4 Nights 5 Days Andaman Itinerary – Port Blair & Havelock

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Yes, this itinerary has fewer island changes and is very comfortable for families and seniors.

Yes, complimentary snorkeling at Elephant Beach is included.

Yes, this Andaman package 4 night 5 days can be extended or upgraded as per preference.

Yes, all inter-island cruise transfers mentioned in the itinerary are included.