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Port Blair, India
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a group of islands located in the Bay of Bengal, to the southeast of the Indian mainland. They form a Union Territory of India and are known for their natural beauty, diverse marine life, and unique cultural heritage.
We have carefully planned out each day to give you the best possible experience. From exploring historic landmarks to tasting delicious local cuisine, each day is packed with adventure and excitement. Join us as we take you on a journey through some of the most fascinating destinations in the world.
On arrival at Port Blair, our representative receives you at Airport then after a short introduction will take you to your first booked hotel, escorted you to check in to the Hotel and little relax and fresh up, Then proceed for Cellular Jail and then we move for Corbyn’s Cove beach for enjoying water activities like Boat ride, Water Scooter, Para Celling etc. After completion of Corbin Cove beach enjoyment we return back to Cellular Jail for light and sound show, where the saga of the freedom struggle brought alive.
Overnight stay in Port Blair
After breakfast check-out from the hotel we start journey towards Havelock Island via ferry from Port Blair and proceed on arrival at Havelock Island check-in to hotel refresh in hotel then We proceed to The Kalapather is yet another beach in the Havelock Island, which although isn't thronged by travelers but is a great place to visit at the end of a wonderful and tiring day to simply- relax, have snacks, and watch the sunset with your family and loved ones. After that we proceed to Radhanagar Beach, Asia’s best beach and world’s 7th best beach. It is an ideal place for swimming, sea bathing and basking on the sun kissed beach. Return back to Hotel.
Overnight stay in Havelock
Enjoy your breakfast at hotel and check-out from the hotel; then we proceed to Elephant Beach. It is an ideal place for water sport like Sea Walking, Snorkeling and Glass Bottom Ride etc. Overnight stay in Havelock
Enjoy your breakfast at hotel then Check out Move to we start our journey towards Neil Island via ferry from Havelock Neil Island: This Island is apparently named after James George Smith Neill, a British soldier responsible for several war crimes during the suppression of the 1857 Mutiny. After lunch we move for Natural Bridge Formation also known as “Howrah Bridge”. A very beautiful place for photography Lakshmanpur beach is a secluded beach which is located just 2 km away from Neil Island. It’s a beautiful beach with white shell sand and clear blue sea which gives it a postcard-perfect charm and the calm shallow waters of this beach make it an ideal place for water activities like swimming and snorkeling. You can also find an abundance of sea shells and corals to take home as souvenirs. Spend a memorable evening with your loved ones as you stroll along the shores of this serene beach and witness the stunning sunset views. Overnight stay in Neil
Today, after breakfast& Check out from Hotel, we will move for Bharathpur Beach. There is a lone jetty at Bharathpur, which serves as the only entry–exit point of the island. It is an ideal location eco-tourism and a marvelous island with plenty of marine life. The famous beaches there are Bharathpur Beach which is famous for its red sand. They are the best beaches unspoiled and raw. Back for Port Blair by cruise
Overnight stay in Port Blair
Today Early morning we start our trip from Port Blair to Baratang Island (100 Kms). Limestone Caves is the most sought after attraction in Baratang. Its unique name is the first reason why people get attracted to it because the idea of visiting a cave in an island destination is a fascinating & adventurous one. The Limestone Caves are adorned with formations made of limestone. Inside the cave, the temperature is lower than outside. The cave contains beautiful formations. Once a guide, while guiding us inside the cave mentioned: “Your imagination while seeing these formations will give face and name to them”. Doesn’t that sound enthralling? Limestone is mostly made up of the mineral calcite (calcium carbonate). Limestone is very soluble, meaning it is easily dissolved. Rainwater picks up carbon dioxide in the air and a weak solution of carbonic acid is formed. This water can dissolve limestone over time, creating a cave. After reaching Baratang, you will be boarding a small fiber boat which usually accommodates 6-8 people subject to the size of the boat. This boat will start from Baratang, and after sailing for 5-7 minutes; you’ll start seeing the mangroves and its breathing roots which make a natural gateway-looking path for the boat crossing the waters amidst the mangrove area. The boat operator will be your guide for this trip to the Limestone Caves. The boat will be anchored near a narrow wooden bridge that leads you to a few steps, and after completing these small steps you’ll need to walk for about 1.2 Km is required to reach the caves entry point. In the middle, you can see some small shops serving fresh juice. The guide who tells you about this cave will be briefing the significance and history of the caves while taking you on a tour inside the cave. The guide will be briefing you in the Hindi language. Post completion of the trip you return back via the same boat to Baratang Island. From Baratang Island the cab will bring you back to Port Blair. Overnight stay in Port Blair
Note:* Transfer to Lime Stone Cave Sharing 10 Seated Fiber Speed Boat.*Jirkatang to Middle Strait- First Convoy- 06.00 Hours – Second Convoy- 09.00 Hours*Middle Strait to Jirkatang – First Convoy- 06.30 Hours – Second Convoy- 09.30 Hours - Third Convoy- 12.00Hours - Forth Convoy 02.30 Hours
After breakfast check-out from the hotel then transfer to Port Blair airport to catch your flight with Sweet Memories of Andaman.
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