Andaman Tourism Opens: The Andaman & Nicobar administration has announced that all tourist spots in the South Andaman district will be opened for tourism activities with immediate effect 8 Feb 2022.
The tourists are allowed to visit Baratang/North & Middle Andaman on production of double dose covid certificate/ All other passengers viz. unvaccinated and partially vaccinated passengers (those who have taken only 1S1 dose of COVID vaccine) shall have to produce RT-PCR negative test report
General Guidelines defined for traveling to Andaman Islands during COVID :
What are the guidelines for testing for tourists coming to Andaman after August 03 2021?
On arrival at Port Blair :
1. The tourists need to carry COVID-19 negative test report from mainland based 1CMR approved lab using Reverse Transcriptase-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RTPCR). However, the sample for RTPCR test should have been taken within 48 hours prior to starting the journey from the origin station. (For e.g. if the tourist takes a flight from Delhi at 0600 hrs. on 1st September, 2021, the sample for RTPCR test should have been taken not before 0600 hrs. on 30th August, 2021).
2. The tourists/visitors on arrival at Port Blair airport have to undergo mandatory Covid-19 screening with RTPCR test free of cost. Thereafter the tourists/visitors are allowed to move to their respective hotels. However, they will have to be under quarantine at Port Blair in their hotel rooms until the result of RTPCR tests are received. In case of RTPCR positive test results, the tourists/visitors shall remain in
institutional quarantine in hotels notified by the Hoteliers Association in consent with the A&N Administration, on rates as specified or to the designated hospital/ Covid-19 care centre on case-to-case basis.
3. Tourists may also have to undergo random Rapid Antigen Test conducted from time to time on payment basis as prescribed by A8N Administration.
What if the tourists test positive after arriving at the Andaman Islands?
If the tourists tests positive during their stay in the Islands, he/she will need to undergo institutional isolation as per existing health protocols. The
cost of such isolation for govt. facility will be paid by the tourists as fixed by the administration from time to time.
If the patient wants to stay at hotels, he/she can stay in the hotels if all the conditions below are met:
a) Patients are not symptomatic and not more than 60 years old.
b) Request/ undertaking is made by patient in writing.
c)lf allowed by doctors.
Hotels will make necessary arrangements to designate a part of their rooms for institutional isolation for this purpose.
There has been a common perception that beaches and sunny days are the best pairs to cherish but trust me sunset and nightlife at beaches are the next level heavenly thing to experience in this hell called Earth. Nights adored with twinkling stars and pleasant bgm of waves add phenomenal value to the delight of your night parties at the beach side.
I know the common image that has popped up in your mind is of Goa beaches (plans that never fail to let us fail them). But hold my beer pals, very few of you know about the kind of underrated gem- Andaman and Nicobar Island.
This reluctant nature is quite understandable as for most of us India ends at the lower peninsula.
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The natural beauty of Andaman and Nicobar makes it one of the best tourist places in India. Every year, a number of tourists visit the Union territory to enjoy its scenic beauty. To get an idea about the tourist attractions of the islands, you can do good research by using sources like travel-related books and magazines on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This way, you can thoroughly enjoy Andaman and Nicobar’s natural beauty when you visit the island.
Located in the Bay of Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar Islands comprise of around 572 islands, wonderful beaches, and evergreen forests. Though some of the islands have been colonized, a few amazing islands offer exciting beach activities. Amid the hidden natural beauty of the deep sea, you can explore the deep and clear waters of the islands and the natural beauty of Andaman and Nicobar with fool-proof planning.
So, let’s take you to a textual trip to this paradise and see what really makes it to talk about in context of spending your best weekend and vacation.
Havelock Island Beach(aka Swaraj Dweep) is a most talked about spot among travelers in Andaman. Blue waters and white sand makes a perfect combination to laze around it with your favorite mock tail in hand.
Here, a resort named as Havelock Island Beach Resort compliments your chilling out at this heavenly island surrounded by clear water and tropical green canopy of the rainforest.
With its convenient location, hotel offers easy access to the city's must see destinations. This Resorts facilities and hospitality ensures a pleasant stay for the guests.
105 rooms spread over floors provide a warm and pleasant home away from home.
If you are a party animal and are wondering how the nightlife is in Havelock Island and how are you going to experience the much-hyped Saturday night there, then let us tell you that this island has a very lively nightlife that is popular all across the Andaman Islands. If you want to know do clubs exist in Havelock, then let is share the secret with you.
Head to Havelock Island Beach Resort to get happening party vibes. Here, lavish beachfront resort hosts the best parties across the island. Here, you will get the best drinks and the best music. All this by the seashore where you can have an unforgettable tropical party. Party animals come here to enjoy nightlife in Havelock Island and Havelock Beach Resort do their best to make their time memorable.
