Corbyn’s Cove Beach,Andaman

• Golden sandy beach and palm-fringed promenade
• Safe, shallow waters suitable for swimming
• Water-sports area (jet-skiing, banana boat, kayaking)
• Sunset viewpoints and photography spots
• Nearby eateries and beach shacks serving fresh seafood
• Scenic drive from Port Blair with coastal vistas

• Gently curving bay with calm surf — family-friendly
• Clear, shallow water close to shore (good for novices)
• Palm groves and a landscaped promenade for evening walks
• Opportunities to spot small reef fish near the shore
• Easy access from Port Blair (short drive)

• Swimming and sunbathing
• Beach walks and sunset watching
• Water sports: jet-ski, banana boat, kayaking, snorkeling (seasonal)
• Casual photography and short coastal hikes
• Tasting local seafood at beachside shacks
• Relaxing at resorts or renting sunbeds/umbrellas

October to May — dry season with pleasant temperatures and calm seas, ideal for water activities.

Tropical maritime climate: warm and humid. Typical daytime temperatures range from ~24–32°C (75–90°F) in the dry season. Monsoon (June–September) brings heavy rainfall and rough seas; many water activities are suspended.

Located approximately 7–10 km from central Port Blair (short drive of ~15–30 minutes depending on traffic). Accessible by taxi, auto-rickshaw or by local bus routes. Nearest airport and major transport hub: Veer Savarkar International Airport (Port Blair) and Port Blair city — both provide onward road connections to the beach.

Half-day to one full day — ideal for swimming, water sports and a relaxed seaside meal.

Lightweight cotton clothing, swimwear, reef-safe sunscreen, hat, polarized sunglasses, water shoes if you plan to snorkel or walk on rocks, a light rain jacket in shoulder seasons.

Try fresh local seafood at beach shacks (prawn, fish, crab preparations) and coconut water. Souvenirs include shell handicrafts, local tribal artifacts, and island-themed souvenirs sold in Port Blair markets.