Amkunj Beach, near Rangat in Middle Andaman, is an eco-friendly seaside pause along the Andaman Trunk Road. Fringed by mangroves and a rocky, gray-sand shoreline, it features a simple eco-park with driftwood benches, shade huts, and viewpoints—great for picnics, sunrise photography, and spotting coastal birds. The seabed is stony and currents can be strong, so it’s better for strolling and tide-pooling than swimming. A serene, low-key stop between Port Blair and Diglipur, ideal for travelers seeking quiet coastal scenery.

Cutbert Bay Beach near Rangat in Middle Andaman is a tranquil turtle-nesting hotspot. From December to March, olive ridley, green and hawksbill turtles come ashore to lay eggs, and hatchling releases can sometimes be witnessed on guided night walks. The beach’s mangroves and quiet sands suit nature lovers and photographers. Visit with a registered guide, follow no-flash and no-touch rules, and keep lights low. Basic facilities are available; plan travel via Rangat and check nesting updates with local authorities.