Kayaking in Andaman and Nicobar Island

Surrounded by water slides on all four sides, Andaman and Nicobar Island is the destiny tourist spot for water sports lovers, especially for deep-sea diving and kayaking aspirants. The unmatched greenery and pristine nature welcome people with a new feel and uneven thinking experience of what’s next for the view. As soon as the visitor steps-in to the boat, the guide provides complete details about the to-do things during the commute. The lush green dense forest, narrow path through the lagoons

The silent wild green unexplored water amid mangrove forest, towing, and guiding the movement of waters enable oneself to explore the up-close wonders and crystal clear nature in its true form. Further, the entry into the forest is like a new world filled with authentic experiences on every move and unique spine thrilling views of the rich diversity of mangroves, chirping sound, and witness the rare species of wildlife.

When to Go The month of October to May is the best time for kayaking in Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Being the middle of summer season and monsoon, the climatic conditions are clear with a bright, typical sunny day in the morning and a feel of mist on your skin in the evening, which is also unpredictable in certain conditions. This also gives rise to a clear and stable atmosphere and average water current that is best suitable for kayaking activity.

Experiences on the way The path into the dense forest caters to unpredictable and spine-thrilling experiences throughout the journey. The lonely untouched mangrove forest shadows you throughout the endeavor, with unimaginable, adventurous, and fun-filled moments. Before stepping into the boat, the expert team will conduct training sessions. The journey will be for 2-3 hours, with a maximum seating capacity of 10 members per day.

Best places for Kayaking Andaman and Nicobar Islands is the hub for water sporting activities. A person can indulge in Kayaking activity in many places, but there are some pointed places that are a go-to for Kayaking and provides radical experience to the visitors. The few places that top the list for Kayaking include Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island), Port Blair, and Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island).

Swaraj Dweep Island is known to be the densest place with mangrove forests and rivers flowing through the entire region. The place has mild curves and steady steam with sudden jumps of small current for a while. The entire journey is a scenic beauty of a narrow sea passing opening into a wide view of the sea after a while. Further, adding a bit of spice, the Swaraj Dweep Island offers night kayaking activities. It is a new sailing experience as moonlight on the top and its shadows as a reflection in the sea. The entire path of the journey is lit-up with artificial lights for safeguarding against the lagoon water currents getting wildered every second. The bioluminescence across the shoreline adds to the list of capturing mesmerizing beauty during the journey

With an interest to further expand the portfolio of the Island and enhance the level of enthusiasm in water sport activities, a group of explorers has introduced Kayaking in Port Blair Islands. Portblair Island is famous for its narrow lagoons in the jungle, abundance of calm water, wilderness along the small narrow pass. Shaheed deep Island has only a few places delivering Kayaking water sport activities. But, an abundance of fishing boats and ferries near this area can provide a close sight of the local source of income and their art of fishing.

Well, if you really wish to enjoy kayaking, then book the tickets, avail discounts, pack your bags, and enjoy the mesmerizing moments in the so-called jewel of the Indian Ocean “Andaman Islands.”