
A cluster of over 500 islands in the Bay of Bengal, the Andamans trade forts and deserts for limestone caves, mangrove creeks and some of the clearest water in the country — the kind where the seabed is visible from a boat deck.
Most trips centre on Port Blair for its colonial history, then move out to Havelock and Neil Island for the beaches and diving. Expect bioluminescent kayaking after dark, fresh seafood thalis, and a light-and-sound show at the old Cellular Jail that walks through the freedom struggle.
Four islands that between them cover most of what makes the Andamans unforgettable.
Pick a starting point — every itinerary can be adjusted to your dates and pace.
The classic island circuit — Cellular Jail, Radhanagar Beach, and a slow day of cycling around Neil Island.
A diver-focused itinerary with two certified dives, snorkelling at Elephant Beach and sunset by the shore.
Private beach dinners, a sunset cruise and a candlelit stay at a beachfront resort in Havelock.
Warm and humid year-round; avoid the monsoon (Jun–Sep) when seas get rough and ferries are unreliable.
Light breathable clothing, reef-safe sunscreen, a rain jacket, and swimwear you don't mind getting sandy.
Islands are connected by government and private ferries — book crossings in advance during peak season.
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