Andaman and Nicobar Islands is one of the ideal places for tourism. The exotic beaches blessed with coral reefs and amazing marine life makes the landscape breathtakingly exquisite, and a perfect beach holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city life. Day temperatures seldom reaches to higher 30°C. Throughout the year, the temperature remains between 29°C-31°C. Thus, there is not much variation in the temperatures. The annual mean temperature of Port Blair is around 30°C. While, the minimums remain somewhere between 20°C-25°C.
Planning a holiday tour to Andaman & Nicobar Islands during the months of December to February (winter season); during April to June (summer season) or May to September (monsoon season) is always good.
January to March is generally considered as the ideal months for travel purpose. During this time, the rainfall activity over the island is less. Since, Andaman and Nicobar Islands is in Bay of Bengal, intermittent rain is a regular sight. While, the first three months of the year relatively record less rainfall.
The weather conditions are warm yet comfortable from January – March with maximums settling between 28°C-33°C with minimums in the range of 20°C-24°C.
According to weather experts at Skymet, April onward, rain starts to increase, it is basically a transition phase for the island.
From May to September, the intensity of rain increases. The average rainfall from May to September is 2200 mm wherein some heavy spells are observed.
By the month of October, rain starts to recede with average rainfall somewhere around 300 mm and in December it reaches around 100 mm.
Temperature from May to December is usually in the range of 28°C to 32°C with minimums settling somewhere between 21°C-25°C.
If you are a beach person, then Andaman and Nicobar Islands is certainly a pace to ghive a shot at.
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