Itinerary

Price Include: , 7 Sightseeing, Flight, B/fast & Dinner, Airport Transfers

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  Day 1

  Arrival at Port Blair - Sightseeing

  Picturesque beaches, crystal clear water and a bit of history make the Andamans the perfect choice for a laid-back, enjoyable vacation, with long treks, lazing around in the island backwaters and, for the more adventurous, deep sea diving. From the multicultural town of Port Blair to the pristine white beaches of Neil and Havelock Islands and the limestone caves of Diglipur, the Andamans offer something for every tourist. Spend some fun time and explore at the capital city, Port Blair and pay a visit to the famous Cellular Jail, where you can enjoy the Sound and Light Show. It comprises of people from all over India and one can imagine it as mini India with no conflicts on region and religion. Aside from Cellular Jail, there are quite few places which include Ross Island, Barren Island (known for the only active volcano) and few others known for its historical importance. Get mesmerised by the picture perfect scenic beauty of the Havelock Island where you can snorkel, dive and enjoy sun bathing at the popular Radhanagar Beach. Trip to this exotic place is incomplete without a visit to Ross Island in Port Blair. Port Blair is a scenic escape from the hustle and bustle city life. Steeped in colonial history, Port Blair is perfect as a basecamp for your stay in the Andamans.

  Assistance on arrival at Veer Savarkar Airport, Port Blair and transfer to the hotel. Check in to your hotel on arrival.

  Later start the breathtaking trip to Corbyns Cove Beach, one of the most picturesque, coconut palm fringed beach, 7 kms away from Port Blair town, and to the Cellular Jail, formerly known as Kala Pani, it was a colonial prison used by the British to deportee political prisoners to this remote location.

  In the evening is scheduled for enjoying the famous Light and Sound Show at Cellular Jail.

  Return to hotel.

  Overnight in Port Blair.

  Cellular Jail - National Memorial

  

  Cellular Jail - National Memorial

  The Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani is located at Port Blair, was completed in the year 1906. Acquired the name ‘Cellular’ because it is entirely made up of individual cells for the solitary confinement. It was used by the British to exile political prisoners to the remote archipelago. Many notable protestors such as Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar were imprisoned here during the struggle for India's freedom. The Jail has been declared as a National Memorial Monument, a place of pilgrimage for all freedom loving people.

  Cellular Jail (Alfastan Jail)

  

  Cellular Jail (Alfastan Jail)

  The Cellular Jail, also known as Kālā Pānī, was a colonial prison in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. The prison was used by the British especially to exile political prisoners to the remote archipelago

  Sound & Light Show

  

  Sound & Light Show

  Cellular Jail show, we experience the Light and Sound show. During this show various artists enact the life of prisoners when Cellular Jail was operational. The light and sound show takes place both in Hindi and English. It's a must watch show in the Andaman, and is pretty good. Post completion of the tour our team attends you and drop you back to your hotel and resort. Timing of Light and Sound Show : Hindi show starts from 6:00 pm to 7:15 pm on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. English show starts from 7:15 pm. Jail Museum opens from 9:00 am to 12:00 noon, and from 1:30 pm to 4:45 pm. Close on Mondays.
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  Day 2

  Port Blair – Havelock Island (By ferry 2 ½ hrs) -Sightseeing

  Havelock Island offers one of Asia’s best beaches, famous for its swimming elephants and unbeatable reef. Picture the white sandy beaches , full moon parties and internet cafés, and you have Havelock Island. For those searching for a peaceful escape, cut off from mobile phones, internet and commercial beach attractions, Havelock Island is certainly the next place to tick off your list. For beach lovers, Havelock Island is paradise with over seven idyllic tropical beaches, beach bums can spend a week visiting a new one every day. The most you will see of a building are the bamboo cottages hidden behind the sweeping coconut palms.In addition to the extraordinary ambiance and hypnotizing tranquility, Havelock Island also proffers enthralling adventure activities such as scuba diving, snorkelling and trekking.Refuel with fresh coconut milk and succulent, just-caught seafood, which dominates every meal. Equipped with several recreational and other pleasant services for tourists, Havelock Island is a supreme destination for a vacation in nature's lap.

  Morning board a ferry from Port Blair and get transferred to Havelock Island (54 kms by sea from Port Blair). On reaching, get transferred to the hotels to complete the check-in.

