Januarys in Andaman is when the sprig of dry season begins, with a maximum temperature of 29°C and a minimum of 23°C. The month of February records the highest temperature in the year ranging from 30°C maximum to a minimum of 23°C. Visiting the islands along with the exotically beautiful beaches get to be an experience of its own in such a pleasant climate. The Andaman Islands provide a rich combination of Indian history, diverse culture, and unique marine life, and is a popular travel destination famed for its immaculate beaches, turquoise waters, calm swimming havens and lots of marine underwater life. The Andaman Islands form a beautiful archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, South of the Indian sub-continent. This group of approximately 300 islands are known for their palm-tree-lined, sparkling white sandy beaches, enigmatic mangroves and tropical rainforests. The islands are flanked by coral reefs that are teeming with marine life such as colourful beguiling fishes and other enigmatic sea creatures along with giant manta rays that make these beaches popular for scuba diving and snorkelling . Indigenous tribes who are native Andaman Islanders inhabit the more remote islands, many of which are off the permissible limits to tourists and casual visitors. Night kayaking, Havelock Island Dodge the mainstream kayaking experience and try night kayaking in Andaman for the January holidays. Envelop the scene where the stars will shine above your head, and you slowly glide across the moonlit water. Night kayaking during January is a lit experience to cherish in Andaman if you want to experience bioluminescence. The same kayaking experience is distinct because tiny little organisms living in the water produce tons of sparkles in the water when you glide through the water. To enjoy the night kayaking in Andaman, arrive at the Havelock Jetty and glide through the Mangrove Forests. If you want to enjoy the night kayaking in Andaman , January is the best time when the water moment is slow! Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, time to get wet and Wild Exploring Port Blair can never be complete without having some relaxing and thrilling time at the same time at the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex. If you are looking forward to an absolutely ‘bindaas’ time for having some fun and excitement in the month of February in Andaman, it is time you go to Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex for those incredible water sports in Port Blair. The complex is designed to offer an exclusive delightful time to tourists. The thrilling water sports and activities such as paddle boats, row boats, banana boats, motor boats, jet scooters, parasailing, speed boats, tyre rides, and so much more will be really thrilling and charming for all young and old. The complex opens at 10 in the morning, and you can participate in all the activities till sunset about 6.30 in the evening. Radhanagar Beach Radhanagar Beach is famous for being one of the most beautiful beaches in the whole of Asia. This beach attracts a large number of tourists due to its awe-inspiring beauty. Radhanagar Beach is famed all across the world as being the 7th most beautiful beach in the world. Radhanagar beach is especially alluring to tourists during the time of sunrise and sunset. The quiet beauty makes it a simply amazing beach when it comes to cleanness and a regal sunset view. The waters are very clear and clear and as you peep into the blue waters, you watch in amazement the clear sea water with innumerable colourful fishes swimming across close to the surface of the waters. Laze along the sandy gleaming beach and enjoy the mild sun peeping through the blue skies and gaze at the white foaming waves crashing on the beaches. Cellular Jail, inclusion of history Cellular Jail was notorious for being the inescapable prison or Kalapani since the British days. It stands primary among all sightseeing places in Port Blair as a mute but veritable testimony to the tortuous days of the Indian freedom saga of the colonial era. This national memorial draws a lot of attention to the Indian freedom struggle and is among the most famous places to visit in Port Blair. The history associated with this place is a precious story to tell the future Indian generations. This monumental structure evokes the deepest of patriotic feelings in each of us and we as Indians salute the constant endeavour and indomitable persistence of the freedom fighters of the yesteryears, the fruits