Here staff is highly experienced in taking care of all your needs. The trendy music beats will make you groove to their tunes. Whether you are on a honeymoon or a bachelor party, everyone is going to have a blast at the night parties at Havelock Island Beach Resort. The bar serves a wide variety of beverages including cocktails, mocktails, wine, scotch, etc along with non-alcoholic drinks as well. Start the party with mouth-watering starters and appetizing seafood. Enjoy your refreshing drink with a fantastic view. Parties at Havelock Island Beach Resort are one of their kinds. Not too loud but full of fun! Have a great time amidst greenery, tropical breeze, and stunning beach.
Modern comforts such as television LCD/plasma screen, internet access – wireless, internet access – wireless (complimentary), air conditioning, wake-up service can be found in selected rooms. The hotel's private beach, outdoor pool, diving, fishing, garden are ideal places to relax and unwind after a busy day. Whatever your purpose of visit, Havelock Island Beach Resort is an excellent choice for your stay in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Built in 2014, Havelock Island Beach Resort is a distinct addition to Andaman and Nicobar Islands and a smart choice for travelers. The hotel lies 62 Km from the city center and provides accessibility to important town facilities. With its convenient location, the hotel offers easy access to the city's must-see destinations.
Havelock Island Beach Resort is located at beach no.2,Govind Nagar Beach(a km away from Havelock Harbor).
Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep), welcomes you to the Aqua Wonder of India, where gigantic ships seem like a small aquatic animal while sailing in the vast sea. Where human existence seems as meaningless and a numb mind creates a matter of inner peace because on one side it offers lavish night parties and musics but on other side it also takes you to inner peace journey of your soul. People here seems as a small as a drop of saline water, but as meaningful as the sun that sets every evening only to rise again next morning with high spirits and novelty in is old yet eternal.
The pristine surroundings of Havelock entice us. Be it the crystal clear water changing variety of shades between blue and green, the spotlessly white sand with diamond-like shine and softness of sandalwood powder, tropical greenery, picturesque corals, sparse underwater gems, multi-coloured aquatic animals, submerged rocks, or exciting sites for adventure sports. Havelock Island is a paradise hiding in plain sight. Whether you want to relax in isolation and enjoy the inherent pleasure of stillness on its halcyon beaches, swim along with the corals and marine species while enjoying the water sports, or enjoy the unusual coalition of serenity and adventure while exploring the tropical greens and mangroves while kayaking or trekking through the jungles. This destination has all in its platter to make a holiday memorable and joyous.
As I said, Nightlife at beaches are phenomenal thing to experience.But for this you always need a perfect place to groove at night and socialize a bit at this Island far away from your home.Need not worry Havelock Island Beach also takes care of your this need with its hugely appreciated restaurants,bars and pubs.
Nemo Café & Bar, Havelock(aka Havelock Island Beach Club)
If you’re in Havelock and are yearning for a sea view, a DJ night, commendable hospitality, lively ambience, lip-smacking food, and quick service, Nemo Cafe is the place to be. You’ll get pretty much everything here. They can do party arrangements in case you plan to surprise your better half or your friend(s). Candlelights are a plus. Enquire before you go to know, as some days the place is closed for large party bookings.
Nemo Café , also known as Havelock Island Beach Club is especially the best idea for the guests of the resort as it is just a few steps away from the comfort of your room. After spending your day sightseeing, beach hopping or doing scuba diving, night time is the most perfect time to just rejuvenate and chill. Spend some time strolling on the while silky sand of the beach amidst the calming sound of waves and lush greenery. Appreciate the beauty of the star-studded sky and the moonlight touching the ocean. This is something that you cannot ever experience in your city.
Such is the gorgeousness of Havelock Island! The fascinating lights used for decorating the whole place further enhance the beauty of the café and bar. Relax on the sun deck, and order your favorite drink as well as the food of your choice. All this while getting spellbound by the splendor of the Nemo Café. And after spending a few hours enjoying and relaxing, you can simply go back to your lavish room and have a good night’s sleep.
Location: Beach No.2, Havelock Island Beach Resort, Govind Nagar Beach, Havelock Island
Amaya, Seashell, Port Blair
With a magnificent rooftop sea view in Port Blair, Amaya is a fine multi-cuisine restro bar. The outdoor seating overlooks the sea and is a perfect location to enjoy the sea breeze, an intimate candlelight dinner, or just sing along (to the live music) with your friends. Amaya offers excellent seafood, barbeque, sizzlers and cocktails. Live music, sets the mood. This place tops our chart of Restaurants in Port Blair.
Recommendation: Amaya Seafood Platter and Signature Flaming shots
Location: Seashell Hotel, Marine Hill
Nico-Bar, Fortune Bay Island, Port Blair
Nico Bar (the bar of a famous hotel in Port Blair) is a well-stocked bar with one of the best views of the islands. It overlooks North Bay island and one can see the lighthouse (behind the old 20 rupee note) from here. They offer various selections of spirits, wines and beers along with lip-smacking snacks (can get the main course at a family restaurant in the same hotel). They vouch on their fruity concoctions served in coconut shells – their barman’s speciality.
