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ANDAMAN

01/21

Explore the Shore, and So Much More

The Andaman Islands offers a perfect mix of relaxation, adventure, history, and nature. Whether you are looking to explore its rich marine life, visit its colonial-era monuments or simply unwind on its pristine beaches, the Andaman Islands are an idyllic getaway for adventure seekers, honeymoon couples, families, groups, nature lovers and history enthusiasts. Come explore and experience memorable holiday 

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Havelock Island

Havelock Island

Havelock Island

One of the most popular islands in the Andamans, Havelock offers some of the best beaches like Radhanagar and Vijaynagar Beach, as well as water sports, trekking, and beautiful resorts 

Neil Island

Havelock Island

Havelock Island

Known for its serene beaches and clear waters, Neil Island offers an idyllic escape. The island is perfect for a day trip with activities like snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides, and exploring coral reefs 

Ross Island

Havelock Island

North Bay Island

Formerly the administrative headquarters of the British, Ross Island is now a popular tourist attraction with historical ruins and a wide variety of wildlife, including deer, peacocks, and exotic birds 

North Bay Island

North Bay Island

North Bay Island

Popular for water sports like snorkeling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat rides, North Bay Island offers beautiful coral reefs and crystal-clear waters, making it an ideal spot for underwater exploration 

Baratang Island

North Bay Island

Baratang Island

Famous for its limestone caves, mud volcanoes, and lush mangrove forests, Baratang Island offers a unique natural experience. The journey through dense forests and along narrow waterways is an adventure in itself 

Cellular Jail

North Bay Island

Baratang Island

A historic site, the Cellular Jail was once used by the British to imprison political prisoners. It’s now a national memorial, and visitors can learn about the island’s colonial history and see an impressive light and sound show in the evening

Anthropological Museum

Anthropological Museum

Anthropological Museum

This museum showcases the history, culture, and lifestyle of the indigenous tribes of the Andaman Islands, providing a deeper understanding of the region’s diverse heritage 

WANDOOR Beach

Anthropological Museum

Anthropological Museum

 It is a serene and relatively less crowded beach located around 25 kilometers from Port Blair, Known for its crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and tranquil environment, it's an ideal spot for relaxation and nature lovers 

Kalapathar Beach

Anthropological Museum

Kalapathar Beach

Known for its black rocks (hence the name "Kalapathar"), this quiet beach is great for swimming and photography. Its tranquil environment makes it a perfect spot for relaxation 

Chidiya Tapu

Samudrika Marine Museum

Kalapathar Beach

A haven for birdwatchers, Chidiya Tapu is known for its rich birdlife, lush forests, and stunning sunset views. It’s a great spot for nature walks and beach activities 

Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Marine Museum

Managed by the Indian Navy, this museum offers insights into the marine life of the Andaman Sea. It features various exhibits of marine biodiversity, corals, and shells, alongside information about the local ecology 

CORBYN'S COVE BEACH

Samudrika Marine Museum

Samudrika Marine Museum

It is one of the most popular beaches near Port Blair, located just 8 kilometers from the city center. Known for its scenic beauty, calm waters, and relaxed ambiance. It's a great spot for tourists looking to unwind by the sea and also explore water activities 

Frequently Asked Questions

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The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are located in the Bay of Bengal, to the southeast of the Indian subcontinent. They form an archipelago of over 500 islands, and are a Union Territory of India.

  • Andaman Islands are situated to the north of the archipelago, closer to the Myanmar (Burma) coast.
  • Nicobar Islands are located to the south of the Andaman Islands, closer to Indonesia.

These islands are about 1,200 kilometers (750 miles) east of the Indian mainland, with Port Blair being the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The region is known for its pristine beaches, diverse marine life, and unique indigenous tribes.


 

To reach the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, you have two main options: by air or by sea.


1. By Air:


  • The most convenient and common way to reach the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is by flight.
  • Veer Savarkar International Airport (Port Blair), located in Port Blair, is the main airport serving the islands. It has regular flights connecting to several major cities in India, including: Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Delhi
  • Airlines like IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air, Vistara and  Spicejet operate flights to Port Blair from these cities. The flight duration from the mainland cities is typically around 2–4 hours.


2. By Sea:


  • You can also reach the Andaman and Nicobar Islands by ferry or ship from the Indian mainland, though this is a longer and less frequent option.
    • Kochi (Kerala) and Chennai (Tamil Nadu) have regular passenger ships that travel to Port Blair.
    • The journey by sea can take anywhere from 3 to 4 days, depending on the departure point.
    • The ships are operated by the Andaman and Nicobar Administration's Shipping Corporation (often referred to as ANC). There are also private cruise options available.



