This quaint little Island situated on the north of Port Blair has an isolated beach amidst the middle of an uninhabited Island. This Island has a long narrow strip of immaculate white sandy beach located in the middle of the sea. The Island has a stunning shoreline with clear water ideal for snorkelling and gentle waves lashing against the sun-kissed sandy shore.
Situated between Dotrel Island and Curlew Island, it is considered to be one of the most photographed Island beaches in Andaman by tourists in this part of the country with the sky changing colours very often. A long strip of coconut groves swaying gently to the tune of the breeze is not only soothing for the eyes but also gives relief during mid-afternoon when the sun is at its peak.
This Beach is 150km from Port Blair and can be easily accessed from Mayabundar Jetty which takes approximately an hour in a country boat. It is recommended to start early to catch the picturesque beauty of the Beach.
With no proper route from Havelock Island to Stewart Island, it is recommended to go via Port Blair for easy access to the Beach.
Stewart Island Beach is open and can be accessed around the year and tourist start thronging this piece of land from October to May to experience the sunny beaches of Andaman. The monsoon months between July to September is best to be avoided to keep natural calamities at bay. The best time to visit the Island beach is from December to March when the sun isn’t that harsh on the body and one can explore and enjoy the beach at ease.