  Enjoy your afternoon at the World Famous Radha Nagar Beach (Beach number 7) 'Best Beach in Asia'.

  Overnight in Havelock.

  NOTE:

  (Ferry timing will be as per the availability of the tickets)

  Ferry could be govt or private as per the availability.

  (Ferry will either be morning / afternoon.Preference will be given to Govt. Ferry as per availability).

  ( In case Govt. Ferry is not available , Amount charged INR 900 approxx Non - Refundable)

  Radhanagar Beach

  

  Radhanagar Beach

  Radhanagar Beach, also called as Beach No.7 is counted among the most beautiful beaches of Asia, is incredibly astounding beach located on the gorgeous Andaman Island. The beach has turquoise blue sea and white sand which makes this beach a perfect spot to bask in the midst of nature's bounty. The breathtaking sight of sunset on this beach makes the tourists forget all the woes of life. Sunbathing, sunset view, swimming and basking in the sun are the best activities to enjoy on Radhanagar Beach.
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  Day 3

  Havelock Island –Sightseeing - Port Blair

  Post breakfast check out from the hotel and visit Kalapathar Beach.

  Later board a ferry from Havelock and get transferred to Port Blair.

  Check in to your hotel on arrival.

  Overnight in Port Blair.

  NOTE:

  (Ferry timing will be as per the availability of the tickets)

  Ferry could be govt or private as per the availability.

  (Ferry will either be morning / afternoon.Preference will be given to Govt. Ferry as per availability).

  Kala Patthar Beach

  

  Kala Patthar Beach

  Kala Patthar Beach is considered as a charming beach in the Havelock Island. It is small beach and the way to Kalapathar is very good. It has golden sand beds and turquoise blue water. Its name was derived from a village Kala Patthar which lies next to the beach. One will be impressed by the stunning scenic beauty of the beach & can spend a great time at the beach. The beach is not recommended to swim because of the rocks at the beach but a good place spend some time enjoying the turquoise water and white sand beach.
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  Day 4

  Port Blair – Sightseeing

  Post breakfast excursion trip to Ross Island, It was the Capital of Port Blair during British and Japanese regime, prior to India’s Independence.

  Later we will visit North Bay, It is also called “The Gate Way to Port Blair”

  Overnight in Port Blair.

  NOTE: 

  • Clients have to pay for entry ticket of ross island and north bay which will cost Rs 20-40 per person approxx. 
  • It is closed on Wednesday. 

                                                                                                                 

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  Post Breakfast visit to Woondoor Beach. Later visit  Chidiya Tapu is the perfect haven for unseen migratory birds and common native birds found in the Andaman Islands. Recognized as the most enchanting beach in Andaman and tourists arrive here on a large scale as the beach extends the best ever sights for them including the eye catching sunrise and sunset views. This is a silent yet crowded beach encircled by evergreen forests on one side and the short hills on the other side. As it is considered to be the presenter of the most finishing touch of sunset and sunrise views. Overnight in Port Blair.

   NOTE:

  • If clients have to proceed for woondoor beach and chidiya tapu then transportation cost will be added of RS 2500. 

  ONLY ONE ITINERARY WILL BE FOLLOWED AS PER THE AVAILABILITY OF THE TOUR ON PARTICULAR DAYS. 

  North Bay (Coral Island)

  

  North Bay (Coral Island)

  North Bay Island, also known as Coral Island is a beautiful beach island, placed just northwards of Port Blair. It is known for vibrant corals, colorful fishes and variety of vegetation. It is ideal place for scuba diving and snorkeling along with coral under water treasures. The beach around the island is very famous for under water corals. Coral island with white sand beaches and surrounded by the pristine beauty of Nature that attract any sea loving human. The Coral reefs are gorgeously decorated by nature to stun the visitor.

  Ross Island

  

  Ross Island

  Few miles from Port Blair is the Ross Island, once an administrative headquarter for the Britishers, before an earthquake rocked the Island in 1941. The British then left the island and took settlement at Port Blair, since then the Island could never recover from the decay and neglect which had set in. Slowly but steadily the nature took its toll, as banyan trees engulfed the buildings thus replacing the structures created by man. This island makes you nostalgic and takes you back in time when this was an administrative settlement for the Britishers. The Indian Navy has rebuilt some of the old buildings like the bakery and the local stores, from where souvenirs are available.
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  Day 5

  Port Blair - Departure

  Post breakfast take the departure transfer to Port Blair airport for your onward journey.