Location: Marine Hill, Port Blair, 744101
Pink Fly Lounge Bar, Port Blair
Port Blair’s only night club, this place is for those who like to party and dance the night away. They keep changing their night party themes to keep the regulars hooked. Situated on the ground floor of Hotel Shompen, it is adorned with pink lights and motorbikes that creates an electrifying ambience. Snacks are good and the bar is well stocked. If you still have some space left for food, you can visit ‘The Love Garden’, Hotel Shompen’s in-house rooftop restaurant.
Location: 2 Middle Point, Opposite Bengali Club, Port Blair
Full Moon Cafe, Havelock
A view of the beach, friendly staff and delightful food – there is no place that brings all these together like the Full Moon Café. This charming restaurant is set inside island Vinnies (Dive India) and has grown to be one of the most recommended places to enjoy a quiet dinner at the beach. The setting is cosy with comfortable sofas, dim ambient lighting and pleasant music. Though some of the dishes may seem pricier than those of other restaurants, we believe it’s a good value for money.
Location: Dive India, Beach No. 3
Bonova Cafe and Pub, Havelock
Seashells in-house Pub, it is one of the best in Havelock. It’s vibrant ambience owes it to its interior design and the occasional DJ nights. For food and drinks, Bonova cafe is an outstanding dining area that offers delicious snacks, cocktails and seafood. It’s a lot of fun, especially for large groups.
Location: Beach Number 2, Govind Nagar Beach, Havelock
Something Different – A beachside Cafe, Havelock
It’s a beautiful seaside cafe, located very close to the Havelock jetty. With low seating and beach murals on the wall, the interiors here are a fresh change from the several other restaurants that dot Havelock’s beaches. Multi-cuisine veg and non-veg dishes are available. With a 100 pax capacity, this cafe is perfect for lazy meals and large groups. To make your journey hassle-free, they provide free pick and drop from hotels. Upon prior request, they even cater to beach camping and bonfire requests. Best for families with children!
Location: Beach No. 2
Venom Bar, Havelock
It’s a part of Symphony Palms beach resort, and is one of the most happening and the oldest bars in Havelock. Famed for its drinks and ambience, the bar also boasts of a stunning beach view. What makes it happening is that the live music doesn’t lose its charm as they invite different artists every month. Generally thronged by travellers, it offers a good chance of meeting them and exchanging interesting travel stories.
Location: Symphony Palms Beach Resort, Beach No. 3
Fat Martin’s Cafe, Havelock and Neil
There are some places where if you go once, you keep coming back. This is one of them. They have an interesting menu, sit down dining, live music (on most days), great
vibes, and is comparatively easy on the pocket. They also provide free (but slow) wifi – a luxury in Andamans. Though we recommend you to try everything here, but in case you cannot visit again, do not miss out on the dessert ‘Hello to the queen’.
Location: Vijayanagar Beach, Havelock Island and Sitapur Beach, Neil island
If you’re a scuba diver, this is an experience you just cannot miss. Diving with a torch in hand at night in itself can be a ‘resume glorifying’ event, but what’s going to be memorable are the diverse varieties of marine life you shall spot down there. This is seasonal and is subject to weather conditions. You can enquire about this from established PADI Dive centres.
Do you want to go on a submarine ride in the magical depths of the Andamans? A highly thrilling adventure, you should indulge in this amazing experience while vacationing on the island. Witness the rich underwater marine life closely while sitting in the comforts of a semi-submarine. It will take you on an exciting ride above the multicolored corals and amid a plethora of unique fish.
Best place to do: North Bay Island
Level of difficulty: Easy
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It is the latest and very famous adventure water sport in the Andaman Islands. In this, you get to drive in the sea along the coast of Port Blair. Giving you a combination of speed, excitement, safety, and comfort, it is a unique hybrid watercraft resembling a go-kart. Drive on your own in unexplored waters of the island if you are seeking some thrill with your travel companions.
Best place to do: Port Blair
Level of difficulty: Medium
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Andaman and Nicobar Islands are open for tourists throughout the year. However, the best time to visit the island is from October to April when the weather is pleasurable. Most of the people preferring to come here plan their Andaman trip during this time. The summer season is likely to be avoided. Visitors can travel to the island at any time as it witnesses comforting weather throughout the year. But when comes to choosing the best season to visit there, winter stands tall as one of the best times of the year to visit the secluded isle. With the dry weather facilitating easy commutation, the summer season is also beneficial for tourists.
The weather in the summer season maintains higher temperatures, constantly fluctuating between 25°C and 32°C. Early mornings and evenings are amazingly pleasant. If you are visiting the Andaman Islands during this time of the year, then you should also pay a visit to the popular Beach Festival that is held every year. It is a perfect time to soak in the sun on some of these shimmering beaches.
Owing to its tropical proximity, the monsoons in the Andaman Islands witnesses a substantial amount of rainfall. With temperatures alternating between 25°C and 30°C, conditions turn extremely humid. Some brave adventurers visit the island during this time as well in order to experience exciting festivities such as the Monsoon Festival and the Food Festival.
