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About 7 Days Andaman Tour Package

Witness the unparalleled beauty of the Andaman Islands with our Andaman 7 Days 6 Nights Tour Package. This tour package is specifically designed to give you an experience of the best beaches, forests, and cultural activities. The journey starts at Port Blair, where you visit the historic Cellular Jail and witness the enthralling Light and Sound show. Sail to Havelock Island sun bath on the world-famous Radhanagar Beach and go snorkeling in crystal-clear waters full of marine life. Proceed to Neil Island, where you will witness amazing Limestone formations and enjoy homely serenity on its beaches.

Take a Glass Bottom Boat Ride to view colorful coral reefs without getting wet. Nature Walk in the dense mangrove forests of Baratang Island and admire the unique limestone caves. Stay amidst the local Jarawa tribe and indulge in various types of seafood. This package comprises comfortable accommodation, all transfers, guided tour, and select meals. Be it adventure, fun, or simply relaxation, Our Andaman Tour Package has something for everyone. Make some unforgettable moments as you get to witness the pristine natural beauty of these tropical islands that make it a perfect vacation for nature lovers, honeymooners, and families.

Place to Visit in 7 Days Andaman Packages

Radhanagar Beach, Havelock Island: This beach is famous for its white, pristine sand and turquoise-colored waters; it is often called Asia's best beach. A person can swim, sunbathe, and watch great sunset views. On the nearby Elephant Beach, excellent facilities for snorkeling and various water sports exist.

Cellular Jail, Port Blair: This penitentiary-turned-national-memorial depicts the racism in India's freedom struggle. It has cells and the gallows, a museum, and an evening light and sound program depicting the history of the jail. Other places of interest around Port Blair include Corbyn's Cove Beach and Chatham Saw Mill.

Neil Island: A serene paradise with crystal-clear beaches, such as Bharatpur and Laxmanpur, is a must-visit. There is an option to visit Howrah Bridge, which is a natural rock formation somewhat like the one in Kolkata. It provides the option for snorkeling or cycling around the island. The laid-back atmosphere and beautiful sunsets are reasons for the island's celebrity status.

Baratang Island: Baratang Island is famous for its limestone caves and mud volcanoes. A journey through the mangrove creeks and Jarawa tribal areas is required to visit these unique geological destinations. The island is also home to beautiful beaches and dense forests.

North Bay Island: Known for water sports and coral reefs, this is an ideal place for snorkeling and glass-bottom boat rides. One can get a first-hand experience of the richness of marine life and vibrant corals. The island offers a good view of the famous lighthouse shown on the ₹20 note.

Elephant Beach, Havelock Island: This beach is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. In the array of choices available, one can experience sea walking, snorkeling, and jet-skiing activities enthralling in nature. Its shallow waters reveal its vibrant coral reefs. This beach is accessible only by boat or after walking through the forest, which starts from Radhanagar Beach.

The Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park had a total area of 15 islands exclusively designed for the protection of marine ecosystems. Travelers are very familiar with the visiting of Jolly Buoy and Red Skin islands pristine beaches and rich coral reefs. Glass-bottom boat rides or snorkeling tours let you see these varied marine life species.

Chidiya Tapu Sunset Point: It is also referred to as "Bird Island." The place offers splendid views of sunset and is conducive to bird watching. So, visitors can see the beach around, trek to Munda Pahar beach, or go to the nearby Biological Park exhibiting native Andaman wildlife.

Things to do in 7 Days Andaman Trip

Scuba diving or snorkeling: Explore the vibrant underwater world of Andaman. Dive into crystal-clear waters to witness colorful coral reefs, exotic fish species, and unique marine life. Perfect for beginners and experienced divers alike.

Kayaking through mangrove forests: Navigate through the intricate network of mangrove creeks. Paddle quietly to observe diverse flora and fauna, including rare birds and perhaps even saltwater crocodiles in their natural habitat.

Jet skiing: Experience an adrenaline rush as you zip across the turquoise waters of Andaman. Feel the wind and spray as you navigate the waves, enjoying spectacular views of the coastline.

Parasailing: Soar high above the Andaman Sea for a bird's-eye view of the islands. Enjoy the thrill of flight and breathtaking panoramic vistas of beaches, forests, and the vast ocean.

Glass-bottom boat rides: Observe the underwater world without getting wet. Glide over coral reefs and watch colorful fish swim beneath your feet through the transparent floor of the boat.

Trekking in national parks: Explore the lush forests of Andaman on foot. Discover diverse flora and fauna, including rare bird species and butterflies, while enjoying the serene beauty of nature.

Bird watching: Andaman is a paradise for bird enthusiasts. Spot various endemic and migratory species in their natural habitats, from coastal areas to dense forests.

Sunbathing on pristine beaches: Relax on some of the world's most beautiful beaches. Feel soft white sand between your toes and bask in the warm tropical sun of Andaman.

Fishing trips: Join local fishermen or take a chartered boat for deep-sea fishing. Try your luck at catching tuna, barracuda, or other tropical fish species.

Watching the sunset: Witness spectacular sunsets over the Andaman Sea. Find a perfect spot on the beach or a hilltop to enjoy nature's daily light show.

Trying local Andamanese cuisine: Savor fresh seafood and unique local dishes. Taste the flavors of Andaman through specialties like fish curry, coconut prawn, and grilled lobster.

Attending cultural performances: Experience the rich cultural heritage of Andaman through traditional dance and music performances. Learn about the islands' history and indigenous communities.

Shopping for local handicrafts: Browse markets for unique souvenirs. Find handmade items like shell jewelry, wooden carvings, and coconut-based products that reflect Andaman's artistic traditions.

Taking a banana boat ride: Enjoy a fun-filled group activity on the water. Hold on tight as you're pulled behind a speedboat on this inflatable banana-shaped raft.

Participating in beach volleyball or other beach sports: Indulge in friendly competition on Andaman's sandy shores. Join locals or fellow travelers for a game of beach volleyball, frisbee, or other fun beach activities.

How to Reach Andaman from India

By Air: Fly to Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair. Direct flights operate from major Indian cities like Chennai, Kolkata, and Delhi. Airlines include Air India, IndiGo, Vistara, and SpiceJet. Flight duration varies from 2-4 hours.

Best Time to Visit Andaman

October to February: This is the peak tourist season. Weather is pleasant with clear skies, minimal rainfall, and comfortable temperatures. Perfect for outdoor activities and water sports.

March to May: These months offer warm weather ideal for beach activities. Water visibility is excellent, making it great for snorkeling and diving. Fewer crowds than peak season.

June to September: This is the monsoon season. While there are occasional heavy rains, it's still possible to visit. You might find good deals on accommodations, but some water activities may be restricted.

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