Andaman Islands
Coral reefs and castaway shores
What a trip to the Andaman Islands actually looks like.
Silver beaches, glass-clear lagoons and the Cellular Jail's quiet history — the Bay of Bengal at its most untouched. Most itineraries split time between Port Blair's history and the slower island rhythm of Havelock and Neil.
Four places worth building the trip around.
The highlights our planners come back to most when they build an Andaman itinerary.
Radhanagar Beach
Havelock Island's silver-sand shoreline — routinely ranked among Asia's best beaches, best seen at sunset.
Scuba & Snorkelling
Coral reefs off Havelock and Neil Island, with dive schools for first-timers and certified divers alike.
Cellular Jail, Port Blair
The colonial-era prison's evening light-and-sound show is one of the most affecting hours of the trip.
Ross & North Bay Islands
A day trip by boat to a former British colonial outpost, now reclaimed by forest, plus snorkelling nearby.
A six-day route through the Andamans.
Arrive in Port Blair
Settle in and spend the evening at the Cellular Jail's light-and-sound show.
Ferry to Havelock Island
A morning ferry across, then straight to Radhanagar Beach in time for sunset.
Havelock — reefs and dive sites
A full day of scuba diving or snorkelling, with the afternoon free for the beach.
Ferry to Neil Island
A quieter island with fewer crowds — bicycle to Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches.
Return to Port Blair
A day trip to Ross Island and North Bay Island for colonial ruins and more snorkelling.
Departure
Free morning in Port Blair before your onward flight.
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