Saddle Peak in Diglipur is the highest point on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This is a popular trekking destination among tourists and is located approximately 733 meters from the seashore. The forest department has maintained the trekking path all the way to the top. The trekking path actually has three destinations divided into three peaks that follow one another. The trekking could be classified as moderate. At the starting point of the trek, you'll find a plethora of properly cut sticks left by previous visitors. Picking one is a good idea because it will be very useful during the climb and on the way back. When you reach the first peak, you'll notice a short-height dates tree, which is unusual for this location. It was also possible to see small islands and the shore line, which was a pleasant sight. Depending on the season, you will be able to see anything between the second and third peak. People who reach the summit place a few coins to mark their presence. To get to Lamiya Bay, take a taxi from Diglipur Bazar, which takes about an hour. Then you must walk for about an hour and a half across the shore line to reach your starting point. Climbing the mountain will take 3 to 4 hours or more, depending on your physical condition. As a result, you must begin early in order to manage the time. Wear appropriate trekking footwear and clothing, and bring plenty of snacks and drinking water with you.
There are several ways to get to Diglipur Island, but the best is to take a pre-booked cab. Furthermore, you can take a bus from the STS bus stop in Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair. If you prefer to take the bus, remember to book ahead of time because you may not be able to do so when you arrive. You must then hire a jeep to get to the location, which will cost ₹ 2,000/-. A guide will additional cost you around ₹ 3,000/-.
The place is open for visitors on all days from 06:00 AM to 03:00 PM.