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The pleasant weather and beautiful ocean views make November one of the best times to visit the Andaman Islands. Nature is back to its full bloom, and with plenty of places to visit in Andaman in November, it offers the perfect combination of thrilling adventure and the scenic escape you crave. From easy-going relaxing on deserted white sand beaches, exploring colourful coral reefs, or capturing moments of colonial history, Andaman has no dull moments. These are the attractions around the islands during November that offer their best and are definitely worth visiting for you to have an easier vacation.
10 Places To Visit In Andaman In November
The places to visit in Andaman in November offer pleasant and stable weather across the Islands perfect for sightseeing, recreational beach activity, and popular water sports.
1. Limestone Cave
Photo: Vinayaraj / Wikimedia Commons
The Limestone Cave on Baratang Island is considered one of the most amazing places in the Andaman Islands. Over thousands of years, limestone and sandstone formed these caves, which are precious for their amazing stalactites and stalagmites. November is the best time to explore the caves since the weather is nice and suitable for the journey by boat and trekking. Taking a boat through the thick mangrove forest is just as memorable as walking on the short path through a forest to reach the caves.
Timing: 7 AM – 3 PM
Highlights: Stunning natural caves with limestone formations like stalactites and stalagmites
2. Japanese Bunkers
Photo: Jpatokal / Wikimedia Commons
Places you might not have heard of yet, but are worth seeing in Andaman in November, are the Japanese Bunkers found near Corbyn’s Cove Beach and Ross Island. In World War II, when the Andaman Islands were occupied by Japan, these bunkers were set up as places for military positions and supplies. In November, the climate is suitable, and the skies are clear, which is great for sightseeing at these ancient ruins surrounded by lush vegetation. The concrete walls, rusty iron parts, and constricted places to look out display the military thinking of the 1940s.
Timing: Daylight hours
Highlights: A peek into wartime history; some still intact with bullet marks and original layout
3. Corbyn’s Cove Beach
Photo: Yercaud-elango / Wikimedia Commons
You can visit Corbyn’s Cove Beach in Port Blair in November to enjoy its peacefulness and a range of recreational activities. Because it is shaded by coconut palms and waves, the crescent-shaped beach is good for sunbathing, swimming, and long walks along the shore. Tourism in Andaman picks up in November because the days are pleasant and the skies are clear for everyone to enjoy the beach. Because Corbyn’s Cove is just 8 km away from the city centre, it is reachable by most tour groups. Those who enjoy adventure, can have a go at Jet skiing or speed boating whenever they like.
Timing: 6 AM – 7 PM
Highlights: Lively beach with coconut trees, gentle waves, and cafés nearby
4. Ramnagar Beach
Photo: Vyacheslav Argenberg / Wikimedia Commons / Image For Representation Only
Ramnagar Beach is a peaceful and not well-known spot found in Diglipur, North Andaman Island’s north. Because it is so calm, this beach makes an ideal place to get away from the crowded sections of town. There is soft, golden sand along the beach, and coconut palms give plenty of shade, so it’s easy to relax there or watch the sun go down. Occurring between December and February, especially olives ridley and leatherback turtles make nests at Ramnagar Beach, attracting both guests and conservationists.
Timing: 6 AM – 6 PM
Highlights: Seasonal turtle spotting, quiet, untouched beach lined with coconut palms and casuarina trees
5. Chatham Saw Mill
Photo: Harvinder Chandigarh / Wikimedia Commons
A historical site dating back to the British period, Chatham Saw Mill in Port Blair is one of the oldest and largest sawmills in Asia. A visit here would provide the visitor with an experience of the timber history of Andamans and colonial times. The famous mill is still partially operational and has an attached museum that boasts displays of antique woodwork, tools, and archival photographs. November, with its mild weather, allows pleasant strolls across the premises to see sights of historical interest, including a bomb crater from World War II.
