Destination
Andaman
Radhanagar Beach, Swaraj Dweep (Havelock), and clear-water snorkelling — India’s island holiday without a passport.
Andaman is the domestic island trip: turquoise water, a beach (Radhanagar) that routinely shows up on India’s “best beach” lists, and snorkelling you do not need a Maldives budget for. It is popular with couples and with families whose kids can handle two ferry rides.
The practical circuit is Port Blair (Cellular Jail, a museum morning) then Swaraj Dweep / Havelock for two or three nights so you get Elephant Beach and a full Radhanagar sunset, then optionally Shaheed Dweep / Neil Island for a quieter day. Five to six days is honest; four days means you barely sit on the beach.
The part we manage is the glue: Rajkot/Ahmedabad flights via Chennai or Kolkata into Port Blair, ferry tickets that match your hotel check-in, and water-activity slots that do not clash with the last ferry back. We do not promise scuba if a doctor or the weather would stop it — we book what the sea will actually allow that week.
Top Attractions
- Radhanagar Beach, Havelock
- Elephant Beach
- Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)
- Cellular Jail, Port Blair
- Ross Island / North Bay
Things to Do
- Snorkelling at Elephant Beach
- Scuba (beginner dives available)
- Light-and-sound at Cellular Jail
- Glass-bottom boat
- Sunset at Radhanagar
Best time to visit: October to May
- Fly into Port Blair (IXZ); Havelock is a ferry (or a short extra flight on some days). Book ferries with the stay so you are not stuck overnight in Port Blair.
- October–May is the sea window; monsoon swell cancels a lot of water activity.
- Indian citizens do not need a passport for Andaman; foreign nationals have extra permit rules — tell us who is travelling.