September is typically considered the shoulder season in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands , which are located in the Bay of Bengal, India. Corbyn's Cove Beach Corbyn's Cove Beach is a picturesque and popular beach located just 7 kilometres from Port Blair , the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is a stunning crescent-shaped beach and is a peaceful escaped for tourists. It is adorned with soft, golden sands, gently lapping turquoise waters against a backdrop of lush green palm trees. Corbyn's Cove is a tropical paradise known for its tranquil ambience. Come and relax, sunbathe and take leisurely strolls along the foaming wave lines. You can also enjoy water sports like jet skiing and snorkelling and have drinks and delectable seafood at the nearby restaurants. Corbyn's Cove Beach is a gateway to the natural beauty of the Andaman Islands and is a must-visit destination for all tourists, young and old. You can also check tailor made Andaman Tour Packages Forest Museum The Forest Museum in Port Blair is not that impressive in size but carries a lot of information through its exhibits. The Forest Museum is an educational museum that showcases the rich biodiversity and uniqueness of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Located in the Chatham Island region of Port Blair, the museum explains well the diversity of the Andaman archipelago’s ecosystem. Explore the fascinating collection of timber samples, artifacts, and displays of various plant and tree species found in the Andaman forests. The museum is an excellent place to learn about the island's unique wildlife and the vital role that forests play in maintaining the ecological balance of the region. It is a worthwhile visit for nature enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in the environmental heritage of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Ross Island Ross Island , known widely for its historical significance and natural beauty, is located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands of India. It was once known as the "Paris of the East." This small island carries a rich historical legacy and is located very close to Port Blair with accessible water transport options. This island served as the administrative headquarters for the British during their colonial rule in the region. Today, it stands as a testament to the bygone era, with its colonial ruins, old dilapidated buildings, churches and a cemetery, all covered in unhindered growth of twines and vines. It offers a sheltered, peaceful and beautiful ambience where deer roam and peacocks dance. Butterflies flutter and birds chirp, waves lash and the coconut trees bow in respect to the ever powerful oceans. Here you take a step back in time to imagine the grandeur of this former settlement. The island is also an ideal place for a leisurely walk or picnic. You can enjoy the picturesque views and revel in the beauty of its unspoiled beaches. Reach the island via a short boat ride from Port Blair and relax and unwind in the serenity of the atmosphere. Cellular Jail Cellular Jail is also notoriously known as the Kala Pani, and is a historic colonial-era prison located in Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India. It reminds us sadly of the atrocities of the Britisher on Indian freedom fighters. Cellular Jail is a haunting, historical site that served as a monstrous British colonial prison during India's struggle for independence. It was built in the late 19th century and the prison was effectively designed to isolate and confine political prisoners, freedom fighters and revolutionaries who opposed British rule in India. The name Cellular Jail refers to its unique architectural design, which consists of individual, small and isolated cells to prevent any communication among prisoners. The conditions in the jail were harsh and the prisoners were subjected to forced labour, minimal food and extreme isolation. Today, Cellular Jail stands as a museum and a national memorial, preserving the memory of the sacrifices made by the Indian freedom fighters. The museum showcases photographs, exhibits and artifacts related to the prison's history and the struggle for independence. A poignant light and sound show happens in the evenings, which gives visitors a touching and informative narrative of the prison's history and the sacrifices of those who were tortured there. Cellular Jail is not only a reminder of India's fight for freedom but also a symbol of the resilience and determination of those who endured immense hardship while striving for independence. It is a place of historical and cultural significance, drawing visitors from around the world to learn about India's struggle for sovereignty and pay homage to its heroes. Jolly Buoy Island Jolly Buoy Island is a part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago. It is a tropical escapade known for its clear turquoise waters, white sandy beaches and vibrant coral reefs. The island is designated as a no-plastic zone, in a bid to preserve its natural beauty and marine life. Visitors to Jolly Buoy Island can engage in some fun and adventurous water sports and activities such as snorkelling , scuba diving and glass-bottom boat rides, sea walking and more to explore the breath-taking underwater marine world. The coral reefs surrounding the island are teeming with diverse marine life, making it a popular destination for inquisitive underwater enthusiasts. Snorkelers and divers have the opportunity to witness colourful corals, various fish species and even sea turtles in their natural habitat. The island offers trekking trails and a glimpse of the region's rich terrestrial biodiversity. Its crystal-clear waters, vibrant marine life and the stunning beauty of the Andaman Sea makes Jolly Buoy Island a must-visit destination for nature lovers, water sports enthusiasts and those seeking a tranquil escape in the lap of nature. North Bay Island North Bay Island is a picturesque island located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands near Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This island is a charming destination famous for its stunning coral reefs and underwater biodiversity. The island is a haven for water sports enthusiasts, snorkelers and scuba divers, who would love to explore the mesmerizing marine life in the clear and pristine waters of the Andaman Sea. The coral reefs surrounding North Bay Island are home to a wide variety of marine creatures, including colourful fish, vibrant corals and strange and intriguing other underwater species. Glass-bottom boat rides are a popular way for tourists of all ages to observe this vibrant underwater world without getting wet. Snorkelling, sea walking and scuba diving are more immersive options to witness the beauty of the coral gardens and the diverse marine life up close. North Bay Island also has a beautiful beach with opportunities for sunbathing and relaxation. The island's serene ambiance and spectacular coastal views make it a popular day-trip destination for visitors to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. North Bay experience is a must visit and fascinating saga. Guitar Island Beach Guitar Island Beach is named thus on account of its shape. It is one of the most pristine beaches with crystal clear waters. Moreover, It is a remote and less-visited location, offering tranquillity mixed with the joy of gazing at beautiful landscapes. Attempt visiting this unique beach in your visit to Andamans in May to make the best of your Andaman tour. The beach is surrounded by a serene and tranquil environment that will set your mind and heart at peace. It's an excellent place for a leisurely stroll along the shoreline or for simply lounging on the beach and enjoying the gentle sea breeze. Visiting the Andaman Islands in September can be a unique experience with lush landscapes and fewer tourists, but it comes with the risk of rainy and unpredictable weather. If you're comfortable with the possibility of rain and disruptions to water activities, you can still have an enjoyable visit. However, if you want to ensure the best weather for water sports and outdoor activities, it's better to consider visiting during the drier months from November to April. Things to remember for visiting Andaman and Nicobar Islands in September Be prepared for occasional showers. Also, remain vigilant of weather forecasts. Take updates on flights and sea travel options regularly. Chances are there that island hopping might get impacted due to unprecedented adverse weather conditions. FAQ's How is the weather in Andaman in September? Andaman weather is more or less pleasant all through the year. While summer months are good for water sports and activities, winter months offer pleasant sunshine and sparkling beaches. In September, Andaman weather is slightly moist, with occasional showers and overcast skies. The lush greenery all around during this time is soothing to eyes, and the temperature usually ranges between 24°C and 31°C, making it pleasant for sight-seeing. Is September a good time to go to Andaman? The ideal time for casual low-budget travelers, solo travellers, backpackers, adventure-buffs and thrill seekers is to go to the Andamans between September and early October and then again from April to May. The advantage is that the weather remains quite pleasant, plenty of great deals are available and the rush is also less. Does it rain in September in Andaman? Andaman is a tropical paradise. The archipelago experiences two distinct seasons --- a rainy monsoon season from May to September and dryer months with sparkling clear skies during the months of October to April. September falls in the bracket of monsoon and Andaman gets ample rainfall.

