Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar

In the beginning, Nicobar Islands just had sand and tall trees with charming blue waters around them. The greenery dispersed lavishly and unearthly tranquility are the trademarks for making you stay here. The Nicobar Islands are chain of islands in the eastern Indian Ocean and also a part of India. They are located southeast of the Indian subcontinent and separated by the Bay of Bengal. The Nicobar group of islands extends over an area of 1,841 sq. km. They are separated from the Andaman Islands by the channel-Ten Degree. Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar is amongst the most exotic locale on the island group of Nicobar. This is a petite island which forms the entire group of islands that are pampered by nature. Pulo Milo Island is among the group of islands that form southern group of Nicobar Islands.

Location of Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar

Pulo Milo Island is carefully tucked in Little Nicobar Island. It is one of the few smaller islands of Little Nicobar's shores.

How to Reach Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar

Nicobar district is linked to Port Blair by air as well as ship. Usually ship is available twice in a week. You can get a ship ticket from the office of the Director, Shipping services at Port Blair. From Nicobar, you can move to South Nicobar which holds Little Nicobar. From Little Nicobar, you can try to reach Pulo Milo Island by sea route as this island is not connected by land route.

PAWAN HANS Helicopter Limited provides the inter-island helicopter service in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. You can reserve the tickets for this helicopter service from the office of the Director, Civil Aviation.

Tourist Attractions at Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar

Pulo Milo Island is stretched in the area of 1.3 sq. km. Inhabited by a population of just 150 according to the 2001 census; this island is generously blessed with lush natural beauty and grandeur. You can watch abounding casaurina, pandanus and coconut-palm. There are Monkeys with long tail, Giant Robber Crab, Nicobarese Pigeons in abundance, no wonder; you can catch sight of these creatures on Pulo Milo as well. The Nicobar Islands have a substantial stock of marine life. There are striking coral formations, seashells of various sizes and varieties of fish such as tuna, sardines, barracuda, mackerels, mullets, flying fish and starfish.

Pulo Milo Island in Andaman and Nicobar is a small island which lies isolated from the tourists' trips. Stepping on this island takes you to journey of unexplored maiden beauty blessed with open hands by Mother Nature.