Moricedera Beach

Rangat, Middle Andaman

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Quick Facts About Moricedera Beach
  • Location: Rangat, Middle Andaman
  • Known For: Rocky coastline, freshwater stream pool, viewpoints
  • Best Time to Visit: October to April
  • Ideal Visit
  • Duration: 1 to 2 hours
  • Swimming Allowed: Only in the freshwater stream section
  • Crowd Level: Low
  • Facilities: Changing rooms, toilets, resting huts, seating areas
  • Best For: Relaxation, photography, picnics, scenic stopovers
  • Location: Rangat, Middle Andaman
  • Known For: Rocky coastline, freshwater stream pool, viewpoints
  • Best Time to Visit: October to April
  • Ideal Visit
  • Duration: 1 to 2 hours
  • Swimming Allowed: Only in the freshwater stream section
  • Crowd Level: Low
  • Facilities: Changing rooms, toilets, resting huts, seating areas
  • Best For: Relaxation, photography, picnics, scenic stopovers

About Moricedera Beach

Moricedera Beach is one of the most unique coastal spots in Rangat, known for its dramatic rocky shoreline, freshwater stream, and peaceful natural surroundings. Unlike the soft sandy beaches usually in Andaman Islands, Moricedera offers a completely different landscape filled with giant black and reddish volcanic rocks, crashing sea waves, and scenic coastal viewpoints.

The beach is especially popular among travellers looking for peaceful stopovers while exploring Middle Andaman. A freshwater stream flowing down from the nearby Panchavati Hills reaches the beach and creates a crystal-clear natural pool where most visitors relax and cool off instead of entering the open sea. With resting huts, shaded picnic spaces, changing rooms, and very few crowds, Moricedera Beach feels calm, raw, and highly underrated compared to other tourist beaches in the islands.

How to Reach Moricedera Beach?

Moricedera Beach is located around 11 km from Rangat town along the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR), between Aamkunj Beach and Dhani Nallah Beach.

Travellers first need to reach Rangat from Port Blair either by road or ferry. Once you reach Rangat, Moricedera Beach can be accessed by:

By Private Cab:

The most comfortable and preferred option while covering multiple attractions around Rangat and Middle Andaman.

By Local Bus:

Government and private buses regularly operate on this route and stop near the beach entrance.

By Auto-Rickshaw:

Autos can be hired from Rangat town for short sightseeing trips around nearby beaches and attractions.

Best Time to Visit Moricedera Beach

October to April (Best Season)

The best time to visit Moricedera Beach is between October and April when the weather remains pleasant and the sea conditions stay calmer. This period is ideal for relaxing near the freshwater stream, photography, beach walks, and picnics.

Monsoon Months (Off Season)

During monsoon season, the rocky shoreline becomes slippery and sea conditions turn rougher. Visitors should walk carefully near wet rocks and avoid going too close to wave-hit sections during heavy rains.

Best Time of the Day: Morning and evening hours are considered the best time to visit because the weather feels cooler and the rocky coastline looks more scenic during softer natural light. Sunrise views here can look especially dramatic when waves hit the giant rock formations.

Things to Do in Moricedera Beach

Moricedera Beach is more about relaxing, exploring unique landscapes, and enjoying peaceful coastal scenery rather than commercial beach activities.

Swim in the Natural Freshwater Pool

Swimming in the open sea is generally not recommended here because of sharp rocks, strong currents, and rough coastal conditions.

However, the beach has a unique freshwater stream flowing down from Panchavati Hills which forms a calm natural pool before meeting the sea. Most visitors prefer relaxing and swimming in this freshwater section instead of entering the ocean directly.

The water feels extremely fresh, cold, and crystal clear even during hot afternoons, making it one of the most refreshing experiences around Rangat. Changing rooms and toilets are also available near the beach area.

Enjoy the Rocky Viewpoints & Coastal Scenery

One of the main highlights of Moricedera Beach is its rocky coastline filled with giant black and reddish volcanic rocks facing the open sea. During high waves, the ocean crashes directly against these rock formations and water splashes upward, creating views that almost feel like scenes from a movie.

There are small walkways and seating areas built near the viewpoint sections where visitors can sit and enjoy the sound of waves, cool sea breeze, and uninterrupted coastal views.

Picnic & Relax Under the Trees

Moricedera Beach is perfect for a relaxed picnic stop while exploring different beaches around Rangat. You can pack lunch, snacks, and refreshments from Rangat town and spend time resting here before continuing towards nearby attractions.

The beach has shaded resting areas surrounded by thick trees, and the freshwater stream flowing nearby keeps the atmosphere naturally cool even during warmer afternoon hours. The peaceful surroundings and low crowd levels make it a very relaxing stop for families and road trip travellers.

Visit Nearby Beaches in Rangat

Dhani Nallah Beach
Aamkunj Beach
Panchavati Eco Tourism Site
Yerrata Mangrove Park

Moricedera Beach can easily be combined with nearby attractions around Rangat including:


Most travellers cover these places together during their Middle Andaman road trip.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Moricedera Beach located?

Moricedera Beach is located near Rangat in Middle Andaman, around 11 km from Rangat town.

Swimming in the open sea is generally not recommended because of strong currents and rocky shoreline conditions. Most visitors swim in the freshwater stream pool near the beach.

The beach is known for its rocky volcanic coastline, freshwater natural pool, dramatic viewpoints, and peaceful picnic atmosphere.

Yes, changing rooms and toilets are available near the beach area.

Yes, the beach is suitable for families looking for a peaceful stopover, picnic spot, or relaxed sightseeing experience.

October to April is considered the best season to visit Moricedera Beach.

Very limited local shops may be available nearby, so carrying snacks and drinking water is recommended.

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