During the winter season in the Andaman Islands, temperatures sometimes hit a minimum of 20°C and occasionally touch 30°C too. This season is the most favorable time of the year to explore the island as it offers a very pleasant feel. As the sea waters remain calm and composed, underwater activities such as sea walking, swimming, scuba diving, and snorkeling are at their best during winter. You can also catch up on the Island Tourism Festival and the Film Festival on your visit during this time of the year.
Mobile connectivity - It is a major concern for tourists visiting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Almost all networks fail to function properly there and the ones that work, offer very basic services, Call drop, bad network, not being able to download applications, etc. are some of the issues that you may face at the island. However, it is found that BSNL provides better service than other networks here. So, make sure that you carry a BSNL sim card on your trip to the Andaman Islands. It is recommended to take the help of a tour operator in order to avoid any kind of risk. In case of an emergency, you can also carry some extra sim cards that you can use.
Medical facilities - The islands have very limited access to medical facilities but their close proximity to Port Blair makes things easier for the tourists. The capital town has a good healthcare service with several medical stores and hospitals. The health infrastructure here is limited but you can easily see improvement and modernization in medical services. There are enough medical facilities to support the outsiders that include ambulances, X-ray machines, captive power generators, and a lot more. One can also find few homeopathy dispensaries here. G.B Panth hospital is the most reputed hospital in the city. It is known for providing affordable and genuine treatments to patients.
ATM - It is advisable to carry a decent amount of cash with you as you will find only a few ATMs around the island. The ATMs here are replenished with cash in four to five days. Thus, while visiting the Andamans, you should carry enough cash with you. In case you visit Port Blair on this trip, then you don’t have to worry about cash as it has various ATMs and you will not face any trouble there.
Minimum duration for visiting the Andaman Islands - If you are planning to cover the south, north, and middle Andaman, then it is advisable to plan a week’s trip. In these seven days, you can travel in and around Port Blair and explore tourist attractions like Ross Island, Havelock Island, Neil Island, Baratang Island, Mayabunder, etc.
Crucial things to keep in Mind While Visiting the Andaman Islands
Reaching the Andaman and Nicobar Islands
There are no direct flights to the Andaman Islands from everywhere. For instance, if you are flying from Delhi or Mumbai, then you will have a layover in Hyderabad or somewhere else. From there, you will be flying to Port Blair, the capital of the island. Its airport is Vir Savarkar Airport. However, there are direct flights also from a few cities such as Chennai, Bangalore, and Kolkata.
To reach any major island from Port Blair, you will be required to take a government ferry or faster private catamaran. However, the timetables are not predictable and services are slow. Sometimes, it can take up to three to four hours to reach Havelock Island or Neil Island.
One of the most famous and well-maintained museums of Andaman, the Anthropological Museum sheds light on the profound and informative portrait of the island's area people of tribes. These tribes are considered together of the oldest in the world.
The museum displays various articles like handicrafts, tools, arts and crafts, implements, photographs, and clothing dating back to the era of the prominence of these native tribes. It also showcases models of clay and hay to inform of the houses, utensils, ornaments, and equipment used by these tribes. The museum works towards the aim of preserving the heritage and tribal culture of the islands.
The Anthropological Museum resides at a distance of around 7.3 kilometres from Port Blair which will ideally consume 13 to 15 minutes. The most convenient mode to reach the Anthropological Museum is to travel via MG road. The museum remains open between 09:00 AM to 01.00 PM and 01.30 PM to 04.30 PM. Make sure you plan your visit following the timings of the museum.
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The museum throws light on the four Negrito Tribes of the Andaman, Jarawas, Sentinelese, Great Andamanese, and therefore the Onges and two Mongoloid Tribes of the Nicobar viz. the Nicobarese and the Shompens.
The collection of the museum includes portraits, models, and photographs of tribal communities in Andaman Islands. Since these tribes maintain little or no contact with the surface world, the museum may be an excellent opportunity to know their culture and lifestyle. The significant exhibits one can find are shamanic sculptures and the Jarawa chest guard.
The Anthropological Museum gives insights about the life of the tribe that once called this island their home. Andamans houses six native tribes that are isolated from the rest of the world. The museum further enables you to gain insights into the tribal life of these people. What this museum lacks in design, it makes up for in enthusiasm. Not the exact state-of-the-art kind of gallery compiles the information beautifully, so full marks for that. If you are a history buff, make sure to include this landmark in your itinerary.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island, formerly known as Ross Island, used to be the residential headquarters for the British administration in the Andaman Islands. The British brought with them all modern amenities and endowed the island with beautiful buildings and government institutions, giving it the nickname of ‘Paris of the East’.
The island clad with coconut and palm trees all across the island resides in the Archipelago of Andaman. However, it is now mostly deserted with some parts of the island retaining the colonial architecture. Incidentally, it was also the capital of the Archipelago for close to a century, between 1858 to 1941. The island has been named after ‘Sir Daniel Ross,’ a marine surveyor and has attracted a vast number of visitors from across the globe.
Ross Island is 3 km away from Port Blair.
