Transportation

Private
Group Size

Minimum 2 Passengers
Accomodation

As per Hotel Chosen
Fitness level

Easy
Tour starts from

Port Blair
Best season

November to March
Tour type

Private
Language

English, Hindi
Meals

Breakfast

Overview

The Andaman Islands, an archipelago located in the Bay of Bengal, is a tropical paradise celebrated for its stunning beaches, rich marine life, and lush rainforests. Known for crystal-clear turquoise waters and vibrant coral reefs, the islands offer a range of activities for travelers, from snorkeling and scuba diving to exploring historical landmarks. The islands are home to beautiful spots such as Radhanagar Beach, one of Asia’s finest, and the Cellular Jail, a historic site that recalls India’s struggle for independence. The local culture is a blend of native tribal heritage and influences from mainland India, offering visitors a unique cultural experience. With secluded beaches, pristine waters, and serene surroundings, the Andaman Islands provide an ideal getaway for nature lovers, honeymooners, and adventure enthusiasts.

Highlights

Trip to Cellular Jail
Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island
Kalapathar beach

Day 01 :

Arrival in Port Blair & Visit to Corbyn’s Cove Beach and Cellular Jail

Morning/Afternoon Arrival in Port Blair:

Upon arrival at Port Blair’s Veer Savarkar International Airport, a representative will be waiting with a placard bearing your name to greet you. You will be transferred to your hotel for check-in and relaxation.

Afternoon Excursion:

Corbyn’s Cove Beach: Start your tour with a visit to Corbyn’s Cove Beach, a beautiful and tranquil beach lined with coconut palms, located about 7 km from Port Blair. Here, you can relax on the sandy shores or enjoy some optional water sports.
Cellular Jail: Following your beach visit, proceed to the historic Cellular Jail, a poignant reminder of India’s freedom struggle. Explore the site and witness the stories of heroic freedom fighters.

Evening Light and Sound Show at Cellular Jail:

Experience the Light and Sound Show at the Cellular Jail, which brings the history of India’s freedom movement to life through a captivating audio-visual display.
Overnight: Stay at your hotel in Port Blair.

Day 02 :

Port Blair to Havelock Island – Radhanagar Beach

Early Morning:

Departure to Havelock Island: Check out from your Port Blair hotel with a packed breakfast and board a ferry to Havelock Island, one of the Andaman Islands’ most renowned destinations, famed for its pristine beaches and scenic beauty.

Arrival at Havelock Island:

Upon arrival, our representative will assist with your transfer to a beachside resort. Relax and take in the serene environment of this tropical paradise.

Afternoon:

Radhanagar Beach: Later, head to Radhanagar Beach, rated as one of Asia’s best beaches, known for its soft white sand and turquoise waters. Spend your time enjoying the sun, taking a swim, or simply basking in the natural beauty. Remember to bring extra clothes if you plan to get in the water.
Overnight: Return to your resort at Havelock Island for a restful night.

Day 03 :

Havelock to Kalapathar Beach – Return to Port Blair

Morning:

Kalapathar Beach: After breakfast, check out and proceed to Kalapathar Beach, known for its unique black rocks along the shoreline and quiet, picturesque setting. Enjoy the morning soaking up the beauty of this serene beach.
En Route Sights: On the way to Kalapathar, you’ll catch views of various resorts and dive centers, giving you a glimpse of Havelock Island’s charm.

Afternoon:

Return to Port Blair: Later in the day, board a ferry back to Port Blair. Upon arrival, check in to your hotel in Port Blair.
Overnight: Stay at your hotel in Port Blair.

Day 04 :

Departure from Port Blair

Morning:

Enjoy a final breakfast at your hotel. After checking out, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your return journey, taking home unforgettable memories of the Andaman Islands.

FAQs

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When is the best time to visit the Andaman Islands?

The ideal time to visit the Andaman Islands is between October and May, when the weather is pleasant and suitable for outdoor activities. Monsoon season (June to September) sees heavy rainfall, which may affect outdoor plans.

How many days should I plan for an Andaman trip?

For a first-time visit, a 4 to 7-day itinerary is recommended to cover major attractions like Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island without feeling rushed.

What type of clothing should I pack?

Light cotton clothing, swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, and comfortable footwear are essential. Pack light jackets for the evenings and extra clothes if you plan to swim or participate in water activities.

Are there ATMs and card payment facilities in the Andaman Islands?

ATMs are available mainly in Port Blair and Havelock, but it’s advisable to carry cash as card payments may not be accepted in remote areas or at smaller establishments.

Is internet connectivity reliable in the Andamans?

Internet connectivity can be slow, especially on islands like Havelock and Neil. However, major hotels and resorts typically offer Wi-Fi in common areas, though the speed may vary.

Do foreigners need a visa to visit the Andaman Islands?

Yes, foreigners need a valid Indian visa to visit the Andaman Islands. Tourist visas are commonly issued for short stays. Check with the nearest Indian embassy for requirements.

Are there any restricted areas for foreigners in the Andaman Islands?

While most tourist destinations are open to foreigners, some tribal areas and specific islands are restricted to protect the indigenous communities. It’s important to stay within designated tourist zones.

Can foreigners get mobile connectivity in the Andamans?

International roaming works depending on your service provider. Some local prepaid SIM cards are available for foreigners in Port Blair with documentation, but internet connectivity remains limited.

What is the currency used, and where can I exchange it?

The currency is the Indian Rupee (INR). Foreign exchange services are available at the airport, in major hotels, and select banks in Port Blair. It’s best to carry sufficient cash, especially for Havelock and other islands.

Are vaccinations required before traveling to the Andaman Islands?

No specific vaccinations are required, but it’s advisable to consult your healthcare provider about general vaccinations and health precautions for tropical regions.

Do OCI card holders need special permits to visit the Andaman Islands?

OCI card holders do not need special permits to visit most of the Andaman Islands. However, certain restricted tribal areas remain off-limits for all visitors, including OCI holders.

Can OCI card holders stay in the Andaman Islands for an extended period?

OCI holders can stay in the Andaman Islands for as long as their visa validity allows. Most OCI cards allow indefinite stay in India with no restrictions, but checking individual conditions on entry is advised.

Are OCI card holders allowed to own property in the Andaman Islands?

No, OCI card holders are generally not allowed to own agricultural land or property in restricted or tribal areas, including some parts of the Andaman Islands. They may, however, lease property in approved regions for residential or tourism-related activities.

What documents should OCI holders carry while traveling within the islands?

OCI card holders should carry their OCI card, passport, and identification proof at all times. Copies of these documents may be required at ferry terminals and hotel check-ins.

Are OCI card holders eligible for discounts or privileges for Indian nationals?

OCI card holders are often eligible for entry fees and service rates at par with Indian nationals. However, it’s always best to confirm with specific service providers and tourist attractions.

Additional Tips for All Travelers

Travel Insurance: It’s recommended to have travel insurance covering medical and emergency evacuation, especially for activities like scuba diving.

Health and Safety: Always carry insect repellent and stay hydrated. Emergency medical facilities are primarily available in Port Blair.

Eco-Friendly Travel: The Andamans are ecologically sensitive; avoid using plastic, and refrain from littering to help preserve the natural beauty.

Photography Restrictions: While taking photos is allowed in most areas, certain restricted zones may prohibit photography, especially in tribal and ecologically sensitive areas.