About Collinpur Beach
Collinpur Beach is a secluded sandy beach located in Collinpur village in South Andaman district, about 30 kilometres southwest of Port Blair in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Known for its long stretch of white sand, calm waters, and tranquil surroundings lined with tropical vegetation, it offers a quiet alternative to busier beaches. The beach is noted for sunset views and remnants of Japanese bunkers from World War II nearby.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, relatively uncrowded sandy shoreline with calm, clear waters and natural tropical surroundings. The beach offers open views of the Bay of Bengal, ideal for beach walking, photography and sunset viewing. Facilities are minimal, with a natural, undeveloped setting. Swimming is possible in calm conditions, and small food stalls may be available near the entrance. The area is quiet with few crowds.
Key highlights
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Long stretch of white sandy shoreline
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Calm and clear waters suitable for swimming in fair weather
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Scenic sunset views over the Bay of Bengal
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Quiet and less crowded atmosphere compared to popular Andaman beaches
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Japanese bunkers from World War II located near the beach
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Natural surroundings with tropical vegetation