Magical Andaman Tour 6N 7D

6 Nights / 7 Days

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Andaman Travel Guidelines - All the passengers who have been vaccinated with both the doses and 15 days have lapsed since the administration of second dose of the vaccine and are in possession of the final vaccination certificate issued through Cowin portal are exempted from the mandatory requirement of caring negative RTPCR report to travel to port blair lands such passengers will be exempted from undergoing additional RTPCE test on arrival at Portblair Airport. Such passengers shall also have to produce the id/ documents in the vaccination certificate for verification.

Other passengers shall have to produce an RTPCR report to travel to port blair .

About 1370 kilometre east of mainland India, the archipelago that is Andaman Islands in the Bay of Bengal with Myanmar to the east and north, is an idyllic landscape of translucent waters, sun-dappled, white beaches, mangrove wilderness and coconut groves offering a cool shade to your hammock as it sways gently in the wind. A part of the Union Territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the Andaman Islands are settled by Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Myanmarese and Nicobarese folk, though they are primarily home to the indigenous Jarawa and Sentinelese tribes. Of the 572 islands including the Myanmar-controlled Coco Islands in the north, only a few can be accessed by tourists, the remaining are out of bounds to protect the right to privacy of the Sentinelese who are to this day wary of contact with the outside world. For its turquoise waters, sugary sands and sun-drenched beaches, Havelock is a magnet for ardent divers and leisure seekers. Port Blair’s perfect setting and history, home to the Cellular Jail outside of the very British Ross and Viper Islands, will be the perfect starting point for your sojourn into the Andaman Islands.

Port Blair
Before you begin to shortlist the places to visit in Andaman, you need to thoroughly round up its capital city to get a sense of the land’s cultural heritage and its grim history. Discover Port Blair’s wealth of museums, the Japanese bunkers from World War II, the highest peak on the island, its exotic marine life, a Marine Park, and water sports opportunities.

Explore the history : A gateway into the Andaman Islands, a short stay in Port Blair will acquaint you with the island’s colonial history among other things. Begin at the infamous Cellular Jail National Memorial, an erstwhile British prison which held political prisoners, which is today a shrine embodying the sacrifice of the freedom fighters who shared books, exchanged ideas and debated each other within the dark walls of the Kaala Pani. Port Blair’s Anthropological Museum should be your next stop if you wish to get a perspective on the indigenous tribes that made the island home. The Jarawa chest guard including some Sentinelese relics will be of particular interest.

Take in a breathtaking sunset : Port Blair’s primary beach, the slightly busy, Corbyn Cove Beach is perfect to embrace a sky painted in all kinds of reds and oranges at sundown. The Munda Pahad Beach on Chidiya Tapu is less-crowded making it a better place to enjoy the sunset.

Glass bottom boat rides : Semi-submarine and glass bottom boat rides have picked up in the past decade where you can see the marine life of the island as you cruise the translucent waters.

Shop for souvenirs : In the Andaman Islands, there is no other place than Port Blair to pick up some unique bric-a-brac from the pretty little shops lining the main road in most areas. Sift through their collection of bamboo trinkets, seashell jewellery and a whole range of wall hangings and table decorations. The state-owned handicraft outlet, Sagarika, is where you can get everything under a roof.

Tuck into deep sea delights : While seafood is a part of the everyday diet, there are a few restaurants in Port Blair that do a nifty job of them. New Lighthouse Restaurant, for instance, has a lively open-air setting and is known for its lobster, crab and snapper dishes. From grilled starters to more textured mains, you are sure to satiate your craving for fresh seafood here. For a tandoori take on the fresh catch of the day, no better place than Lighthouse Residency offering a hearty seafood fare without burning a hole in your pocket.

Havelock Island
Havelock is a 90 to 120-minute ferry ride from Port Blair’s Haddo wharf and is a major part of all Andaman holiday packages. Book your tickets online with a private operator to cover the 57-odd kilometres to an island which is largely virgin considering the rate at which brick and mortar hotels are replacing the quaint beach huts made of bamboo. Most travellers don’t venture any beyond the heavily forested Havelock (Swaraj Deep), a beach paradise known for offering South Asia’s best diving experience. If nothing else you will be enticed by the aquamarine shallows to go in for a swim.

