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Chera Dwip: Bangladesh's Southernmost Coral Paradise

Discover Chera Dwip: Bangladesh's untouched southernmost paradise, boasting vibrant coral reefs and tranquil beaches.

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Chera Dwip, also known as Chhera Island, is an uninhabited island and an extension of St. Martin's Island. It marks the southernmost point of Bangladesh and is renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, rocky landscapes, and the iconic Keura tree.

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  • H8HP+623, Chera Dwip, BD

Local tips

  • Check the tide schedule before visiting, as Chera Dwip is separated from St. Martin's Island during high tide.
  • Bring your own food and water, as there are no shops or restaurants on Chera Dwip.
  • Wear sturdy footwear suitable for walking on coral and rocks.
  • Respect the local environment by not littering and avoiding damage to the coral reefs.
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Getting There

  • Boat

    The most common way to reach Chera Dwip is by hiring a local motorboat or tourist boat from St. Martin's Island jetty. Negotiate the fare beforehand; a round trip typically costs between 300-500 BDT per person, depending on the season and boat size. The journey takes approximately 20-30 minutes. Ensure the boat operator is aware of the return time to avoid getting stranded due to changing tides.

  • Walking

    During low tide, it's possible to walk from the southern end of St. Martin's Island to Chera Dwip along the exposed sandbar. The walk takes about 2.5 hours each way. Be extremely cautious of the tide and start your return journey well in advance to avoid being stranded. There is no cost associated with walking, but it requires physical fitness and careful planning.

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Chera Dwip, meaning 'Torn Island,' is a captivating destination located approximately 5 kilometers south of St. Martin's Island. This remote island is the southernmost part of Bangladesh, offering visitors a unique experience of untouched natural beauty. The island is also known locally as 'Cheradia' or 'Siradia'. Chera Dwip is characterized by its diverse landscape, featuring natural rocks, living and dead corals, and a lone bush that provides the only green on the island. During high tide, a significant portion of the island becomes submerged, creating a mesmerizing scene as the blue waves crash against the rocks. This separation enhances the island's unique charm and appeal. Chera Dwip is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the coral formations, sunbathe on the beaches, swim in the clear waters, and snorkel to discover the vibrant marine life. The island is also a haven for migratory birds during the winter months. As Chera Dwip is part of the St. Martin's Island Marine Protected Area, it holds significant ecological importance. To preserve its beauty, visitors are encouraged to avoid littering or damaging the coral reefs.

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