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If you are done partying in Cox’s Bazar, St. Martin’s Island is the right place to calm down your soul. This coral island is about 10km (6mi) south-west of the southern tip of the mainland is a tropical cliché, with beaches fringed with coconut palms and bountiful marine life. This island has the most amazing blue water.

Far from the maddening crowd, the serenity in this island will help you meditate and purify your soul. This air is so fresh and soothing. And the water is clearer than crystal. During any moonlight in St. Island, you may end up deciding to stay on this island forever. And sea-foods here are not only delicious but also abundant in variation. This amazing island is so small that it is possible to walk around the entire island.

Each day a ferry leaves Teknaf for St. Martin’s Island which takes only 3 hours. You can hop on a Bus from Cox’s Bazar which will easily take you to St. Martin’s Island. And if you want to go directly from Dhaka, hop on a Dhaka-Teknaf Bus. Teknaf’s Damdmia to Saint Martin every morning 10 o’clock leave it ocean traffic utility ship. Of the specification are- ‘Keari Sindbad’, ‘LCT Kutubdia’, ‘Eagle’, ‘LCT Kajol’ etc. These ‘Teknaf-Saint Martin-Teknaf’ two way’s fare 600-1000 Taka. Time of low-tide main island are matching Chera Dwip but the time of high-tide a little space tourist be crossing boat. Who do not reach walking there for Saint Martin wharf to Chera Dwip have engine boat and speedboat. Each per fare of engine boat 150-200 Taka and reserve speedboat fare 1200-1500 Taka. $15-$20.