Andaman Tour Packages

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About Andaman Tour Packages

Tired of the mundane? Ready to break free from the ordinary and undertake an extraordinary adventure? Seek no more, as our Andaman tour packages will take you to a tropical paradise, worlds away from everyday life.

Imagine strolling along white, sugary sandy beaches, swimming in transparently clear waters inhabited by colorful marine life, and exploring lush, emerald-green rainforests that ring with the sweet songs of exotic birds. Our tailor made packages offer relaxation blended with excitement, whether romance is in the air or a family fun getaway and solo discovery.

From the historic Cellular Jail in Port Blair to Havelock Island's beautiful shores, we would take you through all that Andamans have in store for you. Snorkel amidst countless colored coral reefs, kayak through serene mangrove forests, and enjoy inspiring sunsets that leave one breathless. With local knowledge, get insider experiences and authentic island culture that quite often goes unnoticed by most tourists.

Escape into the Extraordinary From lavish boutique hotel stays to offbeat travel activities or customized tours for your leisure, revel in hassle-free Andaman holiday packages designed as per your choice and budget. Let the Andamans awaken the wanderer, the adventurer, and the explorer in you. Isn't it the time you answered the call of these bewitching islands?

Best Places to Visit in Andaman

Radhanagar Beach, Havelock Island: If anything defines serene beauty then it's the pristine stretch of white sand, fringed by turquoise waters and verdant forests. Indeed, the quaint and beautiful Radhanagar Beach offers an ideal mix between fun and relaxation. Swim in crystal clear waters, witnessing awesome sunsets, and chill out in this paradise.

Cellular Jail, Port Blair: Cellular Jail is a grim reminder of India's struggle for independence, which was originally built as a colonial prison and was turned subsequently into a national memorial. Building architecture is quite interesting, with seven wings that radiate from a central tower. It offers a visit to the cells, and there are several displays on its history, with a poignant light and sound show that brings alive the story of the jail.

Ross Island: Where the British once held their administrative headquarters in the Andamans proposition is now represented as a ruinous picture postcard reclaimed by nature. Walk through crumbling structures with roots and vines growing, spotting deer and peacocks. The island offers a fascinating glimpse of colonial history amidst stunning natural beauty.

Baratang Island: Baratang Island is famous for its unique limestone caves and mud volcanoes. Topped by an adventurous journey through thick mangrove creeks one reaches the caves. Marvel at the intricate structures nature has carved out over thousands of years. You also get to see Jarawa tribes.

Neil Island: Neil Island is a small island, very pictorial and serene, with its unexplored coral reefs, pristine beaches, and laid-back atmosphere. Ideal for snorkeling, diving, and beach-hopping, the natural rock formation here to Howrah Bridge is a treat. Ample peaceful retreat provided on the island.

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park: This is a sanctuary spread over 15 islands, imbibing within it rich variations of marine life. It offers an excellent opportunity to view colorful coral reefs, its varied fish types, and even a stray dugong or sea turtle. Glass-bottom boat rides provide another dimension to the view of the underwater world. It forms an important part in Andaman's conservation efforts.

Chidiya Tapu: Chidiya Tapu is literally interpreted as 'Bird Island', which is truly a land of paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers. It depicts beautiful sunset views, serene beaches, and dense mangrove forests. Variety of activities could be done: trekking through the jungle, recognizing several species of birds, or just enjoying the quiet beach away from the crowds.

Mount Harriet National Park: This area also houses the third highest peak of Andamans, Mount Harriet. The views of surrounding islands and sea from here are panoramic. It is also rich in flora and fauna with many endemic species of them. Through dense forests, trekking trails wind and they are one of the finest ways to appreciate unique wildlife and bird spotting.

Elephant Beach, Havelock Island: Elephant Beach, reachable by boat or by the walk, offers fascinating coral reefs and water sports. Here, the shallow waters are ideal for snorkeling and getting up close and personal with colorful marine life. One can indulge in sea walk, jet-skiing, and banana-boat ride amongst other adventurous activities at the beach.

North Bay Island: This island is famous for its coral reefs and the iconic lighthouse featured on the ₹20 note. It's a popular spot for water activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, and sea walk. Glass-bottom boat rides offer a dry alternative and explore an underwater world full of marine life.

Corbyn's Cove Beach, Port Blair: Corbyn's Cove, a coconut-palm fringed beach near Port Blair, is the closest getaway from the city. It offers water sports, sunbathing, or just an amiable walk along its shore. Historical relics of World War II at the beach add to the mystery of this demesne.

Wandoor Beach: Wandoor Beach is the entrance to Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. It boasts crystal-clear waters and snowy whitesands, a very good combination for swimming and sunbathing. The beach is also not too crowded, hence providing a serene environment. This is also an excellent spot for organizing boat trips to the other islands.