By Water: One of the best mediums to reach Ross Island is by taking a ferry. You can choose between private ferries or a boat departing from Phoenix Bay.
By Road: Several buses connect Port Blair to Aberdeen Jetty, which is near to Ross island. From there, take a ferry to reach your Destination.
The island contains several brick walkways crisscrossing the settlement. There are several small shops with water and food supplies, and ferries run every hour or so from Port Blair. As it is a navy controlled territory, visitors have to sign-in upon entry and exit. Tourists can also explore the historical ruins that are on the island – Troop Barracks, Chief Commissioner’s House, etc. The island is closed to tourists at night. For wildlife enthusiasts, the island has a variety of endangered species of birds and deers and hence makes for an exceptional sight itself. The swimming pool and the tennis court on the island are a perfect leisure spot for the visitors. A journey to Ross Island would be incomplete without attending its marvellous Light and Sound Show.
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Once the seat of British power, Ross Island now boasts of breathtaking ruins and an exciting journey to the past. It’s the nostalgia that surrounds the Ross island accounting for its beauty and charm. Ross Island has a rich history and cultural heritage, offering a lifetime experience. The island promises of a perfect, airbrushed start into what could quite probably be the most ingrained, indulgent holiday of your lives.
Cellular Jail is a national memorial of great historical significance for India and touts to be the most prominent tourist spot in Andamans. Built by the Britishers during their colonial rule in India, especially to exile political prisoners, the Cellular jail was where the inmates were subject to punishments and atrocities at the hands of the British soldiers.
The construction of the present structure of the cellular jail went on from 1896 to 1906. Nevertheless, the British officers had been using the prison as an exile for prisoners since the late 1950s. Once known as Kala Pani, the jail was used by the British for deporting political prisoners from India.
The cellular jail lies within the town of Port Blair, located at a famous landmark known as Atlanta Point that lies about 7.8 km from the centre of Port Blair via RGT Road. An ideal way to reach the jail complex is by hiring a private cab or an auto-rickshaw for your convenience. Tourists can also hire Two-wheelers and cycles from multiple rental shops in port Blair.
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The architectural style of this jail is cellular. Upon visiting, you will notice that the stories and struggles of the freedom and political fighters of our country displayed proudly on the walls of the prison. You will chance upon a gallery dedicated to the memorabilia of the movement of the freedom fighters, and the anecdotes of the adversities faced by the brave soldiers who were unfortunate enough to bear the torment of the Britishers.
Each parapet of the seven-winged structure stands a proud witness proclaiming the glory of the illustrious dissidents such as Yogendra Shukla, Veer Savarkar, Batukeshwar Dutt, and many others. From the corners of the brick structure, one can also view the legendary Ross Island lying just across in front, and the North Bay Island towards the left.
The jail offers a reckoning insight into the horrible past of India. The state of the country under colonialism and the unwavering love of the freedom fighters for their nation. The prison is a standing testimony to what our heroes had to go through to achieve the freedom that we have today. With its historical value and architectural prowess, the Kalapani or Andaman Cellular Jail remains a remarkable place for the tourists who visit Andaman Island from all over the world.
Enormous store rooms with wooden planks piled up on one side and a massive workshop with century-old machines on the other, that's Andaman and Nicobar archipelago's Chatham Saw Mill, the oldest and also one of the most important in Asia. Situated 3 kilometers north of Port Blair, the mill has got its name from the entire island occupying it.
The massive wooden front gate at the doorway proudly announces its contribution to the history of the island. The mill was primarily built in 1883 during British colonial rule to meet the need of timber for construction works within the island. The British also used the sawmill to convert vast quantities of wood for catering to the requirements back in their own country.
The Chatham sawmill is within the Chatham Islands, which is at a distance of 11 kilometers from Port Blair. The best way to reach the mill is by hiring a private cab or an auto-rickshaw for your convenience. The sawmill and therefore the forest museum is open on all days except on Sundays and public holidays.
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In 1942, during the planet War II, British heavily bombed Andaman island to take control back from Japanese occupation which destroyed multiple parts of the mill. A half hemispherical shaped bomb pit by this bombing remains there. A canopy walk is formed over the bomb pit for the tourists to take a closer look. As one nears the mill, one can see large wooden logs piled across the region.
The mill also features a museum that exhibits wooden crafts made by skilful artisans. There are displays of some flora and fauna inside the museum too. While visiting here, tourists can witness the varied manufacturing processes that want to convert massive logs into small and complex chunks of wood.
The Department of Environment & Forests established a contemporary Museum in September 2006 within the Mill Complex. The museum exhibits beautiful photographs of historical importance also as about the overall working of the Department of Environment & Forests.
The Chatham Sawmill is of great historical significance because it has witnessed tons of ancient events and maybe a great place for people to love history. If you're a history buff, then you want to pay a visit to the Chatham mill. Whether you're an individual who loves history or not, this mill is worth a visit because it isn't just a traditional destination, it's something different and unique.
