Andaman and Nicobar Islands are undoubtedly the Beach capital of India. It has several spotless and exotic beaches not seen or visited by many people. The beaches of Andaman and Nicobar islands are well known for their intact natural exquisiteness. The unspoiled beaches in Andaman maintain its peace and nobility. People who are fed up from their daily busy schedule, beaches of the Andaman makes the ideal destinations for them.
Some of the major activity that travellers do in the Andaman beaches are sun bath, snorkelling, scuba diving, fishing etc. People who visit the beaches of the Andaman Islands are certainly a witness of the eternal beauty of nature.
Beaches of Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer a calm and cool environment that add to the beauty of the turquoise blue water and its also supports a diverse range of marine life.
The most amazing feature of the Andaman and Nicobar Island beaches is that there is no major man made constructions at the shores of the beach. Like cafe shops, stalls or such other things, but still the beauty of these beaches are high.
The Stewart Island Beach is located in north of Diglipur and middle Andaman district. This is an isolated beach in Andaman in the middle of the uninhabited island. Located in the mid of sea, the island has a narrow but...View Details »
Avis Island Beach is a small marooned beach, which is located in the uninhabited Avis Island, Mayabunder. The island is famous for its coconut plantation. A resort owner had taken the land on lease which later fell into some judiciary...View Details »
Wandoor beach is one of the popular beaches in Andaman and attracts hundreds of tourist every day. It is more, known as the gateway to Mahatma Gandhi National Marine Park.Wandoor is situated 25km east of Port Blair and takes around...View Details »
Cutbert Bay Beach is located at a distance of 12Km from Rangat. Cutbert Bay beach is also famous for turtle nesting ground. Near Cutbert Bay beach, a government rest house ‘Hawksbill nest’ run by the Tourism department offers accommodation. One...View Details »
Aamkunj Beach is located near to Rangat and it is one of the best eco-tourism destinations in India.It is 08Km away from Rangat and barely 100 mts from the main road i.e, Andaman Trunk Road (A.T.R).Close to the beach is...View Details »
Karmatang beach is approximately 30 minutes drive away from Mayabunder. It is a beautiful green and clean beach.The beach has many small huts and shades which are not only perfect for shelter from the sun or rain or meant for...View Details »
Pathi Level beach is the lesser known and isolated beach in Andaman Island, it is known for its rich and unspoilt beauty.This stunning beach is located 21Km away from the Diglipur township. To reach the beach, you need to walk...View Details »
Ramnagar Beach is located in Diglipur and lies 20km south of Diglipur Island and accessible through water and road. The beach is surrounded by palm and coconut trees or from other coastal shrubs.There are limited facilities and couple of small...View Details »
Kalipur Beach is situated at a distance of 18 km from Diglipur and can easily reach by taking a local bus from the main Diglipur bazaar. This is one of the most loved tourist’s spots in Andaman and Nicobar Island....View Details »
Lamiya Bay Beach lies in Diglipur and few kilometres ahead of ‘Kalipur beach’. It is the foothill for the highest point of the Andaman, which is Saddle peak.The Lamiya Bay beach is truly blessed with natural beauty. It is a...View Details »
Harminder bay beach is situated at Hut Bay Island and it is a quite well-known beach of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.The climate of the beach is tropical and is also cool within the night. Go and relish amidst the different...View Details »
Butler Bay Beach lies in Little Andaman and known as the best surfing spots in India. It is 14Km away from Hut Bay jetty. It is a concave shaped beach ; hence one can see the entire beach from any...View Details »
The Merk Bay beach lies in the North Passage Island, one of the uninhabited island in Andaman, which is close to Straight Island, Guitar Island and Long Island. White sand of the Merk Bay beach in contrast with the blue...View Details »
Lalaji Bay beach is located in the west coast of Long Island and another peaceful and eye-catching beach in Andaman. Lalaji Bay beach is well connected by regular ferries from Rangat, Middle Andaman. You can hire a dunghi or walk...View Details »
Sitapur Beach comes under Neil Island and one of the best destinations for nature lover. The beach is visited for the sunrise and view of the vegetation around. If you get off your bed early in the morning then a...View Details »
This beach is situated in Laxmanpur village and 2Km away from Neil jetty. Laxmanpur Beach is famous for sunset view.There are few basic hotels near the beach, in most case’s you don’t need to book in advance. There are stall...View Details »
Bharatpur Beach is located about half a km away from the jetty. It is a coral-rich area and often called the coral kingdom of Andaman. There is only one food joint is available little away from the beach. The pristine blue...View Details »
Kalapathar Beach is famous beach n Havelock Island known for big black stones. This beach is located in one corner of the Havelock Island, well connected by road. You can hire a 2 wheeler, an auto rickshaw or a cab...View Details »
Situated at one corner of Havelock Island, Elephant Beach is considered as one of the unique beach. It is also known as ‘Hathi Tapu’.Tourist can reach Elephant beach by boat from Havelock jetty in about 40 minutes. Private ferry operators...View Details »
Vijayanagar beach is beach no. 5 on the east cost of Havelock Island. It is a calm and quiet beach and attracts people who want to get away from the maddening crowd. It is a white sand beach with turquoise...View Details »
Radhanagar Beach is one of the most talked about beaches in Andaman Nicobar. Radhanagar Beach is located in the western part of the Havelock Island and crowd usually gathers there to watch the sunset. It is, also known as beach no.7.The...View Details »
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