Corbyn’s Cove Beach - Port Blair

Fantastic scenic beauty. If you just move from one end to other you can see beautiful scenarios which is not available in mainland. Don't take bath here. It seems that sand is very rough here (my experience may vary with others). A huge no of coconut trees, can also take a sun bath.

Extremely nice for enjoing dob water and white sand is a suitable place for water boting but there is poor arrangement facility for water

Local beach right in the city. Good to spend the evening at. Lot of water sport activities available if you want to try. It is crowded compared to the other beaches in Andaman. But I won't complain a lot this has its own happening vibe The water is also decent if you want just wet your feet or have a dip if you don't mind the crowd.

The first beach to visit during your Andaman Journey. This is not the best beach though but is very clean as compared to beaches in mainland. You can swim, play around and do water sports here like Jet Ski. It also has old Japanese Bunkers which were build during Japanese occupation. The place gives you a feel of marine life and beautiful beaches you are going to encounter during your trip to Andaman. Its like a stepping stone. The local shops on the beach provide tasty food options. Strictly No Smoking or Drinking on the beach. Also it closes at Sunset.

If you are fond of casual beaches with lots of people and snacks and some water sports activities this is your place. Though taking a bath especially with the kids is not considered as safe here . But anyway you should visit this place . There are a few snacks options are also there . You would also get to see some old Japanese bunkers and on a lighter note the selfie loving generation of ours can also offer you a live show of how the Britishers must have celebrated after capturing those bunkers a little bit of imagination needed . People must understand the significance of these historical bunkers.