In August, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands experience the southwest monsoon, which means heavy rainfall, high humidity and variable weather conditions. August is considered one of the wettest months in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands . You can anticipate heavy and frequent rainfall throughout the month. The rain can sometimes be continuous, and at other times it is intermittent showers. At times it might be pouring for a while and at others there is just that romantic drizzle. Humid rises consistently during this time of year. The combination of rain and humidity creates a wet and wild atmosphere in these islands of the Indian Ocean. Chidiya Tapu Chidiya Tapu is a fascinating wildlife destination, and serves to be an exceptionally interesting destination for enthusiastic birdwatchers. The name Chidiya Tapu itself refers to Bird Island. True to the name of the island, this place is home to a wide variety of bird species, that is a brilliant and healthy mix of endemic and migratory birds. Chidiyatapu is also a favourite spot for all nature lovers as it offers amazing views from Munda Pahar View Point. Chidiya Tapu is located at a distance of around 30 kilometres from Port Blair . You can check out Andaman Tour Packages Samudrika Marine Museum The Samudrika Marine Museum is a popular tourist attraction located in Port Blair and it is managed by the Indian Navy and serves as an educational and informative centre focused on the marine life, biodiversity and ecosystems of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is an indoor option which is convenient to visit even in the monsoons and this place is definitely quite interesting when it comes to learning about the rich and diverse marine environment of the region. The museum features a wide range of marine life exhibits that carries a lot of information about the habitat in and around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The displays of coral reefs and various species of fish, sea turtles, shells and other fascinating marine creatures will never cease to surprise you. One can get to know about the different types of corals, their importance and the conservation efforts to protect them. The small aquarium housing several species of fish and marine life provide visitors with a closer look at some of the local aquatic creatures. The skeleton of a sperm whale will excite audiences of all age groups. The geography, history and culture of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is well showcased here. The viewing deck or platform of the museum from which visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Andaman Sea is a primary attraction. Tsunami Memorial This memorial was established in remembrance of the devastating Indian Ocean tsunami that struck on December 26, 2004. This Memorial is a place to raise awareness about the destructive power of tsunamis and the importance of disaster preparedness and resilience. It also demonstrates the resilience of the local communities and their efforts to rebuild their lives and the region after the disaster. The memorial is a place of reflection and a tribute to those who were affected by this natural disaster. The central feature of the memorial is a sculpture that represents the giant waves of the tsunami. The sculpture depicts a tidal wave engulfing a large family. There is a wall with the names of the victims of the tsunami, serving as a tribute to those who lost their lives during the disaster. The memorial has informative panels that provide details about the 2004 tsunami, its impact on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and the relief and recovery efforts that followed. The memorial is situated in a serene and picturesque location, providing a peaceful environment for visitors to reflect on the tragedy and enjoy scenic views of the sea. Police Gurudwara The Police Gurudwara in Port Blair is a place of worship and a religious site for the Sikh community. This Gurudwara serves as a place for religious gatherings, prayer and community activities and offers a place for Sikhs to come together, worship and engage in selfless service to the community. The Gurudwara typically conducts regular religious services, devotional singing or kirtans and runs langar or community kitchen. They serve free meals to all as part of the Sikh tradition of selfless service and equality. Visitors shall feel awed by the warmth of Sikh hospitality when they visit the Gurudwara and can learn more about the Sikh faith and traditions. Marina Park and Aquarium The Marina Park and Aquarium is a popular tourist attraction in Port Blair and offers a recreational area comprising a beautiful seafront park located on the shores of the Andaman Sea. It is an ideal place for leisurely strolls, picnics and enjoying scenic views of the ocean. Visitors come here to relax and enjoy the sea breeze. The Children's Play Area has swings, slides and other play things, making it a family-friendly destination. The musical fountain that comes to life amidst colourful lights and synchronized music during the evenings and creating an enjoyable experience. The aquarium features a variety of marine life, including fish, corals and other unique and fascinating undersea creatures that are native to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Guitar Island Beach Guitar Island Beach is named thus on account of its shape. It is one of the most pristine beaches with crystal clear waters. Moreover, It is a remote and less-visited location, offering tranquillity mixed with the joy of gazing at beautiful landscapes. Attempt visiting this unique beach in your visit to Andamans in May to make the best of your Andaman tour. The beach is surrounded by a serene and tranquil environment that will set your mind and heart at peace. It's an excellent place for a leisurely stroll along the shoreline or for simply lounging on the beach and enjoying the gentle sea breeze. Cultural Festivals of Andaman in August On a positive note, you might have the opportunity to experience local festivals and cultural events that take place during the monsoon season. These can provide a unique glimpse into the culture of the islands. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have a diverse population of various ethnicities along with their original indigenous communities. They have their own local festivals and cultural events during the monsoon season that feature traditional music, dance and customary rituals. On the Independence Day on August 15th, the people of Andaman and Nicobar Islands organize various events and patriotic celebrations, including flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs. Janmashtami celebrates Lord Krishna's birth and is observed with great enthusiasm by the local Hindu community. The temples get adorned with decorations, along with special prayers and cultural events. Teej, a traditional Hindu festival, is also celebrated by women among the Hindi-speaking population. Because of the heavy rainfall, the Andaman Islands are exceptionally lush and green in the month of August. The rain waters nourish the tropical vegetation, creating beautiful landscapes and lending it a fresh green charm. The water sports and outdoor activities may be limited or temporarily halted due to rough seas and unfavourable weather conditions in the monsoon season. Be in touch with local operators to be updated about any restrictions and safety advisories. Travel Tips and Things to Remember Travel plans to the Andaman Islands during the month of August can be affected by the monsoon showers. Flights and ferry services may be delayed or in the worst-case scenario might also be cancelled. So it shall be prudent to confirm your travel plans and accommodation in advance and also keep an eye on last minute changes in services offered. Expect lesser numbers of tourists Numbers in August as it is not the peak tourist season because of the monsoon showers and dampening climatic conditions. You shall encounter fewer tourists and hence the tourist spots would be less crowded and the sights such as museums and in door attractions can be watched at leisure without rushing or getting pushed and jostled. For those of you who prefer a serene and less crowded travel experience, this month could be an advantage for visiting Andaman. While you are all set to enjoy the natural beauty of the island during the month of August, do be prepared for the heavy rainfall, potential travel disruptions and limited outdoor activities. Be flexible with your travel plans and enjoy a rewarding experience. FAQs Is August okay to visit Andaman? It is fine to visit the islands of Andaman and Nicobar in the months of May, June, July, August and September. Heavy rains occur during these months mandatorily and heavy rains also occur in the months of October, November and December. But this is a regular phenomenon as Andaman enjoys a tropical climate. Is it safe to visit Andaman and Nicobar islands in August? The best time to visit Andaman & Nicobar Islands is from the month of October to May as the weather remains pleasant and ideal for sightseeing, island hopping, water adventure sports and beach activities. Monsoons that stretch from July to September are not recommended due to the unpredictable weather conditions such as high tidal waves, incessant rains and strong winds.

