06 Nights / 07 Days
Package Price :₹0.00/-Per Person
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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands is a union territory of India consisting of 572 islands, of which 37 are inhabited, at the junction of the Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea. The territory is about 150 km (93 mi) north of Aceh in Indonesia and separated from Thailand and Myanmar by the Andaman Sea.
Package Cost Includes
- Accommodation in well appointed a.c room on twin sharing ( Base Catagory Rooms )
- Meal CPAI
- Both ways airport transfers by AC Private vehicle one time one spot basis
- All sightseeing by a.c private vehicle in Port Blair as per itinerary not at disposal ( Point to Point basis transfers )
- All sightseeing by a.c Private vehicle in Havelock Island
- To and fro ticket to Havelock by a.c Cruise
- All entry, monument, parking and permit charges as per itinerary
- Meet and Assist at all arrival and departure points by tour manager
- Hotel taxes applicable as on today
Package Cost Excludes
- Personal expenses
- Airfares / Ship fare to mainland India
- Activity charges, Jet Ski, scuba diving etc
- Expenses occurred due to bad weather, flight or ferry cancellation, strike or political unrest to be paid by guest as per actual
- Any dispute regarding child age to be settled directly with hotels
- Room Services, Camera, Laundry& Telephone charges
- Additional usage of vehicle
- Cost of services, which is not mentioned in the “Inclusions”
- Any kind of airfare
- 5% GST Extra on Billing
Day 01: Arrival Port Blair + Half Day Local SS (Local Sightseeing point closed on Monday & on all Govt. holidays)
You arrive to Port Blair, our escorts in the airport pick receive you there and then after a short introduction will take you to your first booked hotel, after check-in and once you are done with you lunch & refreshment, we will take a tour to the historic cellular jail which will be followed by the light and sound show. (the history & migration to these archipelago revolves around this monumental architecture , once you finish taking the tour just after a gap of half an hour , you will witness the light & sound show , like any other light & sound it’s a narration of the story of the jail through light & sound ) day end here back to the hotel.
Day 02: Excursion North Bay (Coral Island), Ross Island & Back (Carry Changing Cloth, water & dry food)
After breakfast we will set out on a Sea Safari, we will reach the water sports complex from here we will take a luxury motor sail and explore the famous islands of North Bay coral island & the historic Ross Island, experience the fun of cruising and feel the joy of sailing through small big Island and discover the blue ocean and with the on board crew and activity experts who will there to assist you. Upon arrival back to the Port our escorts will arrange necessary transfers back to the respective hotel.
Day 03: Port Blair to Havelock Island
We start the day a bit early today as we need to embark for Havelock Island , the cruise depart at around 0830 hours so we have to report an hour early . Take a quick breakfast and head to Havelock Island the total journey time is around 1 and 1/2 hour by sea. Again once to reach in the island meet our escorts who will be standing outside the harbor restricted area with a name tag. Along with them proceed to your respective hotel and then plan you day, probably post lunch for Radhanagar beach. You can enjoy the beach as well as the sun set, which i guess is the best you can see. (Boat transfers are subjected to change as per the availability of tickets and weather conditions).
Day 04: In Havelock Island
After Breakfast visit to Elephant Beach by Motor Boat for Mesmerizing View of Corals and Enjoy Snorkeling (Boat will be on sharing basis).Overnight stay at Resort in Havelock.
Day 05: Havelock Island to Neil Island
We will check-out the resort as per the schedule timing which is generally in the morning 0900 hours. And then proceed to board the cruise back to Neil Island. Once you arrive in Neil you will meet our escorts outside the exit area, check-in to hotel, finish lunch and then proceed to an excursion to Island visit all the beaches around the Island, night stay in Neil Island.
(While leaving from Port Blair to Havelock island probably you can leave your bigger luggage in port Blair , hotels in Port Blair provide clock room and take only two days cloths and necessary materials to Havelock island, by this way you can avoid the hassle of carrying it inside the harbor area , which is restricted place like the airport and do not have trolley facility)
Day 06: Neil Island to Port Blair (57 Kms)
After breakfast proceed to visit Sitapur Beach – One finest beach in this island , there after visit Lakhimpur beach , next to visit Beautiful Bharatpur beach – the ideal place for swimming , After visit drop at Jetty to catch the return boat for Port Blair , on Return to Port Blair back to your hotel evening free for own activity, Overnight stay at hotel.
Day 07: Departure from Port Blair
Morning free for packing & personal activities, on time 08:00am check out from the hotel & on time transfer to Airport. Tour Ends
1. Where are the Andaman Islands located?
The Andaman Islands are an archipelago in the Bay of Bengal, situated between India and Myanmar. They are part of the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands in India.
2. What is the best time to visit the Andaman Islands?
The ideal time to visit is between October and May. The weather during this period is pleasant, and it's great for sightseeing, beach activities, and water sports. Avoid visiting during the monsoon season (June to September) due to heavy rainfall and unpredictable sea conditions.
3. How many days are required for an Andaman tour?
A typical tour lasts about 5 to 7 days. This allows time to explore popular destinations like Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), and Neil Island. For a more relaxed vacation, 8-10 days may be ideal.
