About Amkunj Beach
Amkunj Beach is a sandy coastal stretch located about 8 km from Rangat in Middle Andaman, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Managed as an eco-tourism site, it is known for its long shoreline, casuarina groves, and relatively uncrowded setting. The beach offers views of the Bay of Bengal and is used for leisure, photography and nature observation. It is accessible by road from Rangat and is often visited as part of Middle Andaman itineraries.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, sandy beach lined with casuarina trees and eco-friendly huts and benches developed for tourism. The setting is open and relatively secluded with views of the Bay of Bengal, shallow waters near the shore and natural vegetation. Areas for sitting, walking along the shoreline, photography and picnicking are available. The beach is less commercialized than beaches in South Andaman, with basic facilities and a natural, quiet environment.
Key highlights
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Long sandy shoreline lined with casuarina groves
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Eco-tourism beach developed with huts, benches and pathways
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Relatively secluded and less crowded compared to South Andaman beaches
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Sunset views over the Bay of Bengal
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Proximity to Rangat town and Middle Andaman mangrove attractions