Andaman Honeymoon Tour

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : On Arrive At Port Blair

  Our representative receive you at Airport / Harbor and escorted you to check in to the Hotel / Resort. After check-in at the hotel In the afternoon proceed for visit to Corbyn’s cove beach - a coconut fringed beach about 8kms from Port Blair city ideal for swimming, visit to National Memorial Cellular Jail- was built by Britishers in the years 1905 to imprison Indian political freedom fighters, 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 : Port Blair to Excursion to Coral Island & Ross Island

  After breakfast, start off for a full- day excursion to Coral Island 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. (Water sports activities available here are Scuba diving, under water sea-walk, Snorkeling, glass bottom boat ride, Jet Ski - water scooter, Banana boat ride, speed boat etc on direct payment basis) 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. Overnight stay at respective Hotel at Port Blair.

  • Themes Snorkeling, Scuba Diving
• Day 3 : Port Blair to Havelock

  After breakfast get transfer to Phoenix Bay Harbor to catch a ferry to Havelock. The Island (often just called Havelock) is one of the most beautiful and largest islands of Ritchie's Archipelago and is a placid heaven like no other. Situated 57 km north east of the South Andaman’s with an area of 92 Sq. Kms she offers a breath taking trail of nature expeditions. The island is primarily populated by Bengali settlers. This picturesque Island with beautiful sandy beaches and lush green forest is also rated as the seventh most beautiful island in the world. It hosts two of the world’s most renowned beaches; Radhanagar Beach. The Island also has the biggest concentration of breath-taking diving and snorkeling sites, thus acting as a paradise to marine world explorers. On arrival proceed to selected hotel. Stay here overnight at hotel In Havelock.

  • Themes Snorkeling
• Day 4 : Havelock to Port Blair

  Depart from Havelock to portblair After break, start off for a full-day "City Tour" of Port Blair - covering Cellular Jail - Better known as Kalapani - was built by Britishers in the year 1905 to imprison Indian freedom fighter, Chatham Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, rare species of Birds and animal found in, Fisheries (Marine) Museum - Show casing underwater marine life of Andaman and Nicobar & Water Sports Complex. Afternoon is free for shopping and other own activities. Overnight stay at respective Hotel/Resort at Port Blair.

  • Hotspots Cellular Jail
• Day 5 : Depart from Andaman Islands

  Drop at airport and depart port blair with unlimited fun and unlimited memories.

Inclusions

• Hotel
• Sightseeing
• Complementary welcome drinks on arrival.
• All transport for sightseeing / pickup and drop. (Ac and Non Ac vehicle)
• All Entry Permits / Entry Tickets / Boat Tickets / Ferry Tickets.
• All side Ferry Tickets (Port Blair / Havelock /Neil Island).
• Hotel accommodation with complementary breakfast.
• Assistance at all arrival and departure points.
• One complementary session of Jetski Ride

Terms & Conditions

This Tour is Offered by

• Shop No.2, Barood Godown, Near St. Joseph Catholic Church, Prothrapur, Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India - 744105
• 08069247162 (Ext : 089)
• XXXXXXXXXX@gmail.com View Mail ID

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