(Luxury)

A 6–7 days trip is ideal to cover Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), and Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep). Shorter trips (3–4 days) cover only Port Blair & Havelock.

• Indian Nationals: No permit required.

• Foreign Nationals: Need a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), available at Port Blair airport or through travel agents.

• Port Blair – Cellular Jail, Ross Island, Chidiya Tapu

• Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) – Radhanagar Beach, Elephant Beach, Kalapathar Beach

• Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) – Natural Rock Bridge, Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach

• Scuba Diving

• Snorkeling

• Sea Walk

• Jet Ski & Banana Boat Ride

• Parasailing

• Glass-bottom Boat Ride

Yes. Water sports are conducted under certified instructors and proper safety guidelines. Always choose authorized operators.

• Standard: Budget hotels & guesthouses

• Deluxe: 3★ hotels/resorts

• Luxury: 4★/5★ beach resorts with premium amenities

Inter-island transfers are by ferries & cruises (Makruzz, Green Ocean, Nautika). Book tickets in advance, especially in peak season.

Yes. Most restaurants and hotels provide vegetarian & non-vegetarian options. South Indian, North Indian, and seafood are common cuisines.

• Light cotton clothes

• Swimwear & slippers

• Sunscreen, hat, sunglasses

• Personal medicines

• Underwater camera (if available)

• Indian Citizens: No passport or visa required. A valid government-issued ID is enough.

• Foreign Nationals: Require Restricted Area Permit (RAP), available at Port Blair airport on arrival.

• Radhanagar Beach (Havelock) – Asia’s best beach.

• Elephant Beach (Havelock) – for water sports.

• Kalapathar Beach (Havelock) – serene sunsets.

• Bharatpur & Laxmanpur Beaches (Neil Island) – snorkeling & sunsets.

• Corbyn’s Cove (Port Blair) – easily accessible from town.

The currency is Indian Rupee (INR). ATMs are available in Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island, but cash is recommended as digital payments may fail due to poor internet.

Yes, alcohol is available in licensed shops, hotels, and bars in Port Blair and Havelock. Neil Island has limited availability.

Yes, Andaman is very safe with low crime rates. Tourism police and local guides ensure a secure environment for visitors.