Radhanagar beach in Havelock

Radhanagar beach in Havelock

The Famous beach in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is Radhanagar Beach 
 

This beautiful beach is located on Havelock Island, and it is one of the main reasons why Havelock is so famous. 

The reason this famous beach ranks 7th in Asia is its natural beauty. When you witness its charm, you’ll truly feel that coming to Andaman was worth it. What makes Radhanagar beautiful are its natural elements—cleanliness, crystal-clear water, lush greenery, white sands, and mesmerizing sunsets. Just looking at these things brings a deep sense of relaxation.
Well-designed seating areas have been built on the beach, allowing visitors to relax comfortably

Whether you’re on a family trip, a couple's getaway, a solo adventure, or a group outing, everyone will enjoy the calm and peaceful atmosphere here. Walking barefoot on the sand feels wonderful, and with the sound of waves and the rustling of leaves, it feels like you're in a fantasy world.

Andaman has many beautiful beaches, each with its own unique story. The story of Radhanagar is one of peace and simplicity. There are no water activities here, so you can swim freely without any disturbance. It’s a great place for swimming and an ideal spot for photography—you can capture every beautiful moment with your phone or camera.

During sunset, the beach becomes even more magical. You can sit peacefully and fully enjoy the setting sun—it brings a sense of calm to your mind and entire body.

Whenever people visit the Andaman, they make sure to go to Havelock Island and visit Radhanagar Beach. Life outside of Andaman is full of hustle and stress, but once you're here, you'll realize this place is perfect for letting go of that stress and truly relaxing.

Radhanagar Beach has received the Blue Flag certification due to its beauty, cleanliness, and safety. The Blue Flag is an international eco-label awarded to beaches that meet high environmental standards.

Radhanagar Beach is located just 11 km from Havelock Jetty, and transportation to the beach is easily available. You can carry an extra set of clothes if you plan to go swimming. The beach also offers many facilities, such as nearby resorts and hotels where you can stay. Restaurants and stalls are available, and you can easily find snacks, cold drinks, and drinking water.

There are also small shops around the beach where you can do some shopping. Clothing and footwear for all age groups, from kids to adults, are available. You’ll also find beachwear, sunglasses, and more.
Many shops are selling seashell items, which are quite popular.
Whether it’s a fruit salad or fresh coconut water, you’ll easily find these refreshing options there.
Radhanagar Beach also has restrooms and changing rooms, so you can easily change after swimming.

There is no entry fee, so everyone can enjoy the beach freely. Safety is well maintained, with lifeguards present on the beach at all times.

It’s a perfect beach for families and friends, and it’s a great place to enjoy, especially during the summer.
Radhanagar Beach is surrounded by the famous Andaman tree called 'Mohwa'. The Mohwa tree is well known in North India—its flowers, fruits, and leaves are edible and are often used in Indian cooking, especially in vegetables. 

Things to do:

Swimming 

Relax

photography

What You’ll See at Radhanagar Beach:

Soft and powdery white sands

Lush greenery and tall trees

A breathtaking sunset

Crystal-clear water

Radhanage Beach is covered with Andaman's famous tree, “mohwa’’ 

Ferry Information:

Ferries to Havelock are available from Haddo Jetty and Marine Jetty in Port Blair.

Some of the ferry operators include:
Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, ITT Majestic, and government ferries.

Online bookings are available for most ferries.

Government ferry tickets must be purchased from Phoenix Bay Jetty.

Private ferries like Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean, and ITT Majestic generally have shorter travel durations compared to government ferries.

Unlike government ferries, private ferries are air-conditioned, allowing passengers to travel comfortably while enjoying sea views.

Things to Carry:

Sea sickness medication, if you are prone to it.

A cap and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.

Light snacks to keep with you. (Avoid plastic packaging)

A camera to capture all the beautiful moments.

A power bank to keep your devices charged.

Comfortable clothes and footwear suitable for walking and warm weather.

Some cash, as digital payment options may not always be available.

A fully charged mobile phone for selfies and videos.

Extra clothes and some toys for kids if you're traveling with children.

FAQs 

1. How do I reach Radhanagar Beach?
You can take a ferry from Port Blair to Havelock Island. The journey takes approximately 2 to 3 hours.

2. Can I visit Havelock on a day tour?
Yes, a day tour is possible, but you won’t be able to see the sunset, which is one of the main highlights of Radhanagar Beach.

3. What are the ferry ticket prices?

Private ferries: 1650/- to 1775/-

Government ferry: Around 1000/-

4. What are the ferry timings?
Ferries start as early as 6:30 AM from Port Blair.
The last return ferry from Havelock to Port Blair is usually around 4:00 PM.

5. Are night stays allowed on Radhanagar Beach?
No, night stays are not allowed on the beach. Visitors are allowed to stay only until shortly after sunset—usually till around 6:30–7:00 PM, after which the beach is cleared.

6. What can I see and do at Radhanagar Beach?

Crystal-clear water

Soft, powdery white sands

Lush greenery and tall trees

Beautiful sunset views

Swimming

Photography

7. Is photography allowed at Radhanagar Beach?
Yes, photography and photoshoots are allowed. The beach and surrounding areas offer excellent scenic spots.

8. Are there restrooms at Radhanagar Beach?
Yes, changing rooms and restrooms are available for public use.

9. Can I visit Kalapathar Beach and Radhanagar Beach on the same day?
Yes, you can comfortably visit both beaches in one day as they are not very far from each other.

10. What should I carry for the trip?

Sea sickness medication (if needed)

Cap and sunglasses

Light snacks (avoid plastic)

Camera and power bank

Comfortable clothing and footwear

Some cash (digital payments may not always work)

Fully charged mobile phone

Extra clothes (and toys if traveling with kids)