Best Places To Visit In The Andaman

1. Havelock Island  ( Swaraj Dweep ) -  

 Havelock Island is a big charm of Anadaman. In a word, it is an ideal place for solo backpackers, friends, and family to spend their holidays. To double the beauty of the golden sand on the dark green sea, there are also facilities to enjoy various water sports like jet skiing and scuba diving. Some of the best places to visit in Havelock Island are,-

• Elephant Beach: Known for its pristine waters, this destination offers visitors thrilling water sports like jet skiing and snorkelling. It is regarded as a well-liked location for tourists to take leisurely strolls and observe marine life.
• Vijayanagar Beach: This beach is well-known for its serene ambiance and lovely surroundings. It is typically less crowded than other beaches and has calm water that is ideal for swimming.
• Govind Nagar Beach: One of the greatest places to spend a peaceful day by the sea and watch the sunset is Govind Nagar Beach. The beach is spotless and has crystal-clear waters that make swimming enjoyable.
• Radhanagar beach - If your are love to looking for a birdwatcher, then this happens to be among the most beautiful beaches on Swaraj Island. People who love to explore thrilling adventure then here is the ultimate places for them. 

 2. Port Blair - The Capital Of Andaman 

If you want to enjoy all the wonderful places with a touch of history, culture, heritage and modernity with your own eyes, then definitely do not forget to explore the famous places of Port Blair in the Andaman Nicobar Tour Package. Basically, Port Blair is the capital of Andaman. Along with modernity, indigenous tribes can still be seen in the remote areas of Port Blair.

• Cellular Jail: This place is also known for ‘kala pani’ known for  its darkest Indian history from the british period. Originally used during the Indian Colonial Era, this historic prison is now a national memorial monument. Visitors can explore the cells where former freedom fighters were imprisoned and learn about their struggles. Nowadays, Light & sound shows are performed here every day, which show the difficult times the freedom fighters had to go through in this prison and at that time.
•  Corbyn's Cove Beach: Known for its sandy shores and clear waters, Corbyn's Cove is a picturesque beach in Port Blair that is a great place to unwind and try some water sports like jet skiing, parasailing, speedboat rides, and sea karting.
•  Jolly Buoy: If you enjoy swimming and snorkelling, Jolly Buoy is one of the most well-liked locations in the Andaman for swimming and snorkelling. The area is home to stunning coral reefs and vibrant fish, making it a great place to explore marine life.
• Corbyn's Cove: From Port Blair, Corbyn's Cove is a picturesque drive. Offering water sports like diving, jet-skiing, and semi-submarine rides, this beach is one of the busiest in the Andaman Islands.
• Samudrika Naval Marine Museum: This museum is the ideal fusion of the Andaman Islands' past and present. As you enter the museum, you are greeted by the skeleton of a huge blue whale. Numerous fish species, including parrotfish, rare and poisonous stonefish, and corals, can be seen in an aquarium.
• Dinner cruise: "TSG Bella Bay," which leaves from Junglighat Jetty every evening, provides a sumptuous dinner cruise and the opportunity to dance with your loved ones under the stars while listening to a live band and DJ dance.

3. Neill Island (Shaheed Dweep) – 

Popular for its Unparallel Biodiversity Neill Island is a short ferry ride from Havelock Island. For those who seek solitude, serenity, and peace on their holidays, your Andaman Island tour package must include Neill Island. Let’s explore the ‘must-do activities on Neill Island. 