Radhanagar Beach : Among things to do in Andaman and the top sights of Havelock Island is the Radhanagar Beach, a powdery-white stretch of sand receiving cobalt blue swells through the day. The beach is about 11 kilometre southwest of the main Havelock jetty, and you could do better by visiting very early in the day to beat the crowds. Predictably, sunsets here are remarkable as they dye the sky and subsequently the waters and the sands in all manner of purple and orange.

Elephant Beach : The whitewashed sands of Elephant Beach are somewhat remote and disappear in the rains and high tide. A trudge of about 2 kilometre (40 minutes) down a cross-island road will bring you to Havelock’s northwestern coastline which gets busy with tourists for the variety of services it hawks from banana boat rides, snorkelling trip aboard a snorkelling charter, jet skis, to sea walks - a first in the country. Start as early as you can to enjoy some solitude here before the whole circus begins.

Neil’s Cove : A quick 10-minute walk from the Radhanagar Beach brings you to the sheltered sand and azure waters of Neil’s Cove. The sea is perfect here for snorkelling and the presence of several fresh water streams make it ideal for swimming too. However, you are prohibited from swimming here around sunrise and sunset. But one must also be careful about snorkelling in the cove since it is frequented by saltwater crocodiles. The authorities issue alert in case of a sighting.

Kalapathar Beach : Giant black boulders symbolise the Kalapathar Beach which is a slender strip of sun-toasted, caramel sands fronting a very blue sea. This is an extension of Beach 5 and is located on one end of Havelock Island. To steer clear of the crowds, stroll further towards the south and you can have the entire place to yourself. The waters are placid and good for a refreshing dip on a balmy day. The waters contain small patches of corals which are an important part of this fragile ecosystem; so take extra care when you go swimming in them. On the shore there are a few sundecks and beach umbrellas for those planning to catch a tan; else you can sit around in the little picnic area under the shade of Casuarina trees and sip on fresh coconut nectar or mango juice. The sunrise over Kalapathar is the most rewarding, and naturally bring in troops of photo enthusiasts.

Neil Island
Neil Island or Shaheed Dweep might not be as luxuriant as its northern neighbour, but it is as unhurried and idyllic with its own unique natural setting. A land of dense coconut groves, paddy fields and fruit orchards with a bazaar at its heart called Neil Kendra, you will experience the languid pace of island life here. Boats arrive into its jetty just 500 metre north of Neil Kendra all the way from Port Blair and Havelock. From the former’s Phoenix Bay Jetty it is a two-hour ride to Neil Island, where as from Havelock to Neil the journey time is cut down by half. If you are keen on exploring the island, its residential neighbourhood, the waterfront - its Beach 4 in particular, the local market, rent out a bicycle for the day and begin soon after sunrise when daily life is yet to pick up steam and you have ample time to soak up the atmospherics.

Best time to visit Andaman
There are three predominant seasons in Andaman; the summer, winter and monsoon, and each governed by the presence of the Bay of Bengal giving it an overall tropical climate. Monsoons between July and September should be avoided like plague owing to the tropical storms, high tides and incessant rains. October to March, the winter season, experiences a mild lowering of temperature averaging between 20 and 30 degree Celsius, making it the best time to visit the andaman islands. The summer months between April and June are also reasonably good to visit Andamans, whether it is Port Blair, Ross and Smith Islands from Diglipur, Havelock Island, Neil Island or Little Andaman. The lowest summer temperature is a pleasant 24 degree Celsius with cool breeze always wafting from the sea, but it can peak to a 37 degree Celsius, so avoid the noon time for exploration.

About the Andaman Family Tour Package:
The Andamans are a fantastic holiday destination for families. They provide a unique opportunity to bond with each other and create special long-lasting memories full of adventure. A specially curated family holiday tour package of Andaman is a great way to comprehensively enjoy your vacation, and this Andaman family tour package does just that. The tours in this package have been thoughtfully put together keeping in mind the activities that will make for the best family enjoyment in Andaman.

The package lasts for 6 nights and 7 days and covers popular destinations in Andaman including Port Blair, Havelock island, Neil Island, and more. You get the opportunity to enjoy the marvellous sights and sounds of these places via visits to their most popular attractions. From the Cellular Jail to the Elephant Beach, we’ve got you covered. This Andaman family tour package will definitely leave you with the best of memories.

