Collinpur Beach, <em>Andaman</em>
Andaman

Collinpur Beach, Andaman

About Collinpur Beach

Collinpur Beach is located in the southern part of the Andaman Islands. This U-shaped beach is a secluded gem that offers visitors a peaceful retreat with its pristine blue waters and fine white sands. Located 32 kilometres from Port Blair, this picturesque beach provides a perfect escape for those seeking tranquillity away from the bustling tourist spots. The beach is surrounded by lush palm plantations and dense tropical forests. Owing to the gentle gradient and shallow waters, this idyllic setting is great for swimming and sunbathing. 


It also holds historical significance with remnants of World War II Japanese bombers at both ends of the beach. These historical artefacts add an element of intrigue and a touch of the past to the scenic beach landscape. Collinpur Beach is famous for its captivating sunsets and the tranquil atmosphere it offers. The lack of crowds makes it an ideal spot for couples or anyone wanting to unwind in a quiet, undisturbed setting. It promises a rejuvenating experience amidst its scenic vistas and historical wonders.

Day Wise Timings

Collinpur Beach opening hours through the week.

Open 7 days a week
Free entry
Monday06:00 – 16:45
Tuesday06:00 – 16:45
Wednesday06:00 – 16:45
Thursday06:00 – 16:45
Friday06:00 – 16:45
Saturday06:00 – 16:45
Sunday06:00 – 16:45
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.

Collinpur Beach Highlights

• Embrace the tranquil, U-shaped Collinpur Beach, known for its secluded pristine shores.
• Swim in the shallow, clear, and safe waters, perfect for families and leisure.
• Stroll along the soft, white sandy shores framed by lush, towering palm trees.
• Watch the stunning sun set dramatically over the horizon, painting the sky with colours.
• Explore the historical World War II Japanese bombers located at both beach ends.

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Point of Interest for Collinpur Beach

Witness Panoramic Sunsets

Witness Panoramic Sunsets

Experience the mesmerising sunsets at Collinpur Beach, where the sky and sea meet in a spectacular display of colours. The beach has a U-shaped bay, which enhances the view of the sunset. It creates perfect silhouettes against the vibrant hues of twilight. This peaceful activity is perfect for couples and photographers aiming to capture the enchanting moments of dusk. The natural backdrop and the soothing sound of waves make watching sunsets here an unforgettable, picture-perfect evening.

Indulge in Nature Walks and Bird Watching

Indulge in Nature Walks and Bird Watching

Take a serene walk through the dense tropical forests surrounding Collinpur Beach. The area's rich vegetation also houses diverse bird species, like the Eurasian Curlew and Pacific golden plover. You can also spot Osprey or Fish-Eating Eagle, White-Bellied Sea Eagle, and Andaman Wood Pigeon here. This peaceful trek through nature’s path offers you the chance to spot Andaman's endemic avian population. The intertwining paths and old tree trunks provide a perfect setting for nature photography and a quiet day close to the wild.

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Samudrika Marine Museum

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