7N-8D Andaman Tour Package

Early morning today, get transferred to Phoenix bay jetty to catch your luxury tourist ferry to Havelock Island (57 km by sea). Do not forget to ask your hotel for a packed breakfast and put a request at the previous night only. On arrival at Havelock Jetty, meet our local representative and board our vehicle to visit the world-famous Radha Nagar beach. It truly is a mesmerizing curve of white sand with perfectly coloured blue waters, all lined by lush forest and palm trees. An ideal beach for sun basking and bathing. Later return back to your hotel. Overnight at Havelock Island.

After an early breakfast today, get transferred to Havelock island jetty for your visit to Elephant beach. Elephant beach is approximately 20 minutes from Havelock Island and can be reached by speedboat. This place offers a beautiful white sand beach along with an amazing coral reef that starts at a depth of less than a meter. The amazing white sand beach, crystal clear water, and lush green jungles offer a perfect site. Later in the afternoon, return back to Havelock island. The evening has been kept free to explore this beautiful island on your own. Overnight at Havelock Island. Sightseeing Points Covered: Elephant Beach. Sightseeing Points Covered: Elephant Beach / Snorkelling Complimentary (one session of up to 10 mins approx.) Note:- Snorkeling is complimentary with Elephant Beach speed boat tickets. If the snorkeling is not done at Elephant Beach due to any reason there will be no refund for the same.

After breakfast, this morning, check-out from your hotel Today we proceed to Neil Island. Explore the beaches around your resort Laxmanpur Beach lies in the village of Laxmanpur. One of the most beautiful beaches of Neil Island, Laxmanpur beach is ideal for activities like swimming and sunbathing. White shell sand with shallow waters and dead corals make it perfect for snorkeling as well. The wide beaches become perfect for an evening walk and offer stunning sunset views. The Bharatpur beach is a beach of low tide, located just half a kilometer from the jetty, considered to be the best beach in Neil Island. It is a great beach to view the early morning catching the divine sunrise, a perfect view where the colors get a platter with the stark contrast of sand, water, and the sky. Sitapur Beach: This beach is exposed to the open sea and thus prone to higher tides. It is 5 kilometers to the south and at the tip of the island. This beach is best suited to watch the sunrise with an impressive backdrop of natural vegetation and limestone formations. The journey from the Jetty to Sitapur beach itself is refreshing with green fields and a variety of crops and forest trees. A natural rock formation in Laxmanpur beach is locally known as the Howrah Bridge. Visit the place during low tide as the retreating sea leaves behind many a secret from its treasure trove.

After a scrumptious breakfast in the morning, proceed to the Harbour to take a cruise to Port Blair. The afternoon after taking lunch at around 1500 hrs we will proceed for Chidiyatapu – about 31 km from Port Blair – generally known as the ” Bird Island ” covered with lush green mangroves and a beautiful beach with breath-taking sunset – all of which creates a mesmerizing environment.

Ross Island:- Find yourself surrounded by the ruins which were once the base for Britishers. As we move further on the trip, you will experience the documentary on Ross Island and Andaman island. Do not forget to go through the Japanese Bunker which was built by them during the 2nd world war. North Bay Island:- North Bay Island is the same island that is seen on the backside of a 20 Rupee Note. You can trek to the Light House tower nearby from where you can enjoy the gorgeous view of Port Blair City and the surrounding. On this Island, you can participate in various water activities like Scuba Diving, Sea Walk, Snorkeling, and Glass Boat Ride, etc (not included in the cost).

Anthropological Museum - The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, were primarily dominated by four main tribes, judiciously spread across the different sections of the group of Islands. These tribes are known by the names of Jarawas, Sentinelese, Great Andamanese and the Onges which are a part of the Negrito Tribes of Andaman, accompanied by two more Mongoloid Tribes of the Nicobar known by the names of Nicobarese and the Shompens. Samudrika Museum - The Indian Navy is guarding the famous Samudrika Marine Museum which exhibits the richest collection of Andaman’s animal and floral lives and it is one of the best places to visit in Port Blair. The rare species of fish, other animals, plants, corals etc are preserved well over here and there is a small aquarium also. Rather, the different attraction on the island is this museum if you are completed visiting the beaches and the relishing islands. Wandoor Bach - The Wandoor Beach is located 25 KMs from the Airport and is one of the major attractions in Port Blair. It comes under the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park area along with several other attractions. With sustainable tourism and protection of the forests under the Andaman Islands Administration, the beach is surrounded by a vast variety of fauna, which covers it from three sides.

Drop to the Airport. Return home with sweet memories of this exotic destination, the Andaman Islands.