About Cuthbert Bay Beach
Cuthbert Bay Beach is a secluded sandy beach on the east coast of Middle Andaman Island near Rangat in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Located about 18 km from Rangat town, it is renowned as an important nesting ground for green sea turtles. Backed by dense forest and fronted by calm waters, the beach offers a tranquil natural setting with minimal development, attracting nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts seeking an undisturbed coastal environment.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a long, quiet stretch of sandy shoreline backed by dense coastal forest on the eastern side of Middle Andaman. The beach is largely undeveloped with no commercial shacks or crowds, offering open sea views, natural vegetation, and a peaceful environment. During nesting season, visitors may observe turtle nesting activity from a distance under forest department guidance. The area is suitable for beach walks, photography, birdwatching and nature observation. Facilities are minimal and the setting remains natural and undisturbed.
Key highlights
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Important nesting ground for endangered green sea turtles
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Secluded and undisturbed sandy beach near Rangat
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Dense forest backdrop and natural coastal landscape
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Part of Cuthbert Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
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