Andaman in July means rain-washed sparkling greenery that is surrounded by white sandy beaches with blue waves splashing incessantly. Visiting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in July comes with its own set of challenges arising due to the unfavourable weather and climatic conditions during this time of year. But if you are a rain lover, then the Andaman trip in July would be a welcoming proposition for you. Aberdeen Clock Tower The Aberdeen Clock Tower is a beautifully designed structure with a blend of British and Indian architectural styles featuring a prominent clock at the top. The white painted tower is a prominent landmark of the town. It is situated at the centre of Port Blair , on the historic Aberdeen Bazaar Road, making it easily accessible for visitors. The clock tower was constructed during the British colonial era in 1903, in the honour of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. It stands as a symbol of the colonial past reminding us of the historical significance of Port Blair and its connection to colonial rule. You can check our best seller Andaman Tour Packages Chatham Saw Mill The Chatham Saw Mill is situated on Chatham Island, which is connected to Port Blair by a bridge. This Saw Mill is one of the oldest and largest sawmills in Asia that was originally established by the British in 1883 during their colonial rule of India. The mill played a crucial role in the timber industry, processing wood from the dense forests of the Andaman Islands. This mill is now a significant historical and industrial heritage site, showcasing the colonial-era industrial processes and machinery used for timber processing vintage machinery and equipment. Murugan temple Murugan temple is a Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan, also known as Kartikeya, Subramanya, Skanda or Murugan. Lord Murugan is considered the God of War, Victory, and Wisdom. This temple is a significant pilgrimage site for devotees and a place of worship, and devotees come here to offer prayers, light lamps and seek blessings from Lord Murugan. Special pujas and offerings are performed on various occasions and various Hindu festivals, including Thaipusam, Skanda Shashti, and Panguni Uttiram. During these festivals, the temple comes alive festivities. Red skin Island Red Skin Island is a small and picturesque island located in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago. It is famous and close to the hearts of tourists for its natural beauty, pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. The rich coral reefs surrounding the island are rife with underwater marine life, which makes this island ideal for snorkelling and scuba diving . Glass bottom boat rides with transparent bottoms offer surreal views of the coral reefs. Permit is required to visit this island. Anthropological museum The Anthropological Museum in Port Blair displays a wide range of artifacts, handicrafts, tools, photographs, and artworks that provide insights into the indigenous tribes of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, such as the Great Andamanese, Onges, Jarwas, Sentinelese, and others. It showcases the cultural diversity and heritage of the indigenous people of Andaman. Elephanta Beach, Havelock It's a popular location for snorkelling, where you can explore the underwater world and witness colourful coral reefs and marine life. You can also enjoy activities such as glass-bottom boat rides, banana boat rides and jet skiing. The local tour operators offer guided snorkelling tours to assist you in exploring the mesmerizing underwater world. Sitapur beach, Neil Island Sitapur Beach or the Sun Set Point Beach is a beautiful and popular beach in Neil Island . It is a serene beach that is naturally beautiful and is famed for its stunning sunsets. Watch the crimson glow of the sky as the sun set happens creating a magical and romantic atmosphere. This beach is located on the eastern coast of Neil Island and is one of the most picturesque and popular beaches on the island. The beach has sparkling white sands, flanked by clear blue waters of the Indian ocean and lined by lush greenery. The tranquil and pristine environment makes Sitapur Beach ideal for relaxation and enjoying a memorable vacation in Andaman Islands in July. The stunning landscapes, clear waters, and vibrant sunsets make Sitapur Beach a favourite haunt for photographers. Enjoy leisurely walks and picnicking. Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walk Dhani Nallah Mangrove Nature Walk lets you wander and get lost in the beauty of the dense mangrove forests near Rangat. It is a wonderful destination to experience the beauty of mangrove ecosystems and realize its role and importance of mangrove in the ecosystem. Dhaninallah Beach is serene and located in Rangat. It is an ideal place to spread your array of packed food and drinks and simply laze out by the seaside. Get relaxed and spend a quiet and peaceful day by the sea. Enjoy the gorgeous sunsets and wonder in awe at the beauty and serenity of calm seas. Responsible eco-tourism is encouraged in this region. Permits might be required to visit this part of Andaman and so contact the local authorities or your travel agent for more specific details. July is considered very much a part of the monsoon season in the Andaman Islands. You can expect heavy rainfall and occasional thunder showers. The weather might be quite unpredictable with rough seas. As a result the water-based activities and beach combing might get affected. Due to safety reasons the inter-island transportation shall also be impacted. But visiting the Andaman Islands in July can be very refreshing with a lesser crowd and solitude amongst lush green landscapes to be enjoyed in peace. If you love rain and are prepared for some limitations and change in plans in activities and transportation, you can definitely enjoy your Andaman trip. Some tips for Andaman Trip If you are visiting Andaman in July, ensure that you are mentally prepared to enjoy the rains and the beauty of the islands when it gets wet and wild. But before you venture on this fun trip to Andamans in July, it will be good to keep certain points and tips in mind. The monsoon season of July is not ideal for water sports and beach adventure activities such as snorkelling, scuba diving, boat rides, jet skiing, sea walking etc. as underwater visibility will be poor. Beach activities will also be limited or restricted due to frequent rain showers, unprecedented waves and rough seas. July is not a peak tourist season in Andaman; thus accommodations are more readily available and at lower prices. The monsoon season might disrupt your travel plans. For example, the ferry services between the islands might be cancelled due to rough seas and bad weather. Flights to the Andaman Islands might also be potentially delayed or cancelled. If you do visit Andamans in July, consider indoor activities like visiting museums, historical sites and exploring the local culture and cuisine. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have a rich cultural heritage that you can explore indoors. Be cautious about the germs typical to the monsoon season. Drink bottled water, eat from clean and branded places and maintain personal hygiene. Emergency preparedness is important, and it is recommended that you keep an eye on weather updates and be prepared for any potential disruptions in your travel plans. Stay informed about local conditions and travel advisories. FAQ's Can we visit Andaman in July? The months from October to May fall into the category of the best time to visit Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Be prepared for rains and a warm and a humid climate in July. The archipelago of Andaman enjoys a moderate climate mostly throughout the year. Also due to rains and storms, the beach activities and island hopping might get impacted due to rough seas and unpredictable weather. Does Andaman get rain in July? Monsoon arrives in Andaman in mid-May, and by the end of the month of May rains start that continue through June and July. July is part of the monsoon season in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and it's characterized by high humidity and frequent, often intense, rain showers. Can we visit Port Blair in July? Port Blair as a part of Andaman receives a lot of rainfall in July. Rainfall during the monsoon can be quite unpredictable, with some days having heavy downpours and others having intermittent showers.

Andaman in June is pure, fresh, green and invigorating. Feel the rain splash across your face and the warm of the moist winds by the seas. Tread the rain washed paths and soak in the fragrance of moist earth in this wild and alluring destination of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the middle of Bay of Bengal. Andaman is known for its mesmerizing beaches. The beaches are known for their white sandy shores and clear blue waters. They offer stunning views of the sea and are surrounded by lush vegetation, making them a serene and beautiful travel destination for tourists. Samudrika Marine Museum The Samudrika Marine Museum is a popular museum located in the heart of Port Blair , the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India. The museum is managed by the Indian Navy and showcases the diverse marine life, biodiversity and cultural heritage of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Visit the Samudrika Marine Museum to understand its importance as an educational and informative centre for tourists and researchers. You shall be apprised in detail about the rich marine life, diverse fauna and the unique cultural heritage of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Watch the fascinating species of marine life, such as corals, fish, shells and other marine creatures found in the waters surrounding the islands. Know about the geography, history and culture of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands . Also tourists are generally extremely curious about the indigenous tribal communities of the region, their traditions and need to be made aware of the role they play in preserving the islands' natural environment. The Samudrika Marine Museum is the best place to visit towards this purpose. This destination is easily accessible even in June. You can also check our tailor make Andaman Tour Packages. Bharatpur Beach Popular for water sports activities, Bharatpur Beach is a pristine picture-postcard expanse of water and sand, with waves and tide conditions ideal for beach lovers and adventure enthusiasts. This Beach is quite popular and picturesque, located on Neil Island, which forms an integral part of the itinerary of Andaman and Nicobar Islands tour and travel plans. It is one of the most well-known beaches on Neil Island and offers a range of attractions and activities for visitors. Bharatpur Beach is situated on the western coast of Neil Island . Neil Island is relatively small, and Bharatpur Beach is one of its main attractions. Bharatpur Beach is an excellent place to try various water activities. Kalapani Museum Kalapani Museum is unique and is the first of its kind of history museum. This museum takes one on a journey across the black waters through the first settlement of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The history begins unfurling with the mutiny of 1857 and goes on to the tale of hostile aborigines, construction of Cellular Jail , Japanese occupation, reoccupation by British till India attains freedom after sacrificing such a bevy of brave patriots. The despair and cruelty of the inhuman torture of British atrocities comes out vividly. The entire history will come to life through photographs, dioramas, antiquities and documentaries. The collection of display items is richer than the other museums in and around Port Blair. Butts Clerk Beach in Little Andaman If weather permits in June and you set your heart at seafaring to some seclusion, The Butts Clerk Beach is the destination. Butts Clerk Beach is one of the attractions on Little Andaman, known for its raw, untouched beauty. Little Andaman being the fourth-largest island in the group doesn’t do much justice to its name. This island is known for its untouched natural beauty. This beach is known for their serene and pristine surroundings and is particularly famous for its calm and clear waters. Butts Clerk Beach is less visited by tourists compared to some of the more popular beaches in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This seclusion allows visitors to enjoy the peaceful and quiet atmosphere of the beach and observe the island's rich biodiversity. Butts Clerk Beach attracts a lot of keen surfing enthusiasts because it is famous for its waves. Surfing lovers visit the beach to ride the waves and enjoy this thrilling water sport. ZSI Museum, Port Blair The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) Museum in Port Blair is dedicated to the study and preservation of the diverse wildlife and marine life found in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is of particular interest to the tourists and travellers who are often too fascinated by the rich biodiversity of the archipelago. The ZSI Museum is