Enclosed by thick forests and dense mangroves, this Island in the Andamans is a prime trekking destination for adventure lovers. As the name suggests, Chidiya Tapu is known to be a haven for birds and bird watchers. Indigenous and migratory birds decorate the skies for wildlife enthusiasts visiting the place.
The beautiful treks with melodies of birds singing in the background and the sighting of wildlife is a thrilling experience. For the wildlife admirers and photography enthusiasts, there is no better place on Andamans than Chidiya tapu.
You can also witness the rich biodiversity and a wide range of tropical flora and fauna at the natural park established in 2001. The park features exotic plant species like Mahuas and Padauks, to exquisite birds and animals. Spread over 40 hectares, it is home to wild pigs and deers in the jungle.
Chidiya Tapu is at the southernmost tip of the South Andaman region at a distance of 32 kilometers from the main town. One can access it via road by hiring a cab or a taxi. Most travellers rent a car or bike to succeed in Chidiya Tapu from Port Blair.
Cabs: Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the Island may be a good option.
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The main attractions on this Island include the Biological Park, Chidiya Tapu Beach, the Sylvan Sands and the Munda Pahad beaches. There is a government guest house located at the top of the hilltop, famous for its surreal sunset views.
It is an excellent site for snorkelling because of the presence of bright corals. The Chidiya Tapu Biological Park was established in 2001 to conserve and study endangered species of flora and fauna found in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
The park is now a renowned centre for biodiversity and conservation and is spread over 40 hectares by area. One can easily spot Various species of the plants, including Mahuas and Padauks. The place covered with thick green jungles provides animals with natural habitat. Nature lovers can easily spot a variety of birds, wild pigs and deers.
Chidiya Tapu is a must-see in Andaman. There is so much here that you can never fully embrace the length and breadth of this Island. At almost every turn, the views of a thick green forest cover and azure sea waters await you. Experience serenity as the dense mangroves cover the entirety of the Island and make sure that you spend a couple of hours at this exotic place with your loved ones.
Adorned by the shimmering water and enclosed with dense forests, Cinque island is a land of hidden treasure. With multiple activities and white sandy beaches, there is a vast option for the water babies to enjoy and explore around. Segregated into North Cinque and South Cinque islands, this island is an untouched beauty of Andaman which every nature lover must explore at least once. This well known submerged jumping spot is on the north side of the mainstream Duncan Passage and amidst Rutland and Passage Islands. The occupied island is an excellent delight to every one of the voyager's touch base here.
This island is on the north side of Duncan Passage, at a distance of 26 kilometres from Port Blair. At the same time, it is 3.5 hours away from Wandoor in 2 hours from Chidiya Tapu. Cinque Island is on the south-western shoreline of South Andaman in the Bay of Bengal. The two divisions of the island separate by a sandbar and are a part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park.
There is no scheduled ferry service, but Chartered boats are allowed from Port Blair and Wandoor. To avail this facility, one has to contact private boat operators in Port Blair affiliated with the Forest Department to hire a boat.
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Cinque Island has coral reef gardens extending hundreds of meters into the deep sea. It offers a vista of its shells, starfish, coral reefs, seaweeds, colourful fishes, sea anemones, salt-water crocodile, turtles and water snakes to its visitors. This island also has a fine sandy beach and tropical rainforest. Famous for underwater diving and activities like camping, game fishing, scuba diving and snorkelling, the ideal time to visit this island is from October to May. Submerged corals also attract nature enthusiasts to Cinque Island.
The Cinque Islands is an ideal getaway with your family and loved ones as many tourists do not frequently visit the island, and it is just you and the nature that surrounds. The island houses varied species of bird population which are unaffected and free. These islands support ecotourism, and special permits are required to visit this place.
The rarely available licenses and the high cost of these charter boats make it less touched by the travellers and hence ranks as the most untouched visitable island. There is more to this archipelago than what meets the eye. Up for a close encounter with the rarest of corals? Or walk on the seafloor and behold the underwater world? Or with a promise of that and more aqua adventures, the island doesn't disappoint.
Collinpur Beach, located in southern Andaman, is the residence of enchanting cobalt water and a tranquil stretch of smooth sand. The exotic Collinpur beach also has a thick veil of palm plantations. The offbeat location of Collinpur Beach makes it one of the most favorite destinations in Port Blair, free from the crowd.
It is also known as 'Sunset Bay'. The beach of Collinpur is U-shaped with ocean clouds floating around seawater. Piles of Smooth sand cover the beach and the dense vegetation in the region exhibit multiple shades of green. The enchanting blend of great green tropical forests and knotted trunks of old trees make the place very picturesque and offers a beautiful backdrop to the azure waters that cross the coast.
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This island is 36 kilometres from the city of Port Blair and is easily accessible via road.
Cabs: If you are looking for the most convenient way to reach this location, private cabs are your best bet. Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the park may be a good option.
Since the beach is on the outskirts of the city, it is relatively cleaner and quieter. Being covered by dense vegetation, you won't know that you're near the sea until you see it. It is a long stretch flanked by a hill on one side, and since the gradient is not steep, it is ideal for sunbathing.