of which we are enjoying today as Indians. The overall architecture is forked with the solitary cells that were once used for containing the exiled people and executing the political prisoners. Indulge in water sports Elephant Beach is one of the most popular and prominent beaches of Havelock Island and in fact of the whole of Andaman. The attraction of Elephant Beach lies in the coral reefs as the azure blue waters holds a lot of promises for unhindered joy and vacation fun. Visiting Elephant Beach in the month of February will give you an opportunity for engaging in all the thrill water sports such as kayaking, scuba diving, snorkelling, trekking and bird watching. Relax by the beach and watch the sun climb across the sky till it reaches the sunset when the waters across all the beaches shine and gleam with the reflected golden rays to spread an enigma. Corbyn’s Cove, a heaven for the recluse If you are in Andaman in February and have just landed in Port Blair and looking for some quiet and beautiful time by the sea, then look no further than to just go and perch yourself at the Corbyn’s Cove . It is situated close by and in fact is the only beach, located within the city, just 8 kms away from the city centre. The quietness and beauty of the beach gets enhanced at the time of sunset. If you want a trickle of fun to get mixed with your placid enjoyment of a glorious sunset across the seas, the beach also offers activities like jet ski, banana boat ride, speedboat ride, parasailing etc. It is very popular for swimming and sun basking and playing with the incessant waves. The Corbyn’s Cove is a quaint expanse located approximately to the south of town and it hardly takes more than half an hour to get there. It should definitely be included in the Port Blair sightseeing trip where you can enjoy the neatly lined coconut and palm trees and the picturesque approach road leading to the destination. Neil Island, a slice of heaven in ocean Neil Island is a quaint little island that is full of marine life and is undoubtedly one of the best tourist places in Havelock. Neil Island will make you fall in love with the Indian Ocean and this famous Indian archipelago of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Venture out into this island in your Andaman trip in February to enjoy the lush greenery of the island and diverse flora and fauna that attracts people from all across India and abroad. Its peace and solitude will be a pleasant break from the hectic city life. A couple of days on this island exploring its exquisite beaches such as Laxmanpur Beach, Sitapur Beach, Bharatpur Beach, would rejuvenate your tired soul. Indulge in snorkelling, glass-bottom boat ride watching the mesmerizing coral world with thousands of big and small underwater creatures and diving in its clear waters to be a part of the magic of the underwater world. The Laxmanpur Beach of Neil Island has a spectacular sunset and Bharatpur Beach is the place to indulge in various adventurous water activities. Ross and Smith Islands: A Twin Paradise Ross & Smith Islands promises an unforgettable experience which is not to be found easily in India. The waters of the surrounding oceans are crystal clear and emerald green. Sun bathing in Ross & Smith Islands is bound to be memorable. During high tide, the sand bar connecting these twin islands disappears with a narrow water body between the two islands and during low tide the sand bar comes back into focus making the islands look exquisitely beautiful. The pristine blue water against the white sandbank creates a striking contrast. Walking on the sandbank connected during low tide is acutely thrilling as if you are walking on the ocean floor. It takes approximately 6 to 8 hours from Port Blair and an overnight stay at Mayabunder is recommended. Less crowded and exotic are the two descriptions that make these twin islands alluring to most tourists. FAQ Is February a good time to visit Andaman? The months of February and March are generally considered the best months to explore the exquisite and rare beauty of the Andamans. For a scuba enthusiast, the best time to visit Andaman is between February and March. Does it rain in Andaman in the month of February? Andaman is a tropical paradise and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands experience two distinct seasons - a rainy spell or monsoon season from May to September and dryer spells with bright clear skies during the months of October to April. There is hardly any rainfall in February in Andaman.