located in Port Blair, which is the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The museum is situated near the Andaman Teal House and the National Memorial Cellular Jail and can be included in the day’s itinerary of Port Blair sightseeing. The museum is maintained and administered by the Zoological Survey of India, responsible for conducting scientific research on the wildlife, fauna, and marine life in India. The museum is the home to a wide range of exhibits, including preserved specimens of various exclusive species of animals, birds, and marine life found here. The region's unique and diverse fauna is showcased by the museum and is of great national heritage and ecological significance. When visiting the ZSI Museum in Port Blair, you'll have the opportunity to explore the fascinating world of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands' biodiversity, including its unique marine life. It's a great place to gain a deeper understanding of the natural heritage of this beautiful and ecologically significant region. Stella Maris Cathedral, Port Blair The Stella Maris Cathedral, located in the heart of Port Blair, is also known as the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Sea. It is an important religious and architectural landmark located in Port Blair and is easily accessible from anywhere in the town. The cathedral serves as a significant religious and cultural centre for the local community. It has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century from the date of its construction back in the British colonial ruling period and is counted among the oldest churches in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The architecture of the Stella Maris Cathedral is striking with a rich mix of architectural styles, heavily influenced by the Roman Catholic genre. The church's distinctive white facade and a tall spire lends it a superior charm making it an iconic structure of the town. The cathedral serves as a place of worship and hosts religious services and events, including Mass. The interior of the cathedral carries the surreal effect of the beautiful stained glass windows, religious artworks and ornate decorations. It provides a tranquil and serene ambience for offering prayers and personal reflections. You don’t have to worry too much about the weather to visit the Stella Maris Cathedral in June in Andaman. While visiting the Andaman Islands in June can offer a unique perspective of lush, green landscapes, it does come with weather-related challenges. If you don't mind the rain and are prepared for some limitations in activities and transportation, you can still enjoy your trip to the Andaman Islands during this time. However, if you have the flexibility, you might consider visiting during the drier months from November to mid-April for a more pleasant experience. FAQs Can we visit Andaman in June? The month of June does not fall into the category of the best time to visit Andaman and Nicobar Islands that stretches from October to May. There are rains and the climate remains a bit humid. Though Andaman enjoys a moderate climate mostly throughout the year, yet there is a distinct monsoon season which begins from June and extends till September. Though it is absolutely fine to visit the islands in the months of May, June, July, August and September, you should be prepared to deal with heavy rains. Andaman has a tropical climate and is hence hot and humid for most part of the year. Does Andaman get rain in June? Monsoon arrives in Andaman in June. Rains start that continue through June and July. The major monsoon months in Andaman are June, July, August and September. During these months Andaman receives quite heavy rainfall. What temperature to expect in June at Andaman? The temperature in Andaman and Nicobar in June ranges from about 31°C to 24°C., which is not much variation and majorly warm. Water temperature remains at about 30°C which is comfortable.

May in Andaman is a good time for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers who can freely roam around in the lush green rainforests watching the many bird species who are usually very active during this month of April. May is considered to fall in the peak of tourist season in the Andaman Islands . The weather is favourable, and it's a popular time for travellers. But it never gets as crowded as the winter months, so you can expect a relatively secluded and less hurried experience. Corbyn's Cove Beach (Port Blair): After you land in Port Blair and dream of having a memorable vacation in this remote archipelago adorning the Indian Ocean, you can have your first taste of beach beauty by visiting the Corbyn’s Cove Beach . Corbyn’s Cove Beach being one of the closest beaches to Port Blair makes it a popular spot for city dwellers and tourists alike. It's a great place for water sports and offers beautiful sunset views. Have a quiet walk along the sandy beach and rest in the shady cove on the seats arranged methodically at uniform intervals to enjoy a restful beach scenery. This beach is ideal to unwind. You can see the families playing amidst the incessant waves breaking in white foamy layers on the shores. The younger and more enthusiastic tourists are found enjoying the various water spots and beach activities. There are neat and clean changing rooms where you can freshen up and change after your sea activities. The road leading towards Corbyn’s Cove Beach is also very picturesque. The beach is lined with palm trees which make it look intensely picture perfect. You can check our customized Andaman Tour Packages North Bay Island North Bay Island offers a glimpse of the beauty of the underwater world with its vibrant coral reefs teaming with a million sea creatures, merrily swimming by. This island is one of the very popular islands of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, especially known for the varied adventurous and playful water sports options. It is a treat to the eyes for nature lovers too as it is extremely picturesque and serene. North Bay Island is one of the smaller islands in the Andaman and Nicobar archipelago and is located near Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It's easily accessible from Port Blair, which makes it a common day-trip destination for tourists landing in Port Blair. It is included in almost all itineraries of Andaman and Nicobar tours and travel. Among the water sports and underwater activities, snorkelling , scuba diving and sea walking are very popular here. Another fun activity meant for everyone who does not want to get wet but yet wants to be a part of the undersea magical world is the glass-bottom boat ride. It is safe and a truly magical experience. Rangat Island May can be considered a good month for island hopping. As you travel across the wide open seas in the high speed ferries, you can enjoy the pleasant sea breezes and reach the remote island breezily and comfortably all the while enjoying the beauty and pleasant weather. Rangat is picturesque and is also one of the major settlements on Middle Andaman Island. It is known for its natural beauty, tranquil beaches and lush tropical landscapes. The Amkunj Beach and Cuthbert Bay Beach of Rangat Island are immensely secluded and alluring. Rangat is surrounded by lush green mangrove forests and exploring the greenery and its unique ecosystem through boat rides through the intriguing mangroves is a popular adventure. The Cuthbert Bay Wildlife Sanctuary is located near Rangat. It is the home to a variety of bird species, including the rare and endangered Nicobar megapode. This place is a favourite haunt of birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts who often visit the sanctuary to study the avian biodiversity. Water-based activities like snorkelling, scuba diving and fishing are quite popular in Rangat. Vijaynagar Beach Vijaynagar Beach is perfect for tourists who seek a peaceful beach vacation in the middle of unspoiled locations. It is a perfect place to unwind, enjoy the natural surroundings and escape from the extremely stressful and routine city life. This beach is perfect for the ones who love the warm sea and all beach activities. It is also very alluring for nature lovers. There are a wonderful variety of activities that you can enjoy in Vijay Nagar Beach. Starting from swimming, bird watching and sunbathing to wildlife photography, fishing and trekking --- it is all there in Vijaynagar Beach. This clean beach is located on the eastern side of Havelock island, which is a must visit in any short or long Andaman trip. Some good hotels are to be found on this beach. The ocean water here on this beach is mesmerizing turquoise blue and breathtakingly charming. Make your vacation complete with plenty of greenery around, some beautiful views of the sand and sun and plenty of leisurely walks along the pristine beach. Sitapur Beach Sitapur Beach is a famed beach in Neil Island , the allure of which drives tourists to this small but fascinating island in the Andaman Archipelago. This beach is popularly known as beach no. 5. Local islanders opine that this is the quietest beach on the island. This factor makes it ideal for solo beach vacations and is also very apt for honeymoon couples and newlyweds. This beach shall provide the much needed solace from the busy modern day city life. Sip some fresh coconut water and lazily watch the rolling seas. Sitapur Beach is famous for its picturesque sunrises. The beach offers white sands, azure blue waters and lush green surroundings, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the natural beauty of the island. The shoreline is quite long and invites a leisurely stroll. Swim, beach bathe and soak the serene atmosphere. The quietness is the beach’s charm. Sir Hugh Rose Island Sir Hugh Rose Island is a protected marine sanctuary located right at the tip of Neil Island. It has a unique charm and portrays the surreal beauty of picturesque vistas and fascinating biodiversity. Sir Hugh Rose Island is a part of the enchanting archipelago and it attracts tourists with its stunning natural beauty. The colourful coral reefs surrounding the island is the home to diverse fish species and a host of other marine underwater life. This location is ideal for water adventures such as snorkelling and diving, allowing visitors to explore the vibrant underwater world. Marine life in the sanctuary of Sir Hugh Rose Island is carefully preserved to maintain the unique and delicate balance in the ecosystem in and around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. These areas play an important role in scientific research and ecological conservation efforts. Visit Andaman in May to enjoy the stunning natural beauty, secluded and mesmerizing beaches and for watching the fascinating and diverse marine biodiversity from up close. The warm waters and plentiful sunshine will help make wonderful memories. FAQs Can we visit Andaman in May? The month of May falls into the category of the best time to visit Andaman and Nicobar Islands that starts from October. Expect a little bit of rain and a warm and a bit humid climate in May. The archipelago of Andaman enjoys a moderate climate mostly throughout the year. For a memorable holiday experience, plan your Andaman tour between the months of October and May. Does Andaman get rain in May? Monsoon arrives in Andaman in mid-May, and by the end of the month of May rains start that continue through June and July. The major monsoon months in Andaman are June, July, August and September. During these months Andaman receives heavy rainfall. Can we visit Port Blair in May? Port Blair as a part of Andaman has two primary seasons, the dry season that extends from October to May and the wet season from June to September. The months from October to May fall in the best season category to visit Port Blair, like the rest of Andaman. The temperature, rainfall and humidity remain lower than the rest of the year. What was the climate in Andaman in May 2024? Andaman & Nicobar Islands have shown rainfall deficit as recorded as 138.3mm against the normal of 424.2mm between March and May this year, 2024. The month of May remained comparatively majorly drier than other years. That had a good tourism opportunity of course. How many days in Andaman in May are enough? A 5 Nights and 6 Days trip is best to cover the major sightseeing destinations and the best of Andaman to have a proper ‘beach vacation’ experience. On the other hand, a longer 9 Nights and 10 Days Andaman tour will give you time to explore the more enigmatic and fascinating and less trodden islands and enjoy all the exclusive water activities at leisure. What temperature to expect in May at Andaman? The temperature in Andaman and Nicobar in May ranges from 28.2°C to 26.1°C., which is not much variation and predominantly warm. Water temperature remains at about 30°C which is extremely pleasurable and comfortable to indulge in all kinds of water activities. What is the weather like in Havelock in May? The average temperature in Havelock in the month of May for any particular day ranges from a maximum of 20°C to a minimum of 7°C. Weather remains enjoyable and mildly cool with a gentle breeze that tourists enjoy immensely.

