Description

Cuthbert Bay Beach is one of the most serene beaches located near Rangat in the North and Middle Andaman region. The beach is known for its long stretch of sand, peaceful surroundings, and ecological importance as a nesting site for sea turtles. Cuthbert Bay Beach is part of the Cuthbert Bay Wildlife Sanctuary, which helps protect the coastal ecosystem and marine life of the region. The beach is especially famous for the nesting of endangered sea turtles, including the Olive Ridley Sea Turtle, which visit the beach during the nesting season between December and February. During this time, conservation teams monitor the beach to protect the turtle nests and ensure the safety of hatchlings. Visitors may sometimes witness the incredible sight of baby turtles making their way to the sea. Apart from its ecological importance, Cuthbert Bay Beach offers beautiful natural landscapes with soft sand, coastal forests, and scenic sea views. The peaceful environment makes it an excellent place for relaxation, photography, and enjoying the quiet side of the Andaman Islands. The beach is located about 20 kilometers from Rangat town and is often visited by travelers exploring the northern part of the Andaman Islands. With its rich wildlife, serene atmosphere, and scenic beauty, Cuthbert Bay Beach is considered one of the most important eco-tourism destinations in North Andaman.