Pathi Level beach is the lesser known and isolated beach in Andaman Island, it is known for its rich and unspoilt beauty.This stunning beach is located 21Km away from the Diglipur township. To reach the beach, you need to walk from Ram Nagar beach or take a dunghi from Kishore Nagar.
Pathi Level beach is the nearest inhabited place to the Chalis Ek Caves and the Alfred Caves. For all visitors who wish to explore this attraction is essential to understand that this is a completely wild and non-touristic sight, so luxury travel and other facilities must not be expected. This caves, are a major nesting ground for the edible swiftlet, whose nests are exported to China for bird’s nest soup.
The beach is less crowded which makes it peaceful and calm when compared to other beaches. There is not much to do on this island except for exploring and enjoying its sync beauty.Visitors can do swimming in azure water and sunbathe under the blue sky are the leading ones, which are not to miss.
Pathi level beach has not been developed for tourist. As it is less visited, no hotels or restaurant facilities are available here. While coming to this beach make sure to carry some food and drinks to relish an amazing time on the beach.
The Veer Savarkar Airport, an International Airport located in the capital town of Port Blair, is the gateway to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Port Blair is connected with Chennai, Kolkata, and New Delhi by air. Many airlines operate regular flights. From Port Blair, Regular Bus services of government and private busses are available for Diglipur via Andaman Trunk Road (ATR).
The best time to visit Pathi Level Beach is the months from October to April. The tourists generally avoid the monsoon season as the heavy rain may spoil the view and even make the waves harsh and ruin the atmosphere of the beach.