Visiting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in April can be a great experience as the weather is generally warm and pleasant, and it's an ideal time for outdoor activities, water sports, and beach exploration. The weather in Andaman in April is comfortable and very suitable for visiting. In April, the Andaman Islands experience warm and tropical weather. Daytime temperatures typically range from 28°C to 34°C, which makes it perfect for beach activities and water sports. Andaman and Nicobar being in the tropical zone, experiences comparatively high humidity throughout the year that includes the month of April. April also being a part of the pre-monsoon season in the Andaman Islands, there might be occasional showers. The seas are usually calm and suitable for water sports like snorkelling , scuba diving and swimming. The water is sparklingly clear and offers excellent visibility for underwater activities. April in Andaman is a good time for wildlife enthusiasts and birdwatchers who can freely roam around in the lush green rainforests watching the many bird species who are usually very active during this month of April. April is considered to fall in the peak of tourist season in the Andaman Islands. The weather is favourable, and it's a popular time for travellers. But it never gets as crowded as the winter months, so you can expect a relatively secluded and less hurried experience. You can also check our tailor made Andaman Tour Pacakges North Bay Island North Bay Island is also known as Coral Island. It is a vibrant and popular beach island located close to Port Blair and can be easily reached. It is surrounded by clear waters that are known teeming underwater coral reserves and a host of animals thriving on it. The variety of fishes offers a perfect spot for underwater activities. Once you land in Port Blair , North Bay becomes an inherent part of your itinerary. The bright and colourful coral reef with its exclusive marine collection stretches out into the sea. The Island is known for the wide variety of beach activities and water sports carried out and this makes it one of the most visited places in the Andaman. North Bay can be covered as a day trip along with Ross Island. It is just an hour away from Port Blair. The trip to North bay starts from the Rajiv Gandhi Water sports complex. The month of April shall be an ideal time to enjoy all beach activities and water sports. Baratang, the Land of Caves and Volcanoes Baratang is the other name for a host of thrills and adventures while visiting Andaman in April. Be prepared to be transported to a magical island covered with lush green forests, interesting indigenous tribal communities, slushy and enigmatic mangroves with the stealthy boat rides through the trees, peaceful beaches, exotic breeds of birds, deep dark caves, boisterous and energetic trekking expeditions and amazing volcano. Baratang Island visit in the month of April will be a pleasant experience. Baratang Island in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is located between the Middle and South Andaman Islands, which is at a distance of approximately 110 km from Port Blair. The journey to Baratang will start in the wee hours of the night and will prove to be a thrill at every step. This island is the home to the Jarawa tribes known for their ferocious and dangerously unfriendly nature. Cellular Jail The museum exhibits photographs, sculptures and artifacts that depict the history of the Indian freedom struggle and the lurid conditions inside the jail. The Cellular Jail is a testimony to India’s long struggle for independence. The prisoners in the jail endured great hardships and continued to fight for freedom even within its walls. The inhumane tortures delivered to the inmates was an inspiration to thousands of people who got so infuriated at the British ways of crushing India's freedom movement, that the protest spread like wildfire across the whole of India. Posters, models and simulated scenes of how the freedom fighters were tortured to extract information or hanged brutally will make you filled with respect for the amount of agony these freedom fighters had to undergo and the sacrifices they had to make to free the nation from the British. Barren Island April is also the perfect time to go island hopping. There are some unique islands scattered in and around. Barren is one such unique volcanic island located in the Andaman Sea and is a part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is worth all the effort to go and watch while you are in Andamans as it is the only active volcano in South Asia. This island is considered to be the home to one of the few active volcanoes in India and its most recent eruption was in 2017. Watch the rugged beauty of this rocky piece of landmass of about three square kilometres in an area bereft of any permanent vegetation. Though you might not be able to step on the island and your boat will be at a safe distance from the island, yet the adventure and thrill of watching an active volcano from so close a distance shall make your Andaman tour memorable beyond imagination. Viper Island, Port Blair As the name suggests, this island has all the ingredients to charm tourists and inquisitive travellers. Viper Island is mainly known for housing historical ruins, including the remains of the old Cellular Jail. We all know that the main Cellular Jail is situated in Ross Island whereas Viper Island has the gallows where prisoners were executed. Thus Viper Island is now an important site of historical ruins and stands proudly clinging to the precious memories of the freedom struggle and the colonial period for showcasing them and thus inspiring the future generations. Murugan Temple While you are on an Andaman trip in April, as you indulge in a day trip across the capital of Port Blair, include Murugan Temple in your day’s itinerary. It is a significant Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Murugan, also known as Kartikeya or Skanda, a popular deity in the Hindu pantheon. The Murugan Temple in Port Blair serves as a place of worship and devotion for the devotees of Lord Murugan in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is also a favourite tourist attraction for people with religious interests. The temple features a typical South Indian architectural style, characterized by its gopuram (tower) at the entrance, ornate sculptures, and colourful artwork that is pleasing and soothing to the senses. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park April in Andaman is an ideal time to enjoy water activities. The Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is well known for its diverse marine life. The coral reefs found in this region teem with fish, sea turtles and various other aquatic species of sea life. Watch in awe some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world as you indulge in the underwater activities such as scuba diving, sea walking and snorkelling. This part of the sea is a favourite to snorkelers and scuba divers and offers a chance to witness the vibrant and colourful corals and marine creatures. If you don’t want to get wet in the salt waters yet want to be a part of the underwater magical world, take a glass-bottom boat ride. Passionate nature photographers also do a lot of underwater photography. It is located near the Wandoor village on the southern tip of South Andaman Island. April fun in Andaman Visiting Andaman and Nicobar Islands in April is immense fun. It is the summer season and indulging in water sports can be a cool experience. April is perfect for activities like snorkelling, scuba diving, jet-skiing, and banana boat rides. The clear waters and warm weather make it enjoyable for these activities. Beach activities are also very enjoyable. You can relax on the pristine beaches, including Radhanagar Beach, Kala Pathar Beach, Laxmanpur Beach and Bharatpur Beaches of Neil Island and other more secluded beaches such as Ross and Smith Island Beach, Long Island Beach and Aamkunj Beach of lesser known Rangat Island. Swimming and sunbathing are popular beach activities in April in Andaman. Island hopping gives an opportunity to explore the various islands of the Andaman archipelago, including Havelock Island, Neil Island and others, each with its unique charm. Beaches such as Karmatang Beach are famous for turtle nesting and hatching. FAQs What should I wear in Andaman in April? You should carry comfortable warm and light clothes in April to Andaman. Light cotton shirts, shorts, bright florals, beach wear hats or caps, shades or sunglasses, bathing suits, raincoats, shoes and flip flops. Apart from that some smart casual attires for the evenings should essentially be included. Is April the best time to visit Andaman? The soothing maritime weather of Andaman and Nicobar Islands make it a beautiful and attractive destination all round the year. However, it is advisable to book early in case you plan to travel in April as most of the educational institutes start having summer vacation which makes Andaman the go to place in April to escape summer heat of the plains of India. The months between November and May are ideal for enjoying a vacation in Andaman.