Barren Island: Barren Island is a geologic wonder because it hosts the only active volcano in India. While landing is not allowed, boat tours circle the island to give dramatic landscapes and infrequent displays of lava. The waters around the area also offer great diving opportunities due to their unique underwater formations and marine life.

Diglipur (North Andaman): Diglipur is off-beaten and hidden in North Andaman with Nature in its pristine form. The land of Saddle Peak, which is the highest point of the Andamans, and unique Kalpong River. The place has a mud volcano, mangrove creeks, and beaches such as Ross and Smith Island.

Little Andaman Island: Compared to others, Little Andaman, the fourth largest island in the archipelago, is relatively unexplored. It has some virgin beaches, rainforests teeming with greenery, and waterfalls. The waves of Butler Bay also draw surfers to the island. It offers elephant spotting and visiting a palm oil plantation.

What to Eat in Andaman?

Fresh seafood- Fresh seafood is the most hand-picked delicacy to try in Andaman. Relish exclusive fish, prawns, crabs, and lobsters that are freshly caught from the fluent waters.

Fish curry- Fish curry is local and flavorful, one can immediately feel the touch of tender fish with a poignant aroma of spices and creamy coconut milk, overall balancing out the flavors.

Coconut prawn curry- Coconut prawn curry is plump prawns in a coconut-based sauce, delicious with a fusion of tropical and Indian flavors.

Grilled fish- Grilled fish, with just a touch of local seasoning, contains all the flavors of the catch. It's typically served with vegetables on the side.

Macher Jhol- Macher Jhol is a Bengali type of fish curry, made with gravy that is lightly spicy and a bit tangy. It is a comfort type of food and very popular among locals and tourists.

Tandoori fish- Tandoori fish carries the smoky flavor of the clay oven in which it is baked. The fish is marinated in yogurt and spices before being cooked to perfection.

Biryani- Biryani can be either chicken or mutton, with fragrant rice layered with meat and aromatic spices. This is hardcore, filling food.

Crunchy lentil wafer- Crunchy lentil wafer, better for either an appetizer or an accompaniment, is the papad. You can dip it in chutneys or just crunch it.

Fresh green coconut- Fresh green coconuts with their coconut water are a refreshing, revitalizing drink in the tropical climate of Andaman.

Tropical Fruits- Lying in baskets in abundant quantities in Andaman are sweet pineapples, juicy mangoes, and ripe papayas that bring you a taste of the natural extravagance of the islands.

Things to do in Andaman Trip

Beach hopping: The Andaman immersion into a diverse set of beaches takes one from bustling Corbyn's Cove to secluded Elephant Beach. Each offers unique experiences from swimming in the crystal-clear waters to sunbathing on pristine sands or just basking in the tropical atmosphere.

Scuba diving: Stumbling upon dynamic coral reefs and an array of marine life through scuba diving, Havelock Island has been picked as the favored destination for dive sites. colorfully hued fish, sea turtles, and even the occasional dugong in crystal-clear waters of this archipelago.

Water sports: Travelers can indulge in various water sports within the islands. Be it jet-skiing at North Bay, parasailing at Corbyn's Cove, or kayaking through mangrove creeks, there are umpteen options to enjoy the beautiful waters of the Andamans.

Island tours: Island-hop to get a real feel of the Andamans. Some must-visits include Ross Island with its ruins of colonial excess, Neil Island for the laid back vibe, and Baratang for its unique limestone caves and mud volcanoes.

Trekking: Distinct trekking trails can be used to explore the dense forests of Andaman. Some of these offer panoramic views, like the Mount Harriet trek, while the one to Chidiya Tapu takes one to secluded beaches. Rich biodiversity is experienced along with stunning landscapes.

Birdwatching: The Andamans have a huge variety in birdlife, therefore rendering it a perfect paradise for birdwatchers. Let the exploration begin at 'Bird Island,' otherwise called Chidiya Tapu or wreckage mangrove forests for that unique endemic species. Early morning walks help view the chances of a vast range of bird life.

Historical sites: Interact with the complex history of the islands at places like Cellular Jail. Take a guided tour to understand the freedom struggle, or just sit through the Capsule light and sound show in the evenings.

Cave exploration: Visit the limestone caves in Baratang Island. The journey itself is an experience, taking one through boat rides amidst dense mangrove creeks. Inside, breathtaking formations of stalactites and stalagmites, formed million years ago, throw one into awe.

Bioluminescence viewing: Witness in beaches like that of Havelock, a magical phenomenon called bioluminescence. Go on a moonless night when the shoreline comes alive with blue light, produced by phytoplankton in the water.

