Govind Nagar Beach (Nemo Reef) tucked along the eastern shoreline of Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island), Govind Nagar Beach--affectionately called Beach Number 3--is a long, crescent-shaped stretch of powder-soft sand fringed by swaying palms and a calm, turquoise lagoon. Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. Govind Nagar is a blissfully relaxed beach. Govind Nagar's village is surrounded by a beach, making it easy to reach cafes, dive stores, and homestays.
Govind Nagar Beach on Havelock Island is special because it has shallow waters that are swimmable all year round, a fringe reef with parrotfish and clownfish, and a sunrise that colors the Andaman skies in vibrant sherbet shades every morning. The beach is not a colonial site, but it has cultural significance to the local Bengali or Karen communities. They fish in its calm waters and hold festivals on the sand.
The ruins of a World War II pier can be seen knee-deep within the gin-clear lagoon. This reminds visitors that these islands were once the scene of fierce battles fought between Allied forces and Japanese forces. The mood today is one of serenity, perfect for families, couples on their honeymoon, and digital travelers who want a quiet workspace with a view of the sea.
You can see corals in 30m of water. Discover blue sea stars, harmless coral sharks, and technicolor Damsels. Perfect for beginners and children.
PADI Discover Scuba is offered by many dive shops right on the beach. This makes it the best place in Asia for your first underwater breath. Scuba Diving in Havelock offers morning boat dives at sites such as Turtle Bay and Aquarium for certified divers.
Rent a kayak and glide through mangrove creeks alive at dawn with mudskippers, kingfishers, and other birds. On moonless nights, night-kayaking trips reveal the mesmerizing Bioluminescence.
Govind Nagar is oriented east and offers stunning sunrise views. The beach becomes a celestial theater after dusk. Bring a tripod to capture Milky Way images from November through March.
A 7-km coastal path connects Govind Nagar and Kala Pathar Beach. On the way, you can stop at organic fruit stalls and local handicraft stores, as well as a Karen heritage church.
Many resorts offer sunrise yoga or evening meditations on the sand, ideal for honeymooners looking to achieve a balance between mind and body.
Beach-shack cafés offer a variety of seafood, including chilli crab and chicken with coconut. Vegetarian? The island-grown jackfruit curry is a must-try.
Join NGO reef cleanups or turtle baby release events. (Hatching peak January-April). This is a great way to help the fragile ecosystem.
Season | Months | Why Visit? | Notables |
Winter / Early summer (Peak). | Oct. - May | Island Tourism Carnival, January, is a vibrant festival with lively festivals such as calm seas, 26-30 degrees Celsius, and excellent visibility for diving and snorkeling. | Book 3 months in advance. Hotels tend to fill up quickly. |
Monsoon season (off-season) | Jun - Sep | Lush landscapes, fewer crowds, steep discounts. | Ferries may be cancelled due to heavy rain and rough seas; water sports may be limited. |
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Havelock Island Tours are great for island hopping. You can combine them with Andaman Tour Packages to make a multi-day trip.
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