When you think of serendipity, you think of Andamans. When you think of the joy and splendour of the vast seas, you think of Andaman. Andaman is every romantic heart’s sojourn, every caged soul’s taste of freedom and every enigmatic mind’s answer to curiosity. January is one of the best months to visit Andamans. January month gives a kick start to the dry season with the temperature ranging approximately from 23°C to 29°C. Easily escape the chill of winters by taking your dream vacation to the remote island of Andaman, nestled in the Indian Archipelago. Andaman weather in January We all know summer months are ideal for visiting Andaman. But since Andaman has maritime climate and weather is pleasant all through the year, January too is a perfect time for visiting Andaman. Whether it is enjoying the thrill of adventure sports or going around for plenty of sightseeing tours, January is the perfect month for experiencing a joyous vacation. January is the month when it is comparatively dry after the winter or retreating monsoons. Temperatures remain pleasant with a maximum temperature of 29°C and a minimum of 23°C. This is followed by the month of February with the highest temperature of 30°C, and a minimum of 23°C as per Andaman standards. What to pack for Andaman in January Andaman being closer to the tropics has a humid and warm climate almost throughout the year. Comfortable cotton clothes are preferred when you plan your Andaman Holiday Tour. Trendy swimwear is a must when you pack your bags for Andaman tour as the islands offer plenty of sea and ocean and cool and peaceful beaches to relax and swim. Most of the premier resorts of Andaman Islands offer swimming pools to enjoy the tempting weather. Also, include in your packing list a range of items that you usually need while visiting a beach located close to the tropics. Light cotton clothing, sarongs, sun dresses, light shorts or pants, light shirts Sunglasses, hat or cap to protect your face from the sun. Swimsuits, shorts, floaters Smart casuals for special evening dinners Flip-flops, slippers and comfortable hiking and walking shoes Comfortable sleepwear Umbrellas Sunscreens, mosquito repellents, first-aid and basic medicines Cellular Jail, Port Blair Cellular Jail in Port Blair is the perfect place to show your respect to the freedom fighters who gave our country independence from the Britishers. Cellular Jail was notorious during British times for its Kala Pani ki Saza. Spend some time in this historically important place where you get to know the story of torture and hardships faced by the Indian freedom fighters as they vowed to free India from the clutches of the tyrant rulers. Cellular Jail in January is ideal for visiting where you can enjoy the evening with the mesmeric and hypnotic Light and Sound Show in the premises. The deep voice of the great Indian actor of the yesteryears, Amitabh Bachchan resonates as you watch the painful and tragic stories of the atrocious treatment our freedom fighters had to bear when they raised their voice for their own rights in their own country. The open air setting shall make the evening joyful amidst pleasant weather. Turtle Nesting, Havelock Island Diglipur is the place to watch the magic of nature where you get to see the female turtles making their way to the white sandy beaches to nest and lay eggs. This is a joyful experience to watch these gentle creatures carrying out their cycle of life. Watching turtles nesting or watching the tiny new born hatchlings scuttling over the sand towards the shimmering blue sea is definitely one of the best experiences to be seen and experienced in Andaman during January. Visit the site with a guide after sunset because these local guides would know exactly where the sea turtles lay their eggs. Since January is the best season for turtle nesting in Andaman, the chances of enjoying this phenomenon is maximum during this time. But tourists are also reminded to exercise their discretion and not to disturb these exclusive creatures or pose a threat to them. Saddle Peak National Park, Diglipur Saddle Peak is located at a height of 2,418 metres above sea level in Diglipur which is in Saddle Peak National Park. This is not a very frequented spot and is ideal to be explored on a January trip. The hill is moderate in altitude and it is quite chilly at the summit. From the peak, catch the exquisite views of the North and Middle Andaman Coast from the peak. As you walk through the lush forests, along the only river of Andaman revel at the beauty of nature. This place is also a photographer’s paradise and will give you some memorable shots. Wildlife that is to be seen ranges from Andaman wild pig, Andaman hill mynah and other small birds and animals. The trek to the summit is medium-level in difficulty. The trek comes to a total distance of approximately 16 km with the time taken to be around 6 hours taking both descending and ascending from the base point into account. Chidiya Tapu, Port Blair Chidiya Tapu is mesmerizing at the golden hour of dusk and dawn. A January visit to Andaman shall remain incomplete without experiencing this heavenly site. Journey to the South end of the main island from Port Blair, which is approximately a 30 km drive to enter the magical