5n Port Blair + 1n Havelock + 1n Neil Island

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 :

  Arrival At Port Blair and Transfer to Respective Hotel. Start with Visit to Corbyn's Cove Beach - 7 Kms from Port Blair - a Coconut Palm Fringed Beach, Ideal for Swimming, Sunbasking& Bathing. Late Evening Witness the Enthralling Sound and Light Show At Cellular Jail - Where the Heroic Saga of the Indian Freedom Struggle is Brought Alive. Overnight Stay At Respective Hotel / Resort At Port Blair.

  • Hotspots Cellular Jail
• Day 2 :

  Early Morning Departure By Ferry to Havelock Island (54 Kms By Sea from Port Blair). It Takes Approx 2 Hrs to Reach the Island. Enjoy Your Afternoon At Beach Number 7 On the Western Coast, Better Known as "the Radha Nagar Beach''. It is One of the Most Popular Beaches On Havelock and Was Named "best Beach in Asia" By Time in 2004. Over Night Stay At Respective Hotel / Resort At Havelock Island.
• Day 3 :

  After Check Out At 9am, Day Free for Own Activity. Afternoon Sail for Neil Island. It's a Marvelous Island with Plenty of Marine Life, An Ideal Location for Eco-tourism. Neil Island is Triangularly Shaped with Lust Green Surroundings of Paddy Fields, Banana Plantations and Tropical Trees. On Arrival, Visit Laxmanpur Beach, Where You Can See Howra Bridge, a Natural Bridge Formation Make this Island a Much Sought Picnic Spot. Overnight Stay At Respective Hotel / Resort At Neil Island.
• Day 4 :

  After check out at 9am, visit Bharatpur beach, ideal for snorkeling and glass bottom rides. You can see the beautiful coral and underwater life. Proceed to jetty in evening for the return boat to Port Blair. Over night stay at respective Hotel / Resort at Port Blair.

  • Themes Snorkeling
• Day 5 :

  After Breakfast, We Drive to Mt. Harriet – It is the 2nd Highest Peak (365 Meters High) in the Andaman's, Which Offers a Magnificent Bird's Eye View of Port Blair's Adjoining Islands. from Here One Can Trek for About 5 Kms Through a Nature's Trial of Exotic Flora and Fauna, Endemic Birds and Butterflies. Evening Proceed for Chidiyatapu - About 31 Kms from Port Blair - Generally Known as the "bird Island" Covered with Lush Green Mangroves and Beautiful Beach with Breath-taking Sunset - all of Which Creates a Mesmerizing Environment. Over Night Stay At Respective Hotel / Resort At Port Blair.
• Day 6 :

  After Breakfast, Start Off for a Full- Day Excursion to Coral Island (north Bay) to See Coral Reefs, Exotic Varieties of Beautiful Ornamental Fish and other Marine Life. this is An Ideal Place for Snorkeling as this Sandy Beach Coupled with Clear Water Creates a Breathtaking Spectacle. Please Carry Your Lunch Pack, Drinking Water & Changing Dress. After North Bay, Visit Ross Island, the Former Residential and Administrative Island of the British During Their Rule of South East Asia, Was Nick Named the Paris of the East. this Island Was Completely Destroyed in An Earthquake, Now in Ruins. You Could See the Deer Walking By Your Side and the Peacocks. Now Proceed for Harbour Cruise (viper Island), Covering Seven Ports By Boats, and U Can See One of the Big Floating Dry Dock, the Island Naval Harbour and Mainland Going Vessel Harbour. Overnight Stay At Respective Hotel / Resort At Port Blair.

  • Themes Snorkeling
• Day 7 :

  After breakfast, start off for a full-day "City Tour" of Port Blair - covering Cellular Jail, Chatham Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia- Now closed), Forest Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Anthropological Museum, Samundrika Museum &Sagarika Emporium. Afternoon is free for shopping and other own activities. Overnight stay at respective Hotel / Resort at Port Blair.

  • Hotspots Cellular Jail
• Day 8 :

  Return home with memories of the ultimate holidays.

Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing

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