Due to the low water, the Collinpur beach is also suitable for swimming. Watching the sunset and basking in the glory of the sun can be a memorable experience on the beach. It is indeed a beautiful escape into nature's arms. At both ends of this small beach are Japanese bombers from World War II.
An excellent option for honeymoon couples, the beach provides a serene and peaceful ambience. What's even more tempting is the fact that exquisite strips of sand lapped by emerald waters await your arrival. The scenery and tranquillity of Collinpur Beach make it an unforgettable experience. With a lovely contrast of the pristine blue waters and the pure white sand, it's undoubtedly one of the best-secluded beaches out there. If your idea of paradise is serene and postcard-perfect landscape, then Collinpur beach is the perfect choice for a getaway.
Andaman is known for its gorgeous beaches. There are several breathtaking beaches on the archipelago, and Corbyn Cove Beach in Port Blair is known for its astounding scenery and spectacular surroundings. The beach houses coconut palms, white shimmering sand, and turquoise beaches. The tranquil ambience is best for those looking to rejuvenate and revive from the monotony of daily life. The beach has a chain of mouth-watering restaurants, cafes, beach houses, clubs, and shopping stalls. You can also Experience the heart brimming water sports activities at the beach.
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Getting There
Corbyn Cove Beach lies roughly at a distance of 8 kilometres from Port Blair, the capital city of Andaman. The entry to the beach is free.
Public Transport: If you want to save some money, then you can opt for a public bus. The bus service is available from 4:30 am to 12 noon, and the buses are accessible all through the day.
Car hire and rental: There are multiple shop establishments for car hire and rentals. For adventure seekers, a two-wheeler is recommended to experience the surreal views while driving on the scenic coastal roads.
Be There Do That
Corbyn Cove beach is in close proximity to Snake Island, known for its vast and rich marine life, also a paradise for nature lovers. Kala Pani, a nearby location to this beach was a famous jail at the time of British rule in India. It is open to all visitors throughout the year and is known for its famed Light and sound show on India's freedom in Hindi and English. Joggers Park rests on top of a hill that offers a panoramic view of the crystal clear ocean. If you crave some me-time to relax and relish the peaceful setting, then without any doubt spend some time at Joggers Park near Corbyn Cove Beach. Scuba diving is another enthralling activity to attempt at the beach. Somebody will train you to use the gear and equipment while you dive underwater by driving instructors. Swimming is one of the must-do things to indulge in Corbyn Cove Beach, make sure to carry a swimsuit, towel, and changing clothes to the beach.
While You're There
Closing Statement
The beach lives up to the hype by offering multiple serene locations on the island. Enjoy the lingering walks on the pristine beach with your loved ones while experiencing a dazzling sunset. Swaying coconut trees and an uber-calming atmosphere makes Corbyn's Cove beach a place to kick back and unwind. It is indeed one of the best alternatives for those looking to rejuvenate and revive from the monotony of daily life.
Filled with dry tree trunks and long stretches of white sandy beaches, Jolly Buoy island draws the attention of tourists for its submerged corals that are a testament to the underwater life of this island. An integral part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, it is a preserved area protected by the Andaman Administration.
Its long beaches display a soothing combination of green, white, turquoise and blue. This island is renowned for its underwater corals and the pristine beach. The underwater coral view further comes alive with snorkelling, scuba diving, or taking a glass-bottom boat in the clear island waters. Marine of the island is another quintessential attraction of the island.
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To reach Jolly Buoy from Port Blair, find a convenient commute till Wandoor Beach. Once at Wandoor Beach, you can inquire about speed boats from the local shop. From Port Blair, Jolly Buoy Island is at a distance of 30 Km, and you can take a ferry from Port Blair.
Cabs: Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions. The beach dwells at a distance of 30 km from the airport, and it takes around 1 hour to reach there.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the island may be a good option.
Snorkelling and diving are the regular activities found on the island happily experienced by thousands of tourists. Although there are no palm or coconut trees here, the Jolly buoy features a small yet dense tropical forest that covers 70% of the island and can be easily trekked through with the help of a guide. The beach is only present at one side of the island while other sides open up to a cliff that ends in water, which is why it is not allowed to stand near the edge of the jungle.
While You're There
The island has a vast richness of flora and corals. For families, couples, or friends to have the best leisure time Jolly Buoy Island is the best spot with adventure activities supported by the underwater world here would leave you awe-struck. Whether it is scuba diving or any other water sports you name it, and you've got it right here on the island. Don't miss out to gain this beautiful experience in the islands of Andaman and it is never too soon to start planning your vacation!
Positioned near Port Blair, Viper Island was the location of an old jail used by the Britishers to keep political prisoners and harbor convicts. This island is exceptionally exquisite and tranquil. There are multiple versions of the stories about how the island got its name.
One of the notable and well-accepted accounts maintains that the island got its name from the name of the vessel in which Lt. Blair came to Andaman and Nicobar in the year 1789. Visitors swarm this beautiful island as it serves a beautiful amalgamation of historically significant elements and arresting grandeur of nature.
