Settled around 2km east of Port Blair, Ross Island is one of the main tourist spots in Andaman and Nicobar. In earlier times, before the natural disaster, Ross Island was the capital city of group of Island for almost 73 years. In today’s time the place is under the control of Indian Navy. Every year tourist from all parts of the globe visit this Island to see the relics of pre-independence India. One can see the ruins of church, buildings and a museum representing the British architecture.
It is perfect place to relax and relish the soothing beauty of nature. You can reach the Island by a short boat ride from Port Blair. The best time to be at Ross Island is during winter months.
| Seasons | Months | Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Summers | Mar to May | 20 °C – 36 °C |
| Monsoon | June to Aug | 20 °C – 30 °C |
| Winters | Nov to Feb | 15 °C – 22 °C |
When & Where to Visit in Ross Island
Summer in Ross Island (March to May)
Summers in Ross Island are hot and tiring. The temperature varies from 20 degree Celsius to 36 degree Celsius. Therefore, tourists should avoid their visit to Ross Island in summers.
Monsoon in Ross Island (May to June)
The place receives average rainfall during monsoons. The temperature ranges from 20 degree Celsius to 30 degree Celsius. There is no harm in planning your visit to Ross Island during monsoons. It is a good time to enjoy picturesque surrounding.
Winter in Ross Island (January to March)
Winters in Ross Island are amazing. It is the perfect time to relax and enjoy the sightseeing in the Island. The temperature varies from 22 degree Celsius and can go down to 15 degree Celsius.
Andaman and Nicobar Tour Packages
Cities of Andaman and Nicobar
Things To Do in Andaman and Nicobar
- Andaman and Nicobar Tour Packages
- Andaman and Nicobar Tourism
- Fairs and Festivals in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
- Cities in Andaman and Nicobar Island
- Getting Around in Andaman & Nicobar Islands
- History of Andaman Island
- Cinque Island Tourism
- Island Tourism Festival
- Diglipur Tourism
- Havelock Island Tourism
- Little Andaman Tourism
- Long Island Tourism
- Mayabunder Tourism
- Neil Island Tourism
- Port Blair Tourism
- Ross Island Tourism
- How to reach Ross Island
- Places to Visit in Andaman and Nicobar Islands
- Banana Boat Ride in Andaman Island
- Bird Watching in Andaman
- Glass Bottom Boating
- Jet Skiing in Andaman
- Scuba Diving in Andaman
- Sea Kart in Andaman
- Sea Walk in Andaman Island
- Trekking in Andaman
- Water Sports in Andaman
- Ayurveda Holistic Healing Center
- Aamkunj Beach, Rangat
- Chidiya Tapu Beach in Port Blair
- Corbyns Cove Beach
- Elephant Beach in Havelock Island
- Kalapathar Beach, Havelock Island
- Lalaji Bay Beach
- Radhanagar Beach
- Ross and Smith Island
- Sitapur Beach Neil Island
- Vijaynagar Beach, Havelock Island
- Wandoor Beach in Port Blair
- Jolly Buoy Island
- Neil Island
- North Bay Island
- Viper Island
- Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
- Mangrove Creek Safari in Andaman
- Bharatpur Beach Neil Islands
- Cellular Jail, Andaman Islands
- Chatham Saw Mill
- Laxmanpur Beach, Neil Island
- Viper Chain Gang Jail
- Anthropological Museum
- Fisheries Museum
- Forest Museum
- National Memorial Museum
- Samudrika Naval Marine Museum
- Zoological Survey Museum
- Parasailing in Andaman
- Tourist Attractions in Cinque Island
- Tourist Attractions in Diglipur
- Limestone Caves Diglipur
- Saddle Peak
- Tourist Attractions in Havelock
- Tourist Attractions in Little Andaman
- Tourist Attractions in Mayabunder
- Tourist Attractions in Neil Island
- Tourist Attractions in Port Blair
- Chidiya Tapu
- Mount Harriet National Park
- Tourist Attractions in Ross Island
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