Andaman Weather in April
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Andaman in April welcomes the peak of the summer season with warm, sunny, and vibrant tropical weather that creates the perfect environment for beach lovers, adventure enthusiasts, and travelers seeking a bright island escape. Temperatures during April typically range between 27°C and 34°C, making the days hot but not unbearable, thanks to the steady sea breeze that keeps the coastal areas pleasantly refreshing. The skies remain clear and bright for most of the month, offering long hours of sunshine ideal for island hopping, sightseeing, and engaging in the best of Andaman’s water sports. The ocean stays calm, crystal clear, and richly blue, providing excellent visibility for snorkeling and scuba diving around Havelock, Neil Island, and Elephant Beach, where coral reefs and marine life appear exceptionally vibrant. April is also a fantastic month for activities such as parasailing, jet skiing, banana boat rides, sea walking, and glass-bottom boat tours due to stable sea conditions and minimal weather interruptions. Beaches like Radhanagar, Corbyn’s Cove, Wandoor, and Kalapathar look absolutely stunning under the bright summer light, making photography and sunset watching particularly delightful. While humidity begins to rise gradually, the evenings turn breezy and comfortable, offering the perfect setting for romantic walks, beachside dining, and leisurely outdoor experiences. April also marks a relatively busy tourist period, but it doesn’t feel overwhelmingly crowded, so travelers can enjoy a lively yet relaxed atmosphere. With almost no rainfall throughout the month, outdoor activities run smoothly without disruption, and inter-island ferries operate consistently, allowing seamless travel to popular destinations like Baratang, Ross Island, North Bay, and Jolly Buoy. Overall, April in Andaman provides a warm, sunny, and adventure-filled tropical experience—ideal for those who want to soak up the sun, enjoy clear seas, and explore the islands at their most glowing and vibrant.