Local cuisine: Try Andamanese cuisine, which is a fusion of Indian and Southeast Asian flavors. Taste their seafood delicacies, coconut-based curries, and tropical fruits. Fresh catch at the local markets is definitely worth trying.

Kayaking through mangroves: Take paddles and cruise through the serene mangrove forests in places like Havelock Island or Baratang. This is an eco-friendly activity done to observe closely how this unique ecosystem is filled with unique inhabitants, such as bird species that come vibrantly alive with color.

Glass-bottomed boat rides: Those who don't want to get wet can indulge in glass-bottom boat rides for an inner glimpse of underwater life. Popular at North Bay and Jolly Buoy Island, these tours showcase colorful corals and fish without getting wet.

Tribal museum visits: Get information about the aboriginal tribes of these islands in the Anthropological Museum in Port Blair. It has exhibits that include artifacts to enlighten one about these unique cultures of the Andaman's aboriginals.

Watch the sunset: Enjoy the stunning sunsets of these islands. Popular ones include Radhanagar Beach on Havelock and Chidiya Tapu near Port Blair. The setting sun dips the sky in panoramic hues over the sea of Andaman .

Night camping: Travelers can enjoy the pristine natural beauty of the islands, perhaps by camping at night on beautiful secluded beaches, dropping off to sleep with starry skies and the rhythms of waves in their ears. Passing on the environmental message, normal camping rules apply to minimize the impact on the environment.

Places to Shop in Andaman

Aberdeen Bazaar- Aberdeen Bazaar in Port Blair is the heart of Andaman shopping. This bustling market offers a wide array of souvenirs, handicrafts, and local goods. Find everything from shell jewelry to spices here.

Sagarika Government Emporium- Sagarika Government Emporium is the official outlet for authentic Andamanese handicrafts. Browse a curated collection of tribal artifacts, wood carvings, and pearl jewelry. Perfect for genuine local mementos.

Anthropological Museum's gift shop- The Anthropological Museum's gift shop is a hidden gem. Though small, it offers unique tribal crafts and replicas of indigenous tools. An ideal spot for culturally significant souvenirs.

Marine Hill Market- Marine Hill Market caters more to locals but offers a genuine shopping experience. Find affordable clothing, jewelry, and everyday items. It's a great place to observe local life.

Phoenix Bay Jetty- Phoenix Bay Jetty is a seafood lover's paradise. This vibrant fish market offers the freshest catch from Andaman waters. Watch local fishermen bring in their haul and bargain for your dinner.

Havelock Island- Havelock Island's small boutiques offer a laid-back shopping experience. Find beachwear, handmade jewelry, and island-themed souvenirs. Perfect for picking up essentials or mementos from your beach holiday.

Neil Island- Neil Island's local markets provide a glimpse into island life. Shop for fresh tropical fruits, vegetables, and handmade items. Support local artisans and farmers while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.

How to Reach Andaman?

By Air: It is the most popular and efficient way of reaching Andaman and in the most efficient way. The Veer Savarkar International Airport is well-connected to major Indian metros such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, and Bangalore. It normally takes anywhere between 2 hours and 4 hours for reaching the travel destination once it is boarded from the originating city. Advanced booking for tickets is advisable for peak tourist seasons, October to May. Flights get full pretty fast during this time.

By Sea: Sea is yet another medium through which one can take a more adventurous journey. There are ships leaving from Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam; it takes 3-4 days by sea. Although this is a unique way of traveling, it has limited schedules, one is bound to get only 3 to 4 sailings per month. All bookings are done by Shipping Corporation of India. Although this alternative needs more time, it gives an opportunity to view the huge Bay of Bengal en route to the islands.

Best Time to Visit Andaman

The best time to visit the Andaman Islands is from October to May. During this period, the weather is pleasant and dry, making it ideal for beach activities and water sports. The clear waters offer excellent visibility for snorkeling and diving enthusiasts. The peak tourist season falls between December and March, when the islands are busiest but also at their most vibrant. It's advisable to avoid the monsoon season from June to September, as heavy rains can disrupt travel plans and outdoor activities. October and November, as well as April and May, offer a good balance of favorable weather and fewer crowds, potentially providing a more relaxed experience for visitors.

FAQ’s

Which is the best month to visit Andaman?

October and May are the best months to visit Andaman.

Do we need a passport for Andaman?

No, Indian citizens do not need a passport to visit Andaman.

Is it safe to visit Andaman any time of the year?

Yes, it's safe to visit Andaman at any time of the year.

Is there anything specific that I need to remember while taking an Andaman trip?

For Andaman, pack light and breathable clothes suited to tropical climates. Essential items include swimwear, a reusable water bottle, hat, sunglasses, and comfortable walking shoes. Be prepared for sun-soaked island adventures.