Jolly Buoy Island - Dive into Andaman's magic!

Jolly Buoy Island, along with Red Skin Island, is part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, established in 1983. These islands are opened to tourists on a rotational basis to minimize environmental impact. Historically, these islands were likely known to local fishermen, but their remote location kept them largely undisturbed. With the establishment of the national park, their importance for biodiversity conservation was recognized, leading to regulated tourism focused on preserving their natural beauty and ecological integrity. The rotation policy helps ensure the islands' sustainable use and continued enjoyment for future generations.