Address: South Button Island, Port Blair, South Andaman Island, Andaman, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, 744209, India
Location: 12.2242° N, 93.0203° E
Official Website:
https://andamantourism.org.in/south-button-island-national-park-andaman
Established in: 1987
Nearest Airport: Port Blair(74kms)
Nearest Railway Stations: Chennai Railway Station(1370kms)
Nearest City: Havelock island
About: South Button National Park is a small spot in the sea with a rock face rising out of the water. It is petty more than an acre in the area but is a beautiful coral garden with many fascinating Grottoes. This small island descends along a tiny wall submerged on the western side and is the dwelling spot for Barracuda, Big-Eye Trevally, Snappers, Surgeonfish, and Napoleon. The main attractions of the Park are Sea turtles, Dugongs, Dolphins, and Blue whales. It is a part of the Rani Jhansi Marine National Park.
