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Saint Martin’s Island, which is locally referred to as ‘Narikel Jinjira’ (Coconut Island) is Bangladesh’s only coral island, located in the northeastern Bay of Bengal. Measuring about 3 square kilometers in area, it is situated 9 kilometers south of the Cox’s Bazar-Teknaf peninsula and is the country’s southernmost location.
How to get there?
Tourists generally leave Dhaka for Teknaf by bus or local flights to Cox’s Bazar and then drive to Teknaf. From Teknaf there are daily ferries and speedboats to Saint Martin’s Island which takes approximately 2 to 3 hours at sea, providing scenic views of the Bay of Bengal.
List of Attractions:
Pure Beaches- The white sandy shores and crystal clear waters make this beach ideal for sunbathing and for lengthy walks make tourists fall for this.
Marine Life- Snorkel or go scuba diving to discover coral reefs filled with beautiful marine life.
Chera Dwip- A boat trip will bring you to Chera Dwip, a secluded extension of the island famous for its solitude and natural beauty.
Local Culture- Interact with the islanders, who are mostly fishermen and discover their unique lifestyle and treat yourself to fresh seafood dishes.
Travel Tips
Best Time to Visit: November to February has good weather and perfect for outdoor activities.
Cash: No ATMs on the island. So, bring sufficient cash.
Environmental Conservation: Tourists are invited to maintain respect for the delicate ecosystem by not littering and engaging in sustainable tourism activity.