  NOTE :  

  THESE SIGHTSEEING CAN BE ADDED AT CLIENTS REQUEST ON THE LAST DAY DEPENDING ON THE TIMING OF THE FLIGHT. 

  Monday local Sight-seeing –

  Fisheries Museum (Aquarium), Gandhi Park, Chatham Saw Mill,

  Wednesday local sight-seeing –

  Anthropological Museum - Naval Marine Museum, Chatham Saw Mill, Gandhi Park

  Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday

  Anthropological Museum - Naval Marine Museum, Fisheries Museum (Aquarium), Gandhi Park,

  Sunday

  Fisheries Museum (Aquarium), Gandhi Park, Anthropological Museum - Naval Marine Museum

  Check out Time: 8:00

  The farthest destination covered : “Havelock Island (Andaman & Nicobar Islands)”

  TRAVEL TIPS:

  • Weather: Port Blair mainly has three main seasons: summer, winter, and monsoon. Owing to its location in the Bay of Bengal, it experiences heavy winds during the monsoon and a tropical climate otherwise. Early November until mid-May sees the best weather in the islands. Port Blair being situated at a slightly elevated area, experiences a slightly lower temperature (by a degree or so) as compared to the other islands.
  • Currency: Like the rest of the island in Andaman, the Indian Rupee is the currency used. Port Blair has the most number of ATM’s and institutions (Banks and private companies). Exchanging currency and withdrawing money is thus most convenient in Port Blair.
  • There are only two ATMs on Havelock – SBI and Axis bank out of which SBI is reliable.There are days when both ATMs do not work. Being stranded on an island with no money is the last thing you would wish for. Therefore, carrying adequate cash is advisable.
  • Communication and Internet: Satellite broadband powers Internet connections in Port Blair. Since Optical fibre cables have not arrived here yet, Internet is a slow and expensive luxury in the islands. Many cafes, restaurants, and hotels do provide WiFi facility but this is often disrupted or extremely slow.As phone connectivity, BSNL and Vodafone are the two most reliable service providers. If you are looking to invest in a local number, buy a BSNL sim card (available in Port Blair and Havelock mostly)
  • Monday is a holiday in Andamans. Most places will be closed except North Bay, Ross Island tour and Havelock.
  • Foreign Nationals should enter the islands with required permit from the immigration authorities.
  • Do not enter in restricted or tribal areas around the Islands. Interacting with them, giving them food, gifts or even clicking their pictures is NOT allowed( Jarawa) One can be fined and imprisoned for the same.
  • While visiting the limestone caves, do not try to make contact with the tribal people.
  • The mud volcano isn't an ideal destination for the children below 10 years.
  • Always stick to your routes and not venture into the restricted areas.
  • Weather is something that no one has control over. Sometimes, nature provides ample warning. At other times, things can change in a jiffy. The best thing to do is to check the weather a couple of days before you leave for any warning signs. Indications that it may get cloudy and rain a little can impact your plans quite a bit. If you already travelling during the monsoon, keep a check for local restrictions and timings on entering the costal areas.
  • Wear protective and durable hiking boots, a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent and something to protect you from the rain, a topographic map and plenty of water.
  • It is good and wise to stay away from the beaches during the night as the great number of wild animal that inhabits the place and may pose a threat to you.
  • Watch out for biting ants if you are sitting under the trees on beach. They are quite large and very poisonous at times. It is better to check the area first before you settle down. They are also on the tree branches and so it will be wise to check them before you hang your belongings.
  • Snakes are another threat to the smooth travel in Andaman and may sometime pose to be very dangerous. If bitten it is prescribed to take immediate medical attention. Crocodiles inhabits in creeks in South Andaman and certain Islands around Havelock, often changing habitat via sea. When travelling near crocodile habitats do observe safety signs and do not swim in rivers, estuaries or mangrove shores. Also do get some expert advice about crocodiles before camping, fishing or boating.
  • Wild dogs can be a problem, especially along the beach at night – people are regularly bitten. You'd be well-advised to carry a stick to scare them off or a handful of stones. Local authorities confirmed that they are helpless with this problem of stray dogs that live in forest but close enough to beaches visited by tourists.
  • Sandflies make a great problem while sunbathing. Occasionally they are in a larger number, so longer shirts and trousers will be recommended.

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