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Top 3 Best Places To Experience Kayaking in Andamans
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The Andaman Islands are popular for their long-stretched shoreline, dense mangrove
forests, tropical rainforests, beautiful landscapes, and unmatched greenery. Kayaking in
Andaman is the best way to experience multiple aspects of nature through water channels.
The activity is conducted under the supervision of trained kayak instructors by adopting
proper safety measures.
A prior short training session is directed in shallow waters to get used to it before the actual
adventure. The activity is usually conducted to explore the wonders of nature such as
sunrise and sunset views, mangrove sightseeing, star watching at night, and
bioluminescence. Everyone can try the kayaking activity provided they don’t have a history of
seasickness and aquaphobia. The age limit for the activity is a minimum of 8 years and a
maximum of 65 years.
Popular Places for Kayaking in Andaman
The Andaman Islands offer some popular spots that are fit for kayaking to explore
unmatched natural beauty. Find the top 3 best places to experience memorable Kayaking
tours in Andaman.

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1. Kayaking in Havelock Island
Havelock Island is the most recommended place to experience mesmerizing kayaking trips
in the Andaman. The Island offers calm sea surface conditions, mild water currents, dense
mangrove formations, and eye-catching landscapes. Kayaking activities are operated from
Havelock Ferry station to Havelock lighthouse.
Sunrise and sunset are the popular forms of kayaking operated from Havelock Ferry station.
The activity starts from the base point next to Havelock Jetty and goes approximately 1.5
kilometers away via narrow channels of mangrove forests to Havelock Lighthouse. The
lighthouse is the end point of the trip from where you get to see the sunrise or sunset.
2. Kayaking in Port Blair
Port Blair is the capital city and a great place to kayaking in Andaman. Veer Savarkar Park is
a dedicated place a little far from the city of Port Blair. It is a protected wildlife park
resembling mangrove forests, tiny islets, and calm water. The natural picturesque of the
place itself is quite mesmerizing and exploring it via kayaking is a pleasant experience. The
activity is accompanied by experienced trainers and proper kayak training, safety measures,
and equipment are arranged.
From the beginning point of the activity, you are taken to the dense mangrove formations
through the narrow water channels to the open areas integrated by small islets. You can also
avail of Bioluminescence tours with a decent amount of glowing planktons when the moon is
at its lowest phase which makes the experience extraordinary.
3. Kayaking in Neil Island
Neil Island is a popular destination for wonderful kayaking trips. The island consists of
amazing dive sites, vibrant coral reefs, multiple species of fishlife, and other sea animals.
Kayaking is one of the best ways to explore the Island. The lush greenery and calm water
waves around the Island make it a paradise for kayaking lovers. The clear shallow water of
the Island makes it possible to witness coral reefs, and sea animals beneath the sea
surface.
Types of kayaking
Sunrise kayaking: It is one of the popular forms of kayaking to witness the sunrise. Sunrise
kayaking starts early in the morning (3.30 am) and ends after sunrise (5.30 am).
Sunset kayaking: As the name suggests, the activity is conducted to let you experience the
sunset by paddling the kayak to the sunset point. The activity of sunset kayaking usually
starts in the afternoon between 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm.

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Mangrove Kayaking: It is the most popular form of kayaking. The activity starts from the
lagoons of mangroves and ends in the wide opening of the sea. You get a closer look at
multiple mangrove formations during the activity.
Night kayaking: It is the most adventurous form of kayaking that lets you experience the
spooky side of Andaman during night kayaking. The bioluminescence watching is the main
attraction of night kayaking. Bioluminescence activity can be seen on no-moon nights or
when the moon is at its lowest phase.
Safety tips:
Swimming is not recommended in the deep sea out of kayaking to ensure your safety.
Make sure to begin your journey with a kayak instructor to ensure your safety.
Always wear a life jacket during the whole trip.
Never get down from the kayak into the muddy water surfaces of Mangrove forests.
Submit your essential belongings, mobile phones, and wallets to the kayak center
before the activity.
Ensure to have proper permissions entering into restricted areas.
Stay close to your group and don’t venture too far into the sea alone.
Carry water bottles, snacks, and sufficient medicine for specialized medical conditions.
Best time for kayaking in Andaman
October-May is considered the best time to experience a safe kayaking activity in Andaman.
During this time, the weather and sea surface conditions remain calm and pleasant. The
medium sea waves make it perfect for the activity.
Monsoon season is obviously not recommended for any kind of watersport. The Islands
experience unexpected rainfall, wind speed & gusts, and unstable water currents making it
impossible for kayak tours. Strong winds and extreme sudden rainfall may disrupt your trip
and cause accidents, so make your tour plan accordingly.
Price of Kayaking in the Andaman Islands
The price of kayaking in Andaman varies from one place to another. The cost of kayaking
in Havelock starts from 2000 rupees per person and goes up to 3000 rupees per person.
However, the price of kayaking in Neil and Port Blair fluctuates between 2500 to 3500 rupees
per person.