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Andaman and Nicobar Islands, a pristine archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, is a tropical paradise and a sought-after tourist destination in India. Known for its turquoise waters, powdery beaches, lush forests, and rich marine life, the Andamans offer a blend of relaxation and adventure. Here’s a guide to exploring its key attractions and activities.

Tour Duration

6 Nights, 7 Days

Upcoming Tour Dates

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Day 1
Arrival at Port Blair
  • Arrival at Port Blair & transfer to hotel, Cellular Jail , Corbin Cove Beach, Light & Sound Show.
  • Night stey in port blair.
  • After breakfast Ross Island (Historical place And North Bay Island.
  • Over Night Stay At Port Blair.
  • Port Blair To Havelock Island Visit Radhanagar Beach, Kalapatther beach.
  • Over Night Stay At Havelock
  • After Break Fast Transfer To Neil Island and Visit sightseeing Bharatpur Beach, Laksmanpur Beach and Natural Coral Beach.
  •  Over Night Stay At Neil Island.
  • After breakfast Back to Port Blair, Evining Wanoor Beach
  • Overnight stey in port blair.
  • Early Morning At 3am And 6am Proceed Port Blair to Baratang Island via Jarawa reserve forest Arrived. at Baratang, Visit lime stone cave, & Mangrove Safari .
  • Over Night Stay At Port Blair.
After Breakfast Transfer To Airport Drop.
Hotel stays (standard, deluxe, or luxury depending on the package).
Lodging on islands like Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), and Neil (Shaheed Dweep).
Airport transfers and inter-island transfers (ferries or cruises).
Sightseeing transportation via AC/non-AC vehicles.
Visits to popular spots like Cellular Jail, Radhanagar Beach, Ross Island, North Bay, and Chidiya Tapu.
Entry tickets to museums and historical sites.
Snorkeling or glass-bottom boat rides in certain packages.
Basic water sports like snorkeling at North Bay or Elephant Beach.
Light and Sound Show at Cellular Jail.
Assistance with sightseeing and activities.
English- or Hindi-speaking guides (optional in some packages).
Entry permits and forest area permissions (if required).
To and from the Andaman Islands is usually excluded.
Lunch and dinner unless specified.
Snacks, beverages, or alcohol.
Laundry, telephone calls, shopping, tips, and gratuities.
Scuba diving, sea walking, parasailing, and premium water sports.
Any adventure activities beyond the basic ones mentioned in the package.
Unscheduled transportation or sightseeing due to weather changes or other delays.
Extra stay due to flight cancellations or unforeseen circumstances.
Travel, medical, or accidental insurance.
Foreign tourists may need special permits to visit certain areas.
What are the must-see attractions in Andaman?
Andaman is famous for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and diverse marine life. Some of the top attractions include Radhanagar Beach (Havelock Island), Elephant Beach, Ross Island, North Bay Island, and the Cellular Jail in Port Blair​.
A typical trip lasts between 5 to 7 days. A longer stay, up to 10 days, allows for a more relaxed visit with additional time to explore remote islands or enjoy more water activities.
The ideal time to visit the Andaman Islands is between October and May when the weather is pleasant and conducive for beach activities, diving, and sightseeing. If you prefer a more budget-friendly experience, visiting during the off-season (May to September) can offer discounts​.
Indian citizens do not need a passport to visit the Andaman Islands. A government-issued ID such as an Aadhar card, voter ID, or driving license is sufficient for domestic travelers.
While not as vibrant as places like Goa, Andaman offers some nightlife, especially in Port Blair and Havelock. You can enjoy bars and live music at various resorts and hotels. The scene gets more lively around Christmas and New Year.
Yes, many tour operators offer customizable packages that allow you to tailor your trip according to your preferences—whether you're looking for more beach time, diving excursions, or cultural experiences.

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  • Port Blair: Cellular Jail (Kala Pani): Historic site with a light and sound show narrating the struggles of Indian freedom fighters.
  • Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep): Radhanagar Beach: Known as one of Asia's best beaches, ideal for sunbathing and swimming.
  • Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep): Bharatpur Beach & Laxmanpur Beach: Quiet, serene beaches perfect for relaxation.
  • Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island): Explore ruins of British-era buildings, churches, and a small museum.
  • Baratang Island: Limestone Caves: Stunning natural formations.
  • North Bay Island: Popular for snorkeling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat rides.
  • Diglipur: Trek to Saddle Peak, the highest point in Andaman.
  • Little Andaman: Butler Bay Beach: Perfect for surfing and waterfalls like Whisper Wave.
  • Activities to Enjoy: Scuba Diving & Snorkeling: Witness colorful corals and marine biodiversity.
  • No permit required: Indian citizens don’t need a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) to visit most areas of the Andaman Islands, except for certain tribal or protected zones. However, you will need a government-issued photo ID like an Aadhaar card, voter ID, or passport for identification purposes.
  • Entry Fees: There are nominal fees for visiting specific monuments or protected areas​
  • You should also familiarize yourself with the latest entry regulations, as rules can change over time, especially regarding restricted zones or activities in the islands
  • Choose your destinations wisely: The Andaman Islands consist of multiple islands, each with unique attractions. Popular ones include Havelock, Neil Island, and Port Blair. Plan which islands to visit based on your interests (beaches, water sports, nature, etc.).
  • Book in advance: Especially during peak season (October to May), ferry tickets and accommodations can fill up fast, so it’s better to book your ferries, hotels, and tours ahead of time.
  • Best time to visit: The ideal time to visit is during the dry season (October to May). Monsoon season (June to September) can bring heavy rains, which might disrupt ferry schedules and other outdoor activities.
  • Pack accordingly: Lightweight, breathable clothes for the hot and humid weather. Don't forget sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and insect repellent.
  • Be on time: Ferry schedules can sometimes change, so be sure to check them in advance and arrive early to avoid missing the boat.
  • Sea-sickness: If you're prone to seasickness, consider carrying motion-sickness medication, as some ferry rides can be bumpy.
  • Drink plenty of water as the islands can get hot and humid.
  • Snorkeling/Scuba Diving: The Andaman Islands are known for their coral reefs and vibrant marine life. If you're interested in snorkeling or diving, ensure you go with a reputable tour operator. Follow all safety guidelines and instructions from your guides.
  • The indigenous tribes in the Andaman Islands, such as the Jarwa, are protected by law. Visitors are not allowed to approach them, so be sure to respect their privacy and avoid interactions.
  • First aid kit: Carry a basic first aid kit with you, including medicines for common ailments like headaches, stomach issues, and seasickness.
  • Carry enough cash: While there are ATMs in Port Blair, it's always better to carry some cash with you, especially if you're going to more remote islands where ATMs may not be available.
  • Limited internet: Internet access might be limited on some of the smaller islands, so plan ahead and download maps or offline guides.
  • Avoid plastic: Carry reusable water bottles and avoid using plastic bags or bottles.
  • Follow waste disposal rules: Dispose of your trash responsibly, and participate in keeping the islands clean.

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