Located at a distance of around 8 km away from Rangat, Middle Andaman Islands, Aamkunj Beach is India’s reckoned eco-tourist destination. Andaman Trunk Road is the nearest main road lying from this beach lying at a distance of around 100 mts. Although known as one of the picturesque destinations to visit in Andaman for photographers, jumping into the blue waters here sounds more engaging to the strollers. If you gaze at a distance all along the vastly spread shore, you can see a wide stretch covered by grey pebbles as if they are here to demarcate land and sea. Barefoot walking over long distances can help you out in finding some secluded place for your natural rejuvenation.
Locals find this beach as a pleasing weekend retreat for their relaxation. Roam around, and you will be amazed to see eco-friendly huts everywhere. These huts are carved out from natural materials embracing the eco-friendly attire of beach.
If you are planning a trip to Andaman and Nicobar Islands then Aamkunj Beach is an ideal spot for those looking for swimming, relaxation and sunbathing.
If Port Blair is your starting point, reaching Aamkunj Beach will be a 4 h and 45 min long journey for you. The distance between your starting and final destinations is around 169.4 km if you plan to go via NH4 route. There are morning buses running in between Port Blair and Rangat. While you travel by bus, you will come across two other famous tourist destinations namely Jarawa reserves and Andaman Great Trunk Road.
Alternatively, you can take a sea route from Port Blair. In a week, boats between Port Blair and Rangat are functional for 4 to 5 days. If you plan to go via boat, you will reach your final destination within 4 to 5 hours.
If Havelock Island is your starting point, you will have a long distance to cover to make it to your final destination. You can either drive your way through NH4 or Great Andaman Trunk Road. It will be a 7 h and 51 min long journey to cover a distance of around 237.8 km. There may be ferries available from Havelock Island harbor itself to take you to Rangat. Once you land in Rangat, next, you will book a cab to reach Aamkunj Beach.
Winter (October to March): The temperatures of Andaman and Nicobar Islands range from moderately cold to pleasant throughout the daytime. It usually falls in the range of 20 to 30 degree Celsius.
Summer (April to July): Throughout the period from April to July, Andaman and Nicobar Islands witnesses a temperature in the range of around 24 to 37 degrees Celsius. If you neglect the afternoon heat, mornings and evenings are good for sightseeing here.
Monsoons (July to September): Although monsoons usually bring in moderate showers, the peak season witnesses a heavy flush. This limits the water activities to enjoy at Aamkunj Beach. Sometimes, the heavy rainfall might elevate the sea level making it unfavorable even to stroll all along the shoreline.
On average, winters are the best season to plan on your Aamkunj itinerary. Locals can opt to reach here as a weekend getaway to beat the city’s summer heat. As the water level is gentle in summers, it makes a perfect time to take a dip in the deep blue sea.