The Andaman Islands are an exclusive group of islands in the Indian Ocean that is a favourite tourist spot and attracts visitors from all across the globe throughout the year. This archipelago is located in the south-eastern part of the Bay of Bengal and is a part of the Indian Union Territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands . Andaman tour in March can prove to be absolutely wondrous and wild. Andaman is famed to be a special place that is remote, beautiful, rugged and mysterious. It's an attractive tourist destination of Southeast Asia that is a part of India and due to its remote location, it is a bit difficult getting there but once you reach it is worth the effort. You can check our tailor made Andaman Tour Packages Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park This marine park has been named after Mahatma Gandhi, the father of the Indian nation, and is dedicated to the conservation and protection of the unique marine ecosystems and biodiversity of the Andaman Islands. This is also known by the name Wandur National Park as it is located on the southern coast of Wandoor, which is about 29 kilometres from Port Blair. The national park was founded in the year 1983 and comprises 15 islands. People usually come here to witness the coral reefs and wondrous marine life, including water snakes, shells, sea anemones, saltwater crocodiles and more. It is rightly considered to be one of the best and the largest marine parks in India. The park was established in 1983 and is spread across an area of about 281.5 square kilometres. Karmatang Beach Want to be where the most gorgeous turtles are while in Andaman! Visit the exotic and unique Karmatang Beach. Karmatang Beach is a beautiful and relatively less-frequented beach located in Andaman. Karmatang Beach is known for its serene and unspoiled natural beauty. It is located on Mayabunder, a town on the Middle Andaman Island. It is relatively remote and less crowded than some of the more popular beaches on the Andaman Islands. The beach is known for its scenic charm, with pristine white sands and lush greenery surrounding it. The clear blue waters of the Andaman Sea add to its natural beauty. One of the unique features of Karmatang Beach is that it serves as a nesting site for sea turtles, including the Olive Ridley sea turtles. These turtles come ashore to lay their eggs, and the beach has a designated area where turtle nests are conserved and protected. If you visit Karmatang Beach at the right time which is designated as between the months of December and March, you may be lucky to witness baby turtles emerging from their nests and making their way to the sea. This is a wondrous experience for and a rare one. The light and sound show of Cellular Jail The infamous Cellular Jail of the historical pre-independence era is a symbol and a witness of all the hardships that our brave freedom fighters have faced while getting India free from British colonial rule. Currently, Cellular Jail, which is a major tourist attraction of Port Blair , is a museum and a national monument dedicated to the memory of the freedom fighters who were imprisoned there. Cellular Jail remains open from 09:00 in the morning to 12:00 noon and again from 13:00 – 16:15. It remains closed on Mondays and public holidays. With an entry fee of INR 10 for adults and INR 100 for video recording, the light and sound show, narrated by the Peepal tree which had stood there in the same place centuries ago watching the atrocities by the British colonizers, is an unforgettable experience. The voice behind the Peepal tree is that of actor Om Puri. There are two shows every day at 18:00 and 19:15 except on Monday, which is closed. The Splendour of Little Andaman As the name implies Little Andaman Island might be small in terms of area measured in hectares, but it is not little or less by any means in terms of the joy it offers to faring tourists. This is the fourth largest island of the Andaman and Nicobar Archipelago. Gifted with a milieu of tourist attractions, the Little Andaman Island will simply cast a magical spell on each and every tourist the moment they set foot on the island. The remoteness of its location makes it one of the less frequented islands. This island is a secluded haven for nature lovers who hold their peace close to their hearts. It is also the home to the indigenous and enigmatic Onge tribe and Great Andamanese tribe. The shorelines open up the gates to the kingdom of tropical paradise. The island is spread across an area of approximately 707 square kilometres. Butler Bay Beach with its long stretch of white sandy shore is one of the largest and most popular beaches on Little Andaman. White Surf Waterfall, also known as Whisper Wave Waterfall, is a picturesque waterfall located deep into the rainforests of Little Andaman. Also, be ready to admire and enjoy the Kalapathar Limestone Caves or surf at the beach. Saddle Peak, the Trekker’s Haven of North Andaman Saddle Peak is the highest peak in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located at a height of approximately 732 metres or 2,402 feet. It lies in North Andaman Island, near another major tourist spot, the town of Diglipur . The peak offers panoramic views of the surrounding area and is extremely popular with hikers and nature enthusiasts. The trek to the summit is quite challenging, but the beauty of the lush rainforests and dense vegetation that it offers compensates for the steep terrain. Along the way, trekkers feel blissful at the diverse flora and fauna that include enchanting and diverse species of birds and butterflies. The region around Saddle Peak is known as the Saddle Peak National Park. The park, which is famed for its rich biodiversity, boasts of various endemic and rare plant and animal species. The forests here are home to a variety of wildlife and are under major conservation endeavours. Ross Island, a Meet with the Valiant Indian History Ross Island , a small but quaint island which is located near Port Blair, holds great historical significance and is a popular tourist destination. Ross Island was originally named after a British marine surveyor, Sir Daniel Ross and during the colonial period, it served as the administrative headquarters for the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The island evolved as a British settlement and was the base for the British administration in the Andaman Islands. During the British era, the island bustled with functioning government offices, a church, a hospital, a bakery, a tennis court and even a printing press. These historical ruins of the colonial-era buildings, including the Chief Commissioner's House, are now a major attraction. Over the years, the beauty has increased manifold as nature and trees have taken their shape and encumbered the old-age remnants. The island is now maintained by the Indian Navy. Be there to be a part of this enchantment and March in Andaman is a perfect time to visit Ross Island. Also, enjoy the popular evening Light and Sound Show that narrates the history of the island and its former glory of the colonial period. The show takes place amidst the ruins of the Chief Commissioner's House. Govind Nagar Beach If you have deliberately chosen to travel to Andaman in the month of March, and are looking forward to some serene days by the side of the gentle and vast Indian oceans somewhere in the remotest location of the globe, then choose Govind Nagar Beach to spend some time in solitude. This is one of the most peaceful corners of Havelock Island , especially if you are in love with beautiful and solitary beaches. You can also try out the adventurous and thrilling water sports here if you are done with your quota of peace. Near Govind Nagar, the alluring lighthouse is an ideal spot to click some beach photographs. FAQs Should I visit Andaman in March? Yes, March is a good time to visit Andaman. The weather in Andaman in March is pleasant, neither too hot nor too humid. The average temperature in Andaman Nicobar in March varies from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius. In the morning, the temperature drops to 28°C making it further pleasant. Is March a good time to visit Andaman? In fact the months of February and March are the best months to explore the exotic marine life in and around the islands of Andaman and Nicobar. If you love scuba, the best time to visit Andaman is between February and March. Is March too hot to visit Andaman? The month of March in Andaman enjoys a maximum of around 32°C, and a minimum of 23°C, which makes it very pleasant to visit this archipelago. The beach activities and water sports can be comfortably enjoyed and Andaman in March gets to be an attractive holiday destination for people all across India and other countries. Should we visit Port Blair in March? The average temperature in Port Blair in March for a typical day ranges from a high of 30°C to a low of 27°C. This range is extremely suited for the various beach activities that one enjoys in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The water sports will also be fun to indulge in, as the weather will neither be too cold nor too hot. How is Andaman weather during the first week of March? Weather in Andaman in March is neither too hot nor too humid in the first week of March. With the average temperature in Andaman in March ranging from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius with a bit of afternoon rain, the weather promises to remain soothing. How is the weather in March in Havelock? During the months of March to May the weather is absolutely suitable for enjoying water sports, and for deep sea diving, such as scuba diving, snorkelling, sea walking, etc. The temperature remains between 28 degree Celsius and 30 degree Celsius and the heat is not too intense. Tourists love to enjoy this season in Andaman.