Flights to Andaman:
Chennai and Kolkata are the only two destinations that operate direct flights to Port Blair. Some of the airlines covering the route include SpiceJet, Air India, GoAir, with a flight duration of about 2.5 hours. From Mumbai, Bangalore and New Delhi there are hopping flights with a stopover in Kolkata. All flights land at Port Blair’s Veer Savarkar International Airport which is about a couple of kilometres to the south of the city. Not to mention, the airport is a naval air base.

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Day wise Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrive Andaman

Morning/Afternoon arrival at Port Blair and our guest relations executive will be meets and greets then transfer by car to the hotel. After lunch visit to the famous Cellular Jail, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries Aquarium, samudrika museum .. In the evening, attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail- where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive. Overnight stay at Port Blair.

The package lasts for 6 nights and 7 days and covers popular destinations in Andaman including Port Blair, Havelock island, Neil Island, and more. You get the opportunity to enjoy the marvellous sights and sounds of these places via visits to their most popular attractions. From the Cellular Jail to the Elephant Beach, we’ve got you covered. This Andaman family tour package will definitely leave you with the best of memories.
- Hotspots : Cellular Jail
- Themes : Beaches and Islands, Water Sports
Day 2 : Ross Island (Subash Chandra Bose Island)

After break fast ready to visit Ross Island ( Subash Chandra Bose Island).

Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island, formerly known as Ross Island, is an island of the Andaman Islands. It belongs to the South Andaman administrative district, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The island is situated 3 km (2 mi) east from central Port Blair. The historic ruins are a tourist attraction.
After Archibald Blair's survey of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in 1789, a settlement was established at present day Port Blair (then called Port Cornwallis). In 1792 it was shifted to the Northern harbour (present day Diglipur) which was also christened Port Cornwallis (the former became Old Harbour). But, that settlement was abandoned in 1796 because of the high mortality rate. Between 1789–92, Blair established a hospital and a sanatorium at Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands, Boat Safari
Day 3 : Port Blair – Havelock- Radhanagar Beach

You will leave Port Blair and catch a ferry to Havelock island. Upon docking, you will check in at a hotel before heading out for the day.
Day 3 will be spent enjoying the beauties of Havelock Island’s Radhanagar Beach, which has often been proclaimed as one of Asia’s best beaches. Breakfast will be packed and you will get the chance to enjoy it in the midst of the sun and the sea.
In the evening you will be conducted back to your hotel on Havelock island.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands
Day 4 : Excursion to Elephant Beach

(Car will come at 0800 hrs and please ensure you are ready as the boat will leave at 0830 hrs and it is a further 10 min drive away to the boat) just 25 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands, Water Sports, Snorkeling, Parasailing, Scuba Diving, Water Skiing, Sail Boats, Boat Safari
Day 5 : Havelock - Neil ( Natural Coral bridge+Bharatpur) Port Blair

After a breakfast, board the ferry for a journey to Havelock to Neil Island and visit to Bharatpur Beach, one of the most beautiful beaches in Andaman. You can take a ride in a glass bottomed boat to see under water corals and marine life . Late afternoon visit the Laxmanpur Beach 2 to view the natural coral bridge and Return from Neil Island in the evening by the Cruise and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. The guest will arrive only in the evening at Port Blair.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands, Boat Safari
Day 6 : Port Blair: Return trip from Havelock (Ferry ride – Chidiya Tapu – Sun Set)

Visit the Chidiya Tapu to watch diverse species of birds on this romantic Andaman Eat some finger-licking breakfast and get a pair of binoculars as you are about to visit the ‘Chidiya Tapu’ on this Andaman Tour. The Tapu is a home to thousands of different species of birds which migrate to the island every year. You will be captivated in the scenery made by the striking colours of the birds with a sunset in the background.
With this pristine view, return to Port Blair. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands
Day 7 : Departure

Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerizing Islands.
- Themes : Beaches and Islands

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Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India, Asia

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Payment Terms & Methods :
* 25% Advance Percentage of total booking amount
* Airfare/Transport fare to be paid full at one time in advance.

Cancellation & Refund Policy :
* Upon cancellation, refund will be made after deducting the Retention Amount.
* Retention Amount varies as per the number of days left before your package start date.

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