Explore the tropical beauty, beaches, marine life and historical attractions of the Andaman Islands with our Andaman Tour Package. This comprehensive itinerary covers Port Blair, Havelock Island, Neil Island and Jolly Buoy Island, along with several popular sightseeing attractions.
Discover the history of Cellular Jail, enjoy the Light and Sound Show, relax at the famous Radhanagar Beach, and experience the marine beauty of Elephant Beach. The itinerary also covers Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches on Neil Island, along with excursions to Ross Island, North Bay Island and Jolly Buoy Island.
The tour combines beaches, island excursions, historical attractions, marine experiences, sightseeing and leisure time, making it suitable for families, couples, honeymooners, friends and groups.
Arrive at Port Blair and head to the hotel. Later in the afternoon, visit Cellular Jail, a place of significance for all freedom-loving people. Watch the Light and Sound Show, which depicts the heroic freedom struggle of our freedom fighters. Overnight stay at Port Blair.
Board a cruise to Havelock Island. Check into the hotel/resort on arrival and visit the ‘Crown Jewel’ of Havelock, Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7), rated as Asia’s best beach in 2004 by Time magazine and in 2011 by CNBC.
Experience the mesmerizing sunset and soak yourself in the white sandy beaches of Havelock Island. Overnight stay at Havelock Island.
Reach Elephant Beach by boat. Elephant Beach is a paradise for snorkelling and is known for its natural corals and exotic marine life. Return to Havelock and spend leisure time on the beach in the evening. Overnight stay at Havelock Island.
Head to Neil Island by ferry. Neil Island is one of the isolated islands of Andaman and is also known as the ‘Vegetable Bowl’ of Andaman.
Proceed to the calm and soothing beaches of Bharatpur and Laxmanpur. Experience peaceful time away from the hustle of the world. Enjoy snorkelling and a glass-bottom boat ride at Bharatpur Beach. In the evening, depart for Port Blair. Overnight stay at Port Blair.
After breakfast, proceed for an excursion to Ross Island and North Bay Island. Visit Ross Island, the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, which now houses the ruins of the Chief Commissioner’s House, Government Houses, Troop Barracks, Ballroom, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Cemetery from British times.
Then proceed to North Bay Island, offering activities like scuba diving, speedboat rides, sea walks and a lot more. Overnight stay at Port Blair.
After breakfast, proceed for an excursion to Jolly Buoy Island. Boats to Jolly Buoy Island leave at 9:00 AM from Wandoor Beach. Wandoor Beach is 30 kms from Port Blair by road.
Explore coral formations by scuba diving, snorkelling or a glass-bottom boat ride. You can enjoy swimming in crystal-clear blue water. Carry packed food and drinking water to Jolly Buoy Island. Return to Port Blair and overnight stay at Port Blair.
After breakfast, proceed for sightseeing in Port Blair. Learn about marine life at the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum, managed by the Indian Navy. Then proceed to the Anthropological Museum, which illustrates local tribal life and culture.
Then proceed to Chatham Saw Mill, one of the major historic sawmills in the region, followed by shopping at Sagarika Government Emporium. Overnight stay at Port Blair.
After breakfast, check out. The tour concludes as we drop you at the airport.
The best time to visit Andaman is generally from October to May, when conditions are usually more suitable for sightseeing, island excursions, beaches and outdoor activities.
October to February
A popular period for an Andaman holiday, with comfortable conditions for sightseeing and beach activities.
March to May
Suitable for beach holidays and water activities, although temperatures can be warmer.
June to September
Generally the monsoon period. Rainfall can affect ferry schedules, island excursions and outdoor activities.
Recommended Travel Period
October to May is the recommended overall period for an Andaman holiday.
1. How many days are required for an Andaman trip?
A 7 Nights 8 Days Andaman tour package provides enough time to explore major attractions across Port Blair, Havelock Island, Neil Island and nearby islands.
2. Which places are covered in this Andaman package?
The itinerary covers Port Blair, Havelock Island, Elephant Beach, Neil Island, Ross Island, North Bay Island and Jolly Buoy Island.
3. Is Havelock Island included?
Yes. Havelock Island is included, with visits to Radhanagar Beach and Elephant Beach.
4. Is Elephant Beach included?
Yes. Day 3 includes an excursion to Elephant Beach by boat, with opportunities for snorkelling and marine experiences.
5. Is Neil Island included?
Yes. The itinerary includes Bharatpur Beach and Laxmanpur Beach on Neil Island.
6. Is Jolly Buoy Island included?
Yes. Day 6 includes an excursion to Jolly Buoy Island from Wandoor Beach.
7. Can I enjoy scuba diving in Andaman?
Scuba diving is mentioned as an activity at North Bay Island and Jolly Buoy Island. Availability, charges and permissions depend on local regulations, weather and activity operators.
8. What is the best time to visit Andaman?
Generally, October to May is a popular period for visiting the Andaman Islands, particularly for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
9. Is this package suitable for families?
Yes. The itinerary combines sightseeing, beaches, island excursions, museums and optional water activities, making it suitable for families.
10. Is this Andaman package suitable for honeymoon couples?
Yes. Havelock Island, Radhanagar Beach, sunset experiences and island excursions make this itinerary suitable for couples and honeymooners.
11. Are water sports included?
Not necessarily. Activities such as scuba diving, snorkelling, sea walking and speedboat rides should be confirmed according to the package inclusions.
12. Is food included at Jolly Buoy Island?
The itinerary specifically advises travellers to carry packed food and drinking water. Confirm with the operator regarding current island entry and food restrictions before publishing this information.