Aamkunj Beach (Eco Park),Andaman

• Pristine sandy beach with quiet stretches for strolling and sunset views
• Eco-park facilities such as boardwalks, interpretive signage and shaded picnic spots
• Mangrove patches and coastal vegetation hosting a variety of shore and migrant birds
• Nature trails suitable for short walks and light hiking
• Scenic viewpoints and watch towers (if present) for panoramic coastal views

• Low-impact eco-design aimed at conservation and visitor education
• Good opportunities for birdwatching (shorebirds, migratory species)
• Calm pockets of water suitable for safe wading where conditions allow
• Photogenic sunrises/sunsets and coastal landscapes

• Beach walks and relaxation — ideal for quiet, uncrowded shore time
• Nature walks and boardwalk exploration to learn about local flora and fauna
• Birdwatching and photography — bring binoculars and a camera
• Picnicking and family outings in shaded park areas
• Guided eco-tours or interpretive sessions (where organised by local authorities or NGOs)
• Seasonal swimming/snorkeling only where allowed and safe; always check local advice

October to May — dry season with calmer seas, lower rainfall and comfortable temperatures; avoid the monsoon (June–September) when heavy rain and rough seas are common.

Tropical maritime climate: warm and humid year-round. Expect temperatures roughly 24–32°C (75–90°F) in the dry season, higher humidity in summer and frequent rain during the monsoon.

Nearest major gateway: Port Blair (Veer Savarkar International Airport and Haddo/Phoenix Bay ferry services).** Local access:** Reachable by road/short local transport from nearby towns or ferry landings depending on the island. Local taxis, hired bikes, or shared transport are common options. Check with local tourism offices or accommodation hosts for the best route and current road/boat schedules.

Half-day to full day (2–6 hours) to explore the beach, walk trails and relax; combine with nearby attractions for a full-day itinerary.

Light, breathable clothing, a hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes/sandals, insect repellent, a light rain jacket in shoulder seasons, and swimwear if you plan to enter the water. Bring binoculars for birdwatching.

Try fresh local seafood, coconut-based dishes and simple island snacks from nearby eateries. Souvenirs often include handmade shell crafts, local spices, handloom textiles and small eco-friendly crafts — buy from local artisans to support the community.