Day 1: Arrive to the emerald islands

You will be received at the airport by our guest executive/driver and escorted to your hotel. After check in, your day tour would start with a visit to the historic national memorial Cellular Jail also known as kaalapaani. Later in the day visit Corbyns cove beach. In the evening witness the Sound and Light show at the historic Cellular Jail which gives you an one-on-one experience of the history of the jail and the sacrifice of its inmates for freedom movement. 

Note: Cellular Jail is closed on Mondays and public holidays. In case you land on Monday, the itinerary will be suitably amended to cover this attraction on another day.

Day 2: Havelock Island, Radhanagar Beach (No.1 beach in Asia)

Board the early morning boat/cruise for Havelock. Cruise in the Andaman Sea to reach Havelock islands. Our tour executive will receive you at the jetty and take you to Radhanagar beach. Spend your day amidst the white sand and the waves. This beach has been rated the best beach in Asia. Do not forget to take a long walk on the coast line, between the tall standing trees. 

Note: Do not forget to collect your packed breakfast and carry your ID cards, beach wear & cash (ATMs are not reliable). Report to ferry point 1 hr prior to departure.

Day 3: Neil Island

Neil Island is famous for its lush green forest and sandy beaches. Neil provides an ideal holiday for eco-friendly tourists, who can feel the serenity of village life here. The beaches at Lakshmanpur, Bharatpur, Sitapur and Natural bridge formation on the sea shore are fascinating. These untouched beaches let you feel the aroma and eternal peace. Ideal for honeymoon couples and families wanting to spend some private time away from the city crowd. 

Note: There is no ATM facility in Neil. Carry sufficient cash with you. There are no porters, carry minimum luggage with you.

Day 4: Return to Port Blair, visit local museums & do some shopping

Return to Port Blair by morning ferry. Check in to your hotel. After lunch visit Anthropological museum maintained and managed by ASI (Anthropological Survey of India), it is an exquisite small museum showcasing life style of the aborigines of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Visit Sagarika emporium or some local handicraft shops to pick some wood or shell craft as a souvenir for your dear ones back home.

Day 5: Chidiyatapu Sunset

Chidiyatapu as the name suggests is a bird watchers paradise. The road to this place passes through a dense forest and the chirping sounds of the birds throughout the journey gives you a firsthand feel of the mother nature. MundaPahad beach is ideal for viewing the breathtaking sunset. Dont miss out the special benches made of the local tree stems. The clouds here change landscapes every minute and the sun setting in the sea is a treat to your eyes. 

Note: Do try the special tea and pakodi sold in the local stalls. You may visit the forest guest house for some sunset clicks.

Day 6: Baratang Island through Jarawa reserve and Limestone caves

Wake up early morning for your day trip to Baratang Island. Take your packed breakfast along and start your journey through the dense forest (110 kms/4.5 hours drive) crossing of the protected Jarawareserveto reach Baratang. Ride the speed boats through the mangroves to the magnificent Lime Stone Caves. 

Note: Do not take photographs or stop the vehicle to interact with the Jarawas.Guests violating the tribal reserve rules are liable to be prosecuted. Visiting Lime Stone caves requires walking for aprox 20 mins. Not recommended for elders and infants.

Day 7: Diglipur, Ross and Smith Islands

Ross and smith islands are the main attractions of Diglipur. Once you reach there after a 20 mins speed boat ride from Aerial Bay jetty, you will surely be lost in the bountiful beauty of this place. These are two different islands joined by a silky sand bar which goes inside the sea at times of high tide and surfaces up again during low tide. You can sit back on the beach chairs and observe the crystal clear water change its colour according to the depth of the sea. 

Note: Carry your ID cards to obtain the forest permits. There is no shop in the island, carry your water and light snacks etc

Day 8: Fly back home with everlasting memories of your tour

Conclude your tour with transfer to the airport to board your return flight back home. Arrive home with wonderful memories of the most precious holiday in Andaman, which we are sure you will treasure for a lifetime. Do not forget to share your feedback with us and the tour experience with your friends.

HAVE A WONDERFULL JOURNEY AHEAD!!!

 

Inclusions:

• Accommodation in Hotel with bed and breakfast
• All mentioned sightseeing with transfers
• Toll tax, parking and Driver allowance
• Return Airport / Railway transfers

 

Exclusions:

• Govt. applicable tax GST will be charged Extra on Total Package
• Any Tip, Camera fees, guide charges not mentioned in inclusions
• All that is not mentioned in Inclusions

• Foreign Nationals should enter the islands with required permit from the immigration authorities.
• Do not enter in restricted or tribal areas around the Islands.
• If you happen to visit during summers make sure to carry all the necessary items like sunscreen lotion, a sipper, and sunglasses.
• For foreigners - Make sure to have enough Indian currency so you won't have trouble if your cash runs out.
• If you want to take part in water activities then, avail the service of certified instructors of an international professional organization like PADI, CMAS, NAUI, BSAC or SSI for safe driving experience.
• It is advised not to take pictures of the airport, government dockyard, naval wharf, dhanikari dam, defence establishments and Chatham Saw Mill.
• Proper permits are required to take video or film.
• Do not swim after consuming liquor for your own safety.
• In order to keep the streets clean, dispose of the garbage and plastics at proper places.
• Setting up tents and hammocks during nights by the beaches or forest is not allowed.
• Entering National Parks without permission is not allowed.
• Make sure to be a part of island annual festival during January.
• It is best if you consult with the lifeguards before entering the sea.