Timing: 9 AM – 4 PM (Closed Sundays)
How To Reach: 15 min by auto or cab from Port Blair
Highlights: Massive timber processing units, historic machinery, and a guided tour through the mill
6. Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway
Photo: Lovekesh bhardwaj / Wikimedia Commons
One of the most serene and little-known places to visit in Andaman in November is the Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway. The Dhani Nallah Mangrove Walkway is approximately 713 metres in length and is constructed of wood. Situated near Rangat in Middle Andaman, it meanders through dense mangrove creeks, providing a serene escape into the lap of nature. The mild and pleasant November weather offers a wonderful ambience for a stroll among the shady walk, spotting crabs, fish, and birds cleverly camouflaged amongst the roots. The walkway goes to a serene beach where green sea turtles nest in this season.
Timing: 6 AM – 5:30 PM
Highlights: Long wooden walkway through dense mangrove forest leading to a peaceful beach
7. Kalipur Beach
Photo: Skasish / Wikimedia Commons
Kalipur Beach is one of the more serene and less-explored places to visit in the Andamans in November. Being a rare turtle nesting ground, the black sand beach sees Olive Ridley, Leatherback, Hawksbill, and Green turtles coming ashore to lay eggs in the early winter period. November opens the chance to observe this spectacle responsibly, as it is the beginning of the nesting season. The landscape of Kalipur is characterised by its volcanic rock formations and tranquil waters, offering an ideal environment for contemplative walks and nature photography.
Timing: Open all day
Highlights: Turtle spotting, quiet shoreline with dark volcanic sand and calm, shallow waters
8. Guitar Island
Photo: ぺ有家音 / Wikimedia Commons / Image For Representation Only
Among the most tranquil places to visit in Andaman in November, Guitar Island is perfect for travellers who seek solitude and the raw beauty of nature. Situated near Long Island in Middle Andaman, the island derives its name from its distinct, guitar-like outline visible from above. Calm seas and gentle winds float softly throughout November, making it ideal for hopping onto a boat or in the kayak for a short ride to the island. The main beach is blessed with soft, powdery white sand, shallow turquoise waters, and a long sandbar which makes its appearance upon low tide, perfect for romantic walks or quiet contemplation.
Timing: 6 AM – 4 PM
Highlights: Uninhabited, serene, and shaped like a guitar; perfect for solitude and nature lovers
9. Elephant Beach
Photo: Shimjithsr / Wikimedia Commons
November is the perfect time to visit Elephant Beach, which is found on Havelock Island (now Swaraj Dweep). Once the monsoon ends in November and the rain stops, the weather is sunny, and less humid, and the seas are calm, making this month great for tourism. Because of its beautiful white beach, sparkling waters, and a wide variety of sea life, the beach offers amazing spots for snorkelling, walking in the ocean, and kayaking. Because the water is so clear this month, you gain a great view of colourful corals and marine creatures.
Timing: 8 AM – 3:30 PM
Highlights: Crystal-clear shallow waters, soft white sands, and vibrant coral reefs close to shore
10. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
Photo: Nilanjan pathak / Wikimedia Commons
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, situated near Wandoor in the Andaman Islands, represents a significant conservation area for marine biodiversity. The park has a total area of 281.5 square km and is composed of 15 islands, of which Jolly Buoy and Red Skin are the most well-known for their crystal-clear waters and vibrant coral reefs. The park was established in 1983 to conserve marine biodiversity and protect smaller populations of endangered species, such as sea turtles and dugongs. The park offers memorable adventure experiences, such as snorkelling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat rides, offering spectacular views of colourful corals.
Timing: 8:30 AM – 5 PM (Closed on Mondays)
Highlights: Known for coral reefs, marine biodiversity, and snorkelling spots across 15 islands
November showcases the tropical beauty of Andaman. Clear skies, peaceful beaches, and plush landscapes of exhilarating nature await visitors for a memorable trip. From experiencing the coral-saturated waters of Guitar Island to enjoying the tranquillity of Elephant Beach during this enchanting month, the places to visit in Andaman in November will have you covered with plenty of options and adventures. Plan a vacation with TripXL.
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