Januarys in Andaman is when the sprig of dry season begins, with a maximum temperature of 29°C and a minimum of 23°C. The month of February records the highest temperature in the year ranging from 30°C maximum to a minimum of 23°C. Visiting the islands along with the exotically beautiful beaches get to be an experience of its own in such a pleasant climate. The Andaman Islands provide a rich combination of Indian history, diverse culture, and unique marine life, and is a popular travel destination famed for its immaculate beaches, turquoise waters, calm swimming havens and lots of marine underwater life. You can check our tailor made Andaman Tour Packages The Andaman Islands form a beautiful archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, South of the Indian sub-continent. This group of approximately 300 islands are known for their palm-tree-lined, sparkling white sandy beaches, enigmatic mangroves and tropical rainforests. The islands are flanked by coral reefs that are teeming with marine life such as colourful beguiling fishes and other enigmatic sea creatures along with giant manta rays that make these beaches popular for scuba diving and snorkelling . Indigenous tribes who are native Andaman Islanders inhabit the more remote islands, many of which are off the permissible limits to tourists and casual visitors. Night kayaking, Havelock Island Dodge the mainstream kayaking experience and try night kayaking in Andaman for the January holidays. Envelop the scene where the stars will shine above your head, and you slowly glide across the moonlit water. Night kayaking during January is a lit experience to cherish in Andaman if you want to experience bioluminescence. The same kayaking experience is distinct because tiny little organisms living in the water produce tons of sparkles in the water when you glide through the water. To enjoy the night kayaking in Andaman, arrive at the Havelock Jetty and glide through the Mangrove Forests. If you want to enjoy the night kayaking in Andaman , January is the best time when the water moment is slow! Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, time to get wet and Wild Exploring Port Blair can never be complete without having some relaxing and thrilling time at the same time at the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex. If you are looking forward to an absolutely ‘bindaas’ time for having some fun and excitement in the month of February in Andaman, it is time you go to Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex for those incredible water sports in Port Blair. The complex is designed to offer an exclusive delightful time to tourists. The thrilling water sports and activities such as paddle boats, row boats, banana boats, motor boats, jet scooters, parasailing, speed boats, tyre rides, and so much more will be really thrilling and charming for all young and old. The complex opens at 10 in the morning, and you can participate in all the activities till sunset about 6.30 in the evening. Radhanagar Beach Radhanagar Beach is famous for being one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole of Asia. This beach attracts a large number of tourists due to its awe-inspiring beauty. Radhanagar Beach is famed all across the world as being the 7th most beautiful beach in the world. Radhanagar beach is especially alluring to tourists during the time of sunrise and sunset. The quiet beauty makes it a simply amazing beach when it comes to cleanness and a regal sunset view. The waters are very clear and clear and as you peep into the blue waters, you watch in amazement the clear sea water with innumerable colourful fishes swimming across close to the surface of the waters. Laze along the sandy gleaming beach and enjoy the mild sun peeping through the blue skies and gaze at the white foaming waves crashing on the beaches. Cellular Jail, inclusion of history Cellular Jail was notorious for being the inescapable prison or Kalapani since the British days. It stands primary among all sightseeing places in Port Blair as a mute but veritable testimony to the tortuous days of the Indian freedom saga of the colonial era. This national memorial draws a lot of attention to the Indian freedom struggle and is among the most famous places to visit in Port Blair. The history associated with this place is a precious story to tell the future Indian generations. This monumental structure evokes the deepest of patriotic feelings in each of us and we as Indians salute the constant endeavour and indomitable persistence of the freedom fighters of the yesteryears, the fruits of which we are enjoying today as Indians. The overall architecture is forked with the solitary cells that were once used for containing the exiled people and executing the political prisoners. Indulge in water sports Elephant Beach is one of the most popular and prominent beaches of Havelock Island and in fact of the whole of Andaman. The attraction of Elephant Beach lies in the coral reefs as the azure blue waters holds a lot of promises for unhindered joy and vacation fun. Visiting Elephant Beach in the month of February will give you an opportunity for engaging in all the thrill water sports such as kayaking, scuba diving, snorkelling, trekking and bird watching. Relax by the beach and watch the sun climb across the sky till it reaches the sunset when the waters across all the beaches shine and gleam with the reflected golden rays to spread an enigma. Corbyn’s Cove, a heaven for the recluse If you are in Andaman in February and have just landed in Port Blair and looking for some quiet and beautiful time by the sea, then look no further than to just go and perch yourself at the Corbyn’s Cove . It is situated close by and in fact is the only beach, located within the city, just 8 kms away from the city centre. The quietness and beauty of the beach gets enhanced at the time of sunset. If you want a trickle of fun to get mixed with your placid enjoyment of a glorious sunset across the seas, the beach also offers activities like jet ski, banana boat ride, speedboat ride, parasailing etc. It is very popular for swimming and sun basking and playing with the incessant waves. The Corbyn’s Cove is a quaint expanse located approximately to the south of town and it hardly takes more than half an hour to get there. It should definitely be included in the Port Blair sightseeing trip where you can enjoy the neatly lined coconut and palm trees and the picturesque approach road leading to the destination. Neil Island, a slice of heaven in ocean Neil Island is a quaint little island that is full of marine life and is undoubtedly one of the best tourist places in Havelock. Neil Island will make you fall in love with the Indian Ocean and this famous Indian archipelago of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Venture out into this island in your Andaman trip in February to enjoy the lush greenery of the island and diverse flora and fauna that attracts people from all across India and abroad. Its peace and solitude will be a pleasant break from the hectic city life. A couple of days on this island exploring its exquisite beaches such as Laxmanpur Beach, Sitapur Beach, Bharatpur Beach, would rejuvenate your tired soul. Indulge in snorkelling, glass-bottom boat ride watching the mesmerizing coral world with thousands of big and small underwater creatures and diving in its clear waters to be a part of the magic of the underwater world. The Laxmanpur Beach of Neil Island has a spectacular sunset and Bharatpur Beach is the place to indulge in various adventurous water activities. Ross and Smith Islands: A Twin Paradise Ross & Smith Islands promises an unforgettable experience which is not to be found easily in India. The waters of the surrounding oceans are crystal clear and emerald green. Sun bathing in Ross & Smith Islands is bound to be memorable. During high tide, the sand bar connecting these twin islands disappears with a narrow water body between the two islands and during low tide the sand bar comes back into focus making the islands look exquisitely beautiful. The pristine blue water against the white sandbank creates a striking contrast. Walking on the sandbank connected during low tide is acutely thrilling as if you are walking on the ocean floor. It takes approximately 6 to 8 hours from Port Blair and an overnight stay at Mayabunder is recommended. Less crowded and exotic are the two descriptions that make these twin islands alluring to most tourists. FAQ Is February a good time to visit Andaman? The months of February and March are generally considered the best months to explore the exquisite and rare beauty of the Andamans. For a scuba enthusiast, the best time to visit Andaman is between February and March. Does it rain in Andaman in the month of February? Andaman is a tropical paradise and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands experience two distinct seasons - a rainy spell or monsoon season from May to September and dryer spells with bright clear skies during the months of October to April. There is hardly any rainfall in February in Andaman.

