Andaman Islands are like emeralds that are blessed with sparkling turquoise waters fringed by forest and sun-toasted beaches that dissolve under purple sunsets. This is a unique place and is a perfect getaway for those seeking some Adventure Water Sports, game-fishing, bird-watching, trekking, island camping, snorkelling, scuba diving or just enjoying the peace and quiet of the nature around. Andaman Islands is an archipelago of over 572 islets and islands with 37 inhabited islands that stretch over a length of more than 700kms from North to South. Three quarters of these islands are covered with forests, outstanding beaches and undulating creeks, crystal clear water and clean environment. Andaman Islands are charmingly beautiful with its pristine beaches and is considered a traveller’s paradise. Possessed by it’s own countless natural marvels the isolated group of islands have a lot to boast about. The languages spoken by the inhabitants here are Bengali, Hindi, Telegu, Tamil and Malyalam. The place is embraced by perpetual marine life, the most popular being the famous sea turtles and one can even witness the Dermochelys Coriacea that are considered to be the biggest sea turtles in the world. The Andaman Sea is also the nesting ground for the Olive Ridley turtles. Birgus Latro is the biggest living arthropod found in the region which is also called the coconut crabs as they gorge on tender coconuts. Since these crabs are known to despise water, they reside at the Andamans and are found in large numbers in the area. Commercial fishing is banned in the islands.