Corbyn's Bay is located near Port Blair and offers a scenic beach experience with palm trees lining the shore. The area has a casual vibe, making it a decent stop for surfers looking for a laid-back surf session in the Andaman Islands. While it might not be the most thrilling surf destination, the beach offers a chance to catch some waves if the conditions cooperate. It's worth checking out if you're in the area and want to grab a few rides.

The surf at Corbyn's Bay works best with a southeast swell and can handle sizes up to about 1 foot (0.3 meters). You can expect mostly beach breaks with waves coming in from the left and the right. It's beginner-friendly, making it a good spot for those just getting into surfing. The wind is usually preferable from the west, and you can surf here during low, mid, or high tide. However, keep in mind that the waves can be pretty flat unless there's some wind or swell coming in from the east-southeast or bouncing in from the south.

If you're planning to check it out, just remember that while the surf can be fun, it isn't always consistent. It's mainly suited for beginners, so if you're looking for more challenging waves, you might need to explore further. The beach itself is nice for hanging out on days when the surf is quiet.