When you think of serendipity, you think of Andamans. When you think of the joy and splendour of the vast seas, you think of Andaman. Andaman is every romantic heart’s sojourn, every caged soul’s taste of freedom and every enigmatic mind’s answer to curiosity. January is one of the best months to visit Andamans. January month gives a kick start to the dry season with the temperature ranging approximately from 23°C to 29°C. Easily escape the chill of winters by taking your dream vacation to the remote island of Andaman, nestled in the Indian Archipelago. You can check our tailor made Andaman Tour Packages Andaman weather in January We all know summer months are ideal for visiting Andaman. But since Andaman has maritime climate and weather is pleasant all through the year, January too is a perfect time for visiting Andaman. Whether it is enjoying the thrill of adventure sports or going around for plenty of sightseeing tours, January is the perfect month for experiencing a joyous vacation. January is the month when it is comparatively dry after the winter or retreating monsoons. Temperatures remain pleasant with a maximum temperature of 29°C and a minimum of 23°C. This is followed by the month of February with the highest temperature of 30°C, and a minimum of 23°C as per Andaman standards. What to pack for Andaman in January Andaman being closer to the tropics has a humid and warm climate almost throughout the year. Comfortable cotton clothes are preferred when you plan your Andaman Holiday Tour. Trendy swimwear is a must when you pack your bags for Andaman tour as the islands offer plenty of sea and ocean and cool and peaceful beaches to relax and swim. Most of the premier resorts of Andaman Islands offer swimming pools to enjoy the tempting weather. Also, include in your packing list a range of items that you usually need while visiting a beach located close to the tropics. Light cotton clothing, sarongs, sun dresses, light shorts or pants, light shirts Sunglasses, hat or cap to protect your face from the sun. Swimsuits, shorts, floaters Smart casuals for special evening dinners Flip-flops, slippers and comfortable hiking and walking shoes Comfortable sleepwear Umbrellas Sunscreens, mosquito repellents, first-aid and basic medicines Cellular Jail, Port Blair Cellular Jail in Port Blair is the perfect place to show your respect to the freedom fighters who gave our country independence from the Britishers. Cellular Jail was notorious during British times for its Kala Pani ki Saza. Spend some time in this historically important place where you get to know the story of torture and hardships faced by the Indian freedom fighters as they vowed to free India from the clutches of the tyrant rulers. Cellular Jail in January is ideal for visiting where you can enjoy the evening with the mesmeric and hypnotic Light and Sound Show in the premises. The deep voice of the great Indian actor of the yesteryears, Amitabh Bachchan resonates as you watch the painful and tragic stories of the atrocious treatment our freedom fighters had to bear when they raised their voice for their own rights in their own country. The open air setting shall make the evening joyful amidst pleasant weather. Turtle Nesting, Havelock Island Diglipur is the place to watch the magic of nature where you get to see the female turtles making their way to the white sandy beaches to nest and lay eggs. This is a joyful experience to watch these gentle creatures carrying out their cycle of life. Watching turtles nesting or watching the tiny new born hatchlings scuttling over the sand towards the shimmering blue sea is definitely one of the best experiences to be seen and experienced in Andaman during January. Visit the site with a guide after sunset because these local guides would know exactly where the sea turtles lay their eggs. Since January is the best season for turtle nesting in Andaman, the chances of enjoying this phenomenon is maximum during this time. But tourists are also reminded to exercise their discretion and not to disturb these exclusive creatures or pose a threat to them. Saddle Peak National Park, Diglipur Saddle Peak is located at a height of 2,418 metres above sea level in Diglipur which is in Saddle Peak National Park. This is not a very frequented spot and is ideal to be explored on a January trip. The hill is moderate in altitude and it is quite chilly at the summit. From the peak, catch the exquisite views of the North and Middle Andaman Coast from the peak. As you walk through the lush forests, along the only river of Andaman revel at the beauty of nature. This place is also a photographer’s paradise and will give you some memorable shots. Wildlife that is to be seen ranges from Andaman wild pig, Andaman hill mynah and other small birds and animals. The trek to the summit is medium-level in difficulty. The trek comes to a total distance of approximately 16 km with the time taken to be around 6 hours taking both descending and ascending from the base point into account. Chidiya Tapu, Port Blair Chidiya Tapu is mesmerizing at the golden hour of dusk and dawn. A January visit to Andaman shall remain incomplete without experiencing this heavenly site. Journey to the South end of the main island from Port Blair, which is approximately a 30 km drive to enter the magical zone of lively forest life inhabited by red-breasted parakeets, scarlet minivet, sea eagles and emerald doves at Chidiya Tapu. Chidiya Tapu as the name implies is Andaman’s famous Bird Island. It also boasts of the rich mangrove forest cover. The brilliant colour of orange and pink during sunset across the seas is the favourite attraction for honeymoon couples in Andaman. Chidiya Tapu is a favourite haunt for people who want to enjoy the lavish beauty of sunset. A further journey of approximately 1.2 km trek to Munda Pahar Beach also known as Chidiya Tapu Beach is ideal for enjoying some quiet time, enjoying the beauty of the oceans and swimming in calm waters. This tourist spot becomes the breeding ground of several migratory birds in the month of January and hence has added attraction for tourists. Long Island excursion Long Island located approximately 35 km from Havelock and 82 km from Port Blair can be reached smoothly via a jetty. It is not commercialized and doesn’t have much facility to boast of, but it definitely can boast of its secluded serene beauty. There is a government rest house where you can book your stay in advance. If you are spirited enough, you can even camp at Long Island after you obtain permission and seek assistance from the government rest house. Enjoy snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming and watching the merry dolphins playing their antics in the azure blue oceans waters. Enjoy the tranquillity and the peace of the Lalaji Bay and Merk Bay beaches. Take advantage of the beautiful weather in the month of January to enjoy a relaxing stay at Long Island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Sandbank, Diglipur The most beautiful sandbanks that form a major attraction of North Andamans is a site to visit in Andaman in January. The sandbanks are naturally formed and reveal a walking path during low tide between Smith Island and Ross Island. Step into the sandbank and enjoy the thrill of walking on land that remains submerged under the ocean waters during high tides. Smith Island and Ross Island are connected by this white glistening sandbar that is best visible during the month of January. During the rest of the year, this sandbank remains mostly under the ocean waters. Enjoy this island connection as they become a single piece of land. Catch a boat plying from Aerial Bay near Diglipur every day between 7:34 AM to 2 PM to ferry tourists to and fro to this sandbank of Diglipur. Snorkelling, Elephant Beach You don’t know how to swim! But still you would love to see what the beautiful ocean depths look like! No worries, snorkelling in Elephant Beach can be one of the most cherishing experiences that you can enjoy on your Andaman trip . Get hooked to your expert instructor and get ready for the most enthralling deep sea adventure that you can ever imagine. This could be your ultimate thrill of the tour on your January holidays. Snorkelling is easier than scuba diving and you just have to be above 10 years of age. You can be absolutely free from tension because you would be under the supervision of the PADI Certified Instructors at the Elephant Beach or RadhaNagar Beach of Havelock Island. These beaches are blessed by nature with immaculate vibrant coral reefs that are inhabited by a diverse range of distinct marine creatures such as clownfish, pufferfish, soldierfish, Blue-spotted stingrays and angelfish. January is one of the best times for attempting snorkelling in Andaman at Neil Island, North Bay Island and Red Skin Island beaches when the sea remains calm and underwater visibility is at its best. FAQ's Is January the best time to visit Andaman? The best time to visit Andaman & Nicobar Islands is between October and May as the weather remains pleasant. The mild sun and the sea breeze is ideal for sightseeing, water sports and beach activities. Monsoons months occur between July and September are not recommended because of the high tidal waves, incessant rains and strong winds that might prove a hindrance in your sea-faring and beach activities. Is it good to go to Andaman in January? The weather in Andaman in January allows full enjoyment of the temperate cold with plenty of sunshine during the day. It is a perfect time to venture outdoors and have thrilling experiences in the water like scuba diving, snorkeling, etc. However, expect intermittent rainfall in January, nothing that would hamper your experience. Can we visit Port Blair in January? Port Blair, similar to the rest of Andaman, has two seasons, the dry season (October to May) and the wet season (June to September). October to May is described as the best season to visit Port Blair as the temperature, rainfall and humidity is less compared to the rest of the year. The months from June to September, on account of rainfall and humidity Andaman sees comparatively less number of tourists. Is it cold in Andaman in January? January spells the beginning of the dry season in Andaman. The minimum and maximum temperature ranges from approximately 23°C – 29°C during this month. Andaman is never cold in January because there is no typical wintry spell in this Indian Archipelago. The presence of ocean all around makes the climate further moderate.

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