4. Do I need a visa or special permit to visit the Andaman Islands?
Indian nationals do not need a special permit to visit the Andaman Islands.
Foreign nationals need a Protected Area Permit (PAP), which is issued upon arrival at Port Blair’s airport or can be obtained in advance from Indian missions abroad.
5. How do I reach the Andaman Islands?
The primary way to reach the Andaman Islands is by air. Flights are available from major Indian cities like Chennai, Kolkata, and Delhi to Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman Islands. There are also passenger ships from Chennai, Kolkata, and Vishakhapatnam, but the journey takes about 3-4 days.
6. How do I get around in the Andaman Islands?
Port Blair: Taxis, auto-rickshaws, and rented cars/bikes.
Havelock and Neil Islands: Scooters and bicycles are popular, along with taxis and auto-rickshaws.
Inter-island travel: Ferries (both government and private) are the most common way to travel between islands. Helicopter services are also available between Port Blair and some islands for emergencies or special bookings.
7. Are there ferries available between islands?
Yes, ferries are the main mode of transportation between the islands. Private ferries like Makruzz, Green Ocean, and Sea Link operate between Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Islands. Government ferries are also available, but they can be slower and harder to book.
8. What kind of accommodations are available in the Andaman Islands?
The Andaman Islands offer a range of accommodation options, from budget guesthouses and homestays to luxury resorts. Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Islands have several hotels, resorts, and eco-friendly cottages. Popular beach resorts can be found near Radhanagar Beach (Havelock) and Sitapur Beach (Neil).
9. Do I need to book accommodations in advance?
It is highly recommended to book accommodations in advance, especially during peak tourist season (December to March). Popular resorts in Havelock and Neil Islands can fill up quickly.
10. What are the must-visit places in the Andaman Islands?
Port Blair:
Cellular Jail (Kalapani) – A historic site from India’s freedom struggle.
Ross Island – Ruins of the British administrative headquarters.
Corbyn’s Cove Beach – Popular for relaxing and watersports.
Chidiya Tapu – Known for its sunsets and bird watching.
Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep):
Radhanagar Beach – One of Asia’s best beaches.
Elephant Beach – Famous for snorkeling and water sports.
Kalapathar Beach – A quieter beach with scenic views.
Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep):
Bharatpur Beach – Ideal for swimming and coral viewing.
Laxmanpur Beach – Known for stunning sunsets.
Natural Bridge – A unique rock formation.
11. What water sports are available in the Andaman Islands?
The Andaman Islands are famous for their water sports:
Scuba diving (Havelock, Neil, and North Bay)
Snorkeling (Elephant Beach, North Bay)
Sea walking
Jet skiing
Kayaking
Parasailing
Glass-bottom boat rides
Most of these activities are available in Havelock, Neil, and Port Blair.
12. Can non-swimmers enjoy water sports in the Andaman Islands?
Yes, non-swimmers can participate in many water sports like sea walking, glass-bottom boat rides, and even scuba diving under professional supervision. Certified dive centers provide training and equipment.
13. What should I pack for an Andaman trip?
Light cotton clothes
Swimwear
Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat
Waterproof bags to protect your belongings
Comfortable footwear for walking and beach activities
Insect repellent (especially in the monsoon)
A first-aid kit and any personal medication
14. Is internet connectivity reliable in the Andaman Islands?
Internet connectivity is generally slow and inconsistent, especially on Havelock and Neil Islands. Wi-Fi is available in some hotels and cafes in Port Blair and Havelock, but don't expect fast speeds. It’s advisable to inform family and colleagues about potential communication issues.
15. What is the local cuisine like in the Andaman Islands?
Seafood is a highlight, with fresh fish, prawns, lobsters, and crabs being popular. You can find Indian, Bengali, South Indian, and Continental cuisines in restaurants. Local dishes often include coconut and spices. Don’t miss grilled seafood or a seafood thali.
16. Is it safe to travel to the Andaman Islands?
Yes, the Andaman Islands are generally very safe for tourists. However, follow regular travel precautions like safeguarding your belongings and avoiding isolated areas late at night. Water sports should only be done under professional supervision.
17. What should I do in case of a medical emergency?
Port Blair has decent medical facilities, including G.B. Pant Hospital, and private clinics. However, medical facilities on Havelock and Neil Islands are limited to basic healthcare. It’s recommended to carry essential medicines and a first-aid kit.
18. Is alcohol available in the Andaman Islands?
Yes, alcohol is available in some bars, restaurants, and government-authorized liquor shops in Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Islands. However, public consumption of alcohol is prohibited on beaches and public spaces.
19. Are credit/debit cards widely accepted in the Andaman Islands?
While many hotels, resorts, and restaurants in Port Blair accept cards, smaller shops, local markets, and some places on Havelock and Neil may only accept cash. It’s advisable to carry sufficient cash with you.
20. Are there any cultural considerations or restrictions for tourists?
The indigenous tribes of the Andaman Islands are protected, and tourists are not allowed to visit tribal reserves.
Respect the environment by not littering, damaging coral reefs, or disturbing wildlife.
Always ask for permission before photographing locals, especially in remote areas.
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