• Howrah Bridge: This is a unique phenomenon of mother nature, close to the Laxmanpur beach. It is formed by two corals, creating a naturally shaped bridge. It got its name from early Bengali settlers, on your Andaman tour.
• Laxmanpur Beach :  Laxmanpur Beach is famous for its spectacular sunsets, with the howrah bridge in foreground. But be sure, Due to the strong waves it's not safe for beginners to get into the underwater adventures. 
•  Sitapur Beach: It opens up to a stunning cobalt-colored seafront with a verdant backdrop on all three sides. You could lose yourself in your own tranquil world on one of Neill Island's calmest beaches.
• Bharatpur Beach: Because of its breathtaking sunrises, Bharatpur Beach is also known as the "Sunrise Beach." It is among the Andaman Islands' most serene and beautiful beaches.
• Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Scuba diving and snorkelling: Explore the small lagoons near the beaches of Laxmanpur and Ramnagar, where you can see beautiful coral and marine life. You will be lucky enough to see the Andaman Islands' state animal, the dugong, also known as the sea cow.

4. Baratang Island - A Major hidden island of Andaman 

Baratang Island is known for its natural wonders, which include limestone caves, mud volcanoes and mangrove canals. If you are looking for a mix of adventure and relaxation with your Andaman and Nicobar package, the island offers scenic boat trips and jungle trekking. Travelers can reach the island via boats that are easily available from Port Blair. If you are an adventure lover, Baratang Island can be your ‘favourite’ island. It is a paradise for bird watching and adventure mangrove boat trips, as it is surrounded by nature’s enchanting surroundings. Baratang Island is located 90 km north of Port Blair, between the Middle and South Andaman Islands. Your ‘to do’ list for Baratang Island includes –

• Limestone Caves: Very popular for their dazzling structures, the caves are made of limestone and have rare stalactite and stalagmite structures.

• Parrot Island: You can walk through the dense mangrove forest to reach Parrot Island. Home to parrots and colorful parakeets, it is a paradise for bird lovers.

• Baludera Beach: This is the best place for those who don't like crowds. So it is a must-see for your Andaman Islands tour package, its serene environment gives you a sense of intense peace and tranquility.

• Mud Volcanoes: Accessible by road or sea, mud volcanoes are small, muddy craters, formed by natural gases and emitted by organic matter.

• Mangrove Creeks: The best way to enjoy the mangrove creeks at leisure and be fascinated by the natural beauty and flora and fauna of these creeks is by boat safari.

5. Diglipur - the largest city in North Andaman

Diglipur is famous for its densest jungle in the Andamans, exotic wildlife, and beautiful sandy beaches. Every visitor can include Saddle Peak trekking in their Andaman and Nicobar Islands package tour. This beach is quite suitable for viewing limestone cave, marine life. Apart from this, Lamia Bay, Kalikapur sea beach, Diglipur National Park are some of the places to visit here. This area is home to the Kalpong River. It can be called a quiet and offbeat area compared to all the other islands.

7. Little Andaman Island -  Crystal water island & pristine waterfalls 

Little Andaman Island is another beautiful destination among all the places in Andaman. With stunning scenic views, wildlife sanctuaries, visitors can explore oil palm plantations and explore opportunities for trekking. Little is the furthest inhabited island, lying over 120 km of south port blair.  Some places like  Butler bay , white surf waterfall , whisper wave waterfall is one of the frequented places of this island.  These waterfalls are famous for the beauty of their natural rushing white water amidst dense maritime forests.

8. Barren Island - The most mysterious volcanic island 

Barren Island is known for being an uninhabited volcanic island. Which is famous for ricks craters, and lava flows. In the Indian subcontinent  it is the only active stratovolcano.  In the year 2021 the last eruption will happen. In Andaman it is one of the most fascinating visiting place for travel experiences.   Don't forget to Include this place for your Andaman Nicobar Islands tour package.  

9.Ross & smith Island - The Historic Twin Island 

Ross & Smith Islands, twin islands in Andaman, are known for their sandy beaches and clear waters. They were once the hub for developmental operations, including Cellular Jail's construction. Tourists enjoy including the islands in Andaman packages for a combination of historical and cultural experiences. Ross Island features historic ruins of British colonial buildings and churches, offering insight into the island's past. The island also has a wildlife sanctuary, home to various animals and birds, including deer and wild pigs. The Man-Caves, natural caves used by prisoners during British rule, provide unique insights into the island's past.

