Chhera Island

Chhera Dwip (Chhera Island) is Bangladesh's southernmost land. It's roughly 5 kilometers south of the coral island of St. Martin. The island is also known as 'Chheradia' or 'Syradiya' among the natives. Natural stone, coral, and coconut trees abound on Chera Island. One-third of the island is submerged under the sea during high tide. When the sea's blue wave slaps against the stone, it forms a lovely scene on Chhera Island. The island was discovered in the late 2000s. Thousands of people visit the island of Chhera every year to see the Blue Sea, the sky, and the sunset. It produces a fantastic appeal when combined with the moonlight.

On the night of this most beautiful island, a large number of people come to camp. Because Chhera Dwip is located on the other side of St. Martins Island, it must first visit St. Martins Island. There are numerous buses to Teknaf from Dhaka. You can also travel to Teknaf from Cox's Bazar. Then you must travel to St. Martins by ship. Then you can walk to Chhera Dwip at low tide or use a speed boat or an engine boat during high tide.

Location: Naf River, Bay of Bengal, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh