Andaman and Nicobar during Monsoons

Goa is now 2012, and you need to down that fact. Sunburn, alcohol, food, and the beach are all now overcrowded, underwhelming (if that's a word), and downright filthy. Best 5-Star Resort in Andaman and Nicobar.
Beach View at Andaman and Nicobar during Monsoons
1. Monsoon is **** cheap
Since there is a common notion that monsoon weather is 'off-season' for the islands, the tourism to Andaman and Nicobar generally dips during this time. If booked at the right time and through right people, you may get as much as 70% discount on the price that you would pay, had you visited the islands during October to March the best vacation venue in India
2. You can enjoy all the activities
Except for 'Sea Walking'. All of the activities are open during the monsoon. Snorkeling, scuba diving, jet ski, glass boat and banana boat ride during the monsoon season isn't 'challenging or turbulent'- rather, it's exciting and enthralling. However, if heavy rains are expected during the day, or a cyclone warning is issued by the government, there may be some hindrance to these activities. During most of the season, however, you may not be faced with any problem since the rains are quite moderate.
3. Most of the sightseeing locations are accessible
Most of Port Blair, Baratang Island, Red Skin Island in Mahatama Gandhi Marine National Park is accessible during this time. The Jolly Bouy island is however inaccessible during the period, as it needs to be closed for 4 months to restore its natural beauty. The North Bay Island and Ross Island trips are functional through government-run ferries. Even if there is any cancellation due to the weather, people are notified a day prior to the tours.