zone of lively forest life inhabited by red-breasted parakeets, scarlet minivet, sea eagles and emerald doves at Chidiya Tapu. Chidiya Tapu as the name implies is Andaman’s famous Bird Island. It also boasts of the rich mangrove forest cover. The brilliant colour of orange and pink during sunset across the seas is the favourite attraction for honeymoon couples in Andaman. Chidiya Tapu is a favourite haunt for people who want to enjoy the lavish beauty of sunset. A further journey of approximately 1.2 km trek to Munda Pahar Beach also known as Chidiya Tapu Beach is ideal for enjoying some quiet time, enjoying the beauty of the oceans and swimming in calm waters. This tourist spot becomes the breeding ground of several migratory birds in the month of January and hence has added attraction for tourists. Long Island excursion Long Island located approximately 35 km from Havelock and 82 km from Port Blair can be reached smoothly via a jetty. It is not commercialized and doesn’t have much facility to boast of, but it definitely can boast of its secluded serene beauty. There is a government rest house where you can book your stay in advance. If you are spirited enough, you can even camp at Long Island after you obtain permission and seek assistance from the government rest house. Enjoy snorkelling, scuba diving, swimming and watching the merry dolphins playing their antics in the azure blue oceans waters. Enjoy the tranquillity and the peace of the Lalaji Bay and Merk Bay beaches. Take advantage of the beautiful weather in the month of January to enjoy a relaxing stay at Long Island in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Sandbank, Diglipur The most beautiful sandbanks that form a major attraction of North Andamans is a site to visit in Andaman in January. The sandbanks are naturally formed and reveal a walking path during low tide between Smith Island and Ross Island. Step into the sandbank and enjoy the thrill of walking on land that remains submerged under the ocean waters during high tides. Smith Island and Ross Island are connected by this white glistening sandbar that is best visible during the month of January. During the rest of the year, this sandbank remains mostly under the ocean waters. Enjoy this island connection as they become a single piece of land. Catch a boat plying from Aerial Bay near Diglipur every day between 7:34 AM to 2 PM to ferry tourists to and fro to this sandbank of Diglipur. Snorkelling, Elephant Beach You don’t know how to swim! But still you would love to see what the beautiful ocean depths look like! No worries, snorkelling in Elephant Beach can be one of the most cherishing experiences that you can enjoy on your Andaman trip . Get hooked to your expert instructor and get ready for the most enthralling deep sea adventure that you can ever imagine. This could be your ultimate thrill of the tour on your January holidays. Snorkelling is easier than scuba diving and you just have to be above 10 years of age. You can be absolutely free from tension because you would be under the supervision of the PADI Certified Instructors at the Elephant Beach or RadhaNagar Beach of Havelock Island. These beaches are blessed by nature with immaculate vibrant coral reefs that are inhabited by a diverse range of distinct marine creatures such as clownfish, pufferfish, soldierfish, Blue-spotted stingrays and angelfish. January is one of the best times for attempting snorkelling in Andaman at Neil Island, North Bay Island and Red Skin Island beaches when the sea remains calm and underwater visibility is at its best. FAQ's Is January the best time to visit Andaman? The best time to visit Andaman & Nicobar Islands is between October and May as the weather remains pleasant. The mild sun and the sea breeze is ideal for sightseeing, water sports and beach activities. Monsoons months occur between July and September are not recommended because of the high tidal waves, incessant rains and strong winds that might prove a hindrance in your sea-faring and beach activities. Is it good to go to Andaman in January? The weather in Andaman in January allows full enjoyment of the temperate cold with plenty of sunshine during the day. It is a perfect time to venture outdoors and have thrilling experiences in the water like scuba diving, snorkeling, etc. However, expect intermittent rainfall in January, nothing that would hamper your experience. Can we visit Port Blair in January? Port Blair, similar to the rest of Andaman, has two seasons, the dry season (October to May) and the wet season (June to September). October to May is described as the best season to visit Port Blair as the temperature, rainfall and humidity is less compared to the rest of the year. The months from June to September, on account of rainfall and humidity Andaman sees comparatively less number of tourists. Is it cold in Andaman in January? January spells the beginning of the dry season in Andaman. The minimum and maximum temperature ranges from approximately 23°C – 29°C during this month. Andaman is never cold in January because there is no typical wintry spell in this Indian Archipelago. The presence of ocean all around makes the climate further moderate.

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