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People can visit Viper Island from Port Blair both by road and sea. Folks usually opt for ferries available between Viper Island and Port Blair. It takes roughly 45 minutes to reach Viper Island by road which includes crossing stretches of the sea.
Folks start from the Phoenix Bay jetty, taking 20 minutes to arrive. The Harbor Cruise, running and from the jetty, can help explore the different points of the harbour along with a trip to Viper Island.
The ruins of the jail, cells and the gallows narrate unfortunate incidents of a brutal rule that India had to undergo in the past. You get a bird's eye view of the neighbouring islands, the seven-point harbour and the mighty ocean in its splendid shades.
On the way to the island, do not forget to witness the magnificent beauty of 7 point harbour with boats wayfaring in the mighty ocean. A walk to remnants of the jail built by the Britishers might enthuse history buffs keen to know more about Indian history. Multiple beaches in the vicinity make it an ideal place to spend an hour at Viper Island.
Viper Island located on the Bay of Bengal is a prominent travellers' spot of the Andaman Islands and has loads of and is a delight to all historians, photo posers and nature lovers.
Viper Island is also a painful reminder of the atrocities our forefathers had to bear back in the day. The archipelago territory will blow the mind with its lush green coconut palms and pristine beaches with blue waters. Exquisite strips of sand lapped by emerald waters and backed by lush hills, palm trees and boulders; the island awaits your arrival!
Tucked away from the noisy streets and humdrum of the city, the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is a dreamy paradise in the Andamans. Present in Wandoor village, this park is home to 15 charming islands having exotic marine life. The Marine National Park Park was established on 24 May 1983 under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 to protect marine life prevalent in the area. The park encompasses peaceful beaches, coral reefs, lush mangrove covers, rainforests, and lagoons which bring in an aesthetic feel, and has an area of 281 square kilometers.
Getting There
Marine National Park is roughly 18 kilometers away from the Port Blair City, and tourists can reach here within 30 minutes. Visitors can either opt for a taxi or avail of the bus services to Wandoor which run daily from 6:00 AM onwards.
Cabs: If you are looking for the most convenient way to reach this location, private cabs are your best bet. Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going around the nearby places connected to the park may be a good option.
Most of the islands present in the park are preserved and therefore not accessible by visitors. For the health freaks who fancy a morning jog, the jogging track made on the untouched, new shore is pure joy.
The water sports complex is perfect for adventure seekers too. What is remarkable about Marina Park is that it has something for everyone. Take a dip in the pristine beach waters or enjoy the water activities in Marina Park, the choice is yours.
The Aquarium present in the park houses up to 350 species of fish and other creatures, like turtles, sharks, and crabs. The outdoors has a skeleton of a blue whale that got washed into the shore on the Nicobars.
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Reckoned as an eco-friendly destination of Andamans, the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is a serene place offering a bang for buck to its visitors. Ideal for picnics and water sports it could be your next fun-filled family getaway. Amidst all the alluring beauty of the island, this is a must on your trip to Andaman.
Samudrika springs from the word Samudra, meaning Sea. Run by the Indian Navy, Samudrika Naval Marine Museum is themed around all things sea, showcasing all its aspects in several rooms. There are exhibitions on marine life, tribal life, lifestyle, and culture.
A prominent attraction of the museum is the skeleton of a baby sulfur bottom that was washed ashore on the coast of Andaman & Nicobar. Another speciality of the museum is its inbuilt aquarium featuring regional varieties of the ocean plants and animals.The museum houses five rooms specified as follows,
Room One: This room has exhibitions focused on the tribal culture of Andamanese, volcanoes of the region, wood species, and flora and fauna of the area.
Room Two: Aqua room holds numerous exhibits of the undersea world like stonefish, parrotfish, and others in a large aquarium. You can spot multiple fish species in this room.
Room Three: The coral room showcases an unusual marine formation and their exact locations.
Room Four & Room Five: The display and tribal rooms display an outsized collection of seashells, exotic butterflies, a spread of snake specimens, and war currency.
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The Samudrika aquarium settles at a distance of 9 kilometres from the centre of Port Blair. It is easily accessible via road and a walkable distance. The museum stays open on all days from 9 AM to five PM barring Mondays. The area also exhibits the island's ecosystem and marine life and also features a small aquarium with various species of aquatic animals.
There are several activities which include coral cruising, beach activities, ferrying to islands, Forest walk, visiting museums, water sports, photography, Beach walk and shopping. It is an ideal destination for travel, the places nearby Samudrika Marine museums attract tourists of each age bracket from every continent to possess a pleasant moment at Andaman.
The exhibits of the museum represent the history of the Andaman Islands and people of the region, archaeology, marine life, and general information of the land. The exhibits in the museum provide information about marine life and its sensitive ecosystem.
The government established this museum with the thought of spreading awareness among people on various aspects regarding aquatic life and therefore, the importance of preserving