rangat is known for its pristine beaches, waterfalls and surreal islands. There are about 75 small villages here where a decent population of people from Kerala and Tamil Nadu reside. Fishing and cultivation are the two prime occupation found in the island. Amongst the top attractions of Rangat is the Aamkunj Beach, which is ideal for swimming, sunbathing and relaxation. The beach has been developed in a unique way with eco-friendly structures like eco huts and groves that has been named after native flora. Moricedera is another eco-tourism destination in Rangat which is also ideal for picnics. The place has a scenic freshwater stream that serve as a natural swimming pool. At a distance of about 20 kms from Rangat is Dhaninallah Mangrove Nature Walkway which is the largest of its kind in India. It leads to a very long beach called as Dhaninallah, which is known as a ground for turtle nesting.