10. Alfred Caves:

Alfred Caves, located near Diglipur, offer a thrilling trek through rainforests and a unique experience with thousands of fruit bats, making them perfect for adventure-seekers seeking a unique addition to their Andaman tour.

11. Guitar Island:

Guitar Island, a hidden gem in Andaman tours, offers serene waters and unspoiled beaches, perfect for solitude seekers. Visit during low tide to witness the sandbar connecting it to surrounding islands.

Must-Do Activities in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands

The Andaman Islands are a serene, adventure-filled, and culturally rich destination offering a variety of activities including high-octane water sports, rare wildlife encounters, and stunning landscapes. To make your Andaman tour package unforgettable, consider adding these elements to your package.

Highlights of the Andaman Tour:

• Limestone Caves Excursion: Take a scenic drive through forests and mangrove creeks to discover the historic caves on Baratang Island.

• Parasailing at Corbyn’s Cove: Enjoy the natural splendour of Port Blair's turquoise waters by parasailing at Corbyn's Cove.

• Seakart Adventures: Get in the deep sea without having to be a skilled driver or swimmer.

• Mayabunder Mangrove Kayaking: Take in the serene waterways, exotic birds, and mangrove forests.

• Swim with Elephants: It's a 20-minute boat ride from Havelock to Elephant Beach, where you can swim, bathe, and snorkel with elephants.

• Turtle Nesting: From October to March, observe four different species of turtles nesting on Kalipur Beach.

• Bioluminescence: Take part in a nighttime kayaking excursion at Havelock Island, where every paddle stroke causes the sea's phytoplankton to glow.

• Glass Bottom Boat Ride: Savour a breathtaking view of North Bay Island's vibrant coral reefs. 

• Game Fishing at Havelock: Capture marlins, tunas, and barracudas in clear waters.

• Cultural Tour to Chidiya Tapu:  End the trip with a sunset at Chidiya Tapu.

Best time to visit  Andaman & Nicobar Island 

The peak season in Andaman, from October to March, offers pleasant weather and tranquil seas, perfect for snorkelling and scuba diving. The Island Tourism Festival enhances the experience, making it a great time to book flights and Andaman tour packages in advance. The shoulder season from April to May is ideal for Andaman tours, with fewer crowds and sunny, warm days. Water sports are still in full flow, and Andaman tour packages can offer discounts. The crystal-clear waters and beach atmosphere make it a refreshing escape. The off-season from June to September is ideal for those seeking peace and bargains, as the monsoon season has heavy rains and turbulent seas, restricting activities. However, in or Andaman packages offer affordable rates with luxury accommodations and serene resorts, despite water sports being prohibited.

Some Best Dishes of The Andaman Islands

The mesmerizing Andaman Islands offer a variety of delicious dishes to must try during vacations.

Chilli Curry:

Prepared with lots of onions, tomatoes, a variety of spices, and hot chilies, Chilli Curry is a typical Andaman Island hot/spicy dish that is the favorite of the locals and foreign tourists. Must try on your Andaman tour.

Fish Curry:

The Andaman Islands are a natural haven for seafood. Pick your choice of fish, cooked with exotic and aromatic spices that will keep you coming back for more. A dish to watch out for on your Andaman tour package.

Amritsari Kulcha:

The Sikhs brought this dish to the Andaman and Nicobar. While the dimension and taste may differ from restaurant to restaurant, the basic stuffing is onion, coriander leaves, spices, and other seasonings.

Macher Jhol:

Introduced by early Bengali settlers, to the Andaman Islands, its ingredients include fish, chilies, coriander seeds, turmeric powder, mustard seeds, and some other active ingredients. Definitely a try-on, on your Andaman tour.

Coconut Prawn Curry:

These are prawns, cooked in delicious aromatic spices, with coconut milk. It tastes great, with some steamed rice.