Andaman is a safer destination to travel as far as you follow the safety instruction during the water adventure and avoid visiting restricted areas. The crime rate is extremely low. If you're looking forward to water adventure, then find out the safe swimming zone and make sure the lifeguard is around. Seek advice from lifeguard before getting into the adventure. 


The ideal duration trip to Andaman is 5-7 nights when you can explore multiple places around. You can create itinerary for the trip and keep it short and exciting. Tour package is the best way to plan your Andaman trip. One of the reasons why tour package is the best option is because you can customize the plan accordingly. It brings down the burden of choosing the location, day and time. Moreover, you can enjoy different activities offered in the island. Having a tour package can certainly help in exploring Andaman without any hassle. 


Yes, Andaman Island offer wide range of activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, trekking and water sports. These adventure options are for both amateurs and experienced people. 


Climatic Condition: Climate plays a major role in planning out the trip. A place with heavy rainfall, extreme humidity or extreme winter can ruin your trip. So when planning for a trip to Andaman, check out the climatic condition and check what activities are available during that particular condition.

Exploring places: You need to also plan the locations and days to explore the Andaman. The number of days does matter to explore various locations of Andaman. If you’ve a package, then your burden of exploring the place has come down. List down the most visited places and timing of the same. Having a proper iteniarary is the best way to consider points while planning the trip.

Carrying Cash: If visiting Havelock Island or Port Blair, one would find enough ATMs and Banks, but carrying enough cash is also important, especially if visited in isolated area.

Luggage: Have a checklist of luggage to be carrying around. From body lotions to medication and right cloths.
 


 The general climate of Andaman Islands is pleasant. However, the best season considered is October to April when monsoon isn’t forecasted and climate remains pleasant. Being surrounded by sea, the cool breeze helps to keep the temperature to range in between 23° C and 31° C. Monsoon brought by the southwest wind sets in during mid-May and continues till early October. Season for nature lovers is May to December when forest is lush green and waterfalls are at their prime. Divers can enjoy the best during December to April and bird watchers during winter times. 


 The Andaman Islands offer a variety of activities, from adventure sports to nature exploration. Here's a list of some popular activities you can enjoy:  


Water Sports & Adventure Activities: Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Sea Kayaking, Glass Bottom Boat Ride, Jet Skiing and Parasailing


Beach Activities: Relax on pristine beaches, Beach Sports


Trekking & Nature Trails: Trekking in Havelock, Mount Harriet National Park


Wildlife Exploration: Ross Island, Baratang Island, Saddle Peak National Park


Cultural & Historic Exploration: Anthropological Museum, Samudrika Marine Museum, Cellular Jail


Island Hopping: Neil Island, Long Island, Cinque Island


Photography & Bird Watching: Chidiya Tapu, Saddle Peak & Mount Harriet


Shopping & Souvenirs: Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair, Sagarika Government Emporium


Sunset Exploration: Chidiya Tapu, Radhanagar Beach, Havelock & Mayabunder







For water activities, the age limit is 7-60 years. It also depends on the activities undertaken. Moreover, it depends on the medical restriction for the activity. Also if you’ve water phobia or any other health problem, it is important to avoid water activities in Andaman. To know about the age limit, you can talk to the lifeguards before venturing into the water. 


There are various beach markets and quaint outlets to shop in Andaman. From cane handicrafts to wooden decorative items, one can shop for different option. Visit Port Blair market for interior decoration shopping. With the rise in tourism, the shopping options have also increased. Visit beach town where you'll find some amazing accessories made out of sea items. The sea-shell jewellery made legally here is the best buy. Try out the shelves of Port Blair's live street market stacked with small bamboo figurines, mats and beautiful showpieces. 


From South India to Northern Food, one can enjoy multi-cuisine in Andaman. Being an Island, Seafood off course on the top of the list. You get various varieties of seafood. Though there is no unique cuisine here, but one can still enjoy different varities of food of different religion and communities. 


Yes! One can easily find pure vegetarian foods in Andaman Islands. Restaurants here offer Indian and Asian vegan options. Icy Spicy, Annapurna, Kattabomman and few others serve the best vegetarian foods. 


To reach Havelock Island from Port Blair, it will take 3 hrs 12 min. There are regular government and private ferry service.

You can spend some days at Havelock Island to explore some exotic beaches and locations around. This also allows you to take rest and experience the place. 


SBI, TMB,ICICI and other state banks ATMs are available in Andaman, Port Blair and Havelock. But you need to carry cash from your start of the journey to avoid any problems later. 


Apart from required documents, you need to carry right items according to the weather the region has. Light cotton clothes, sunglasses, vital medicines and sunburn relief products. Along with these, do carry passport, spare passport photos and ID proof. Apart from this, please make sure that you've proper reservation in hotels.


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