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Ross Island, located a short boat ride from Port Blair, is a hauntingly beautiful blend of history and nature. Once the administrative headquarters of the British in the Andamans, the island is now partially in ruins, with old colonial buildings slowly being reclaimed by the surrounding greenery. Walking among crumbling structures, visitors can imagine the colonial past while enjoying panoramic views of the turquoise sea and nearby islands.
Today, Ross Island is also a haven for nature lovers, with peacocks, deer, and various bird species roaming freely among the ruins. Its quiet beaches and shaded paths offer a peaceful retreat from city life, making it a perfect spot for photography, exploration, and reflective strolls. With its unique combination of history, wildlife, and scenic beauty, Ross Island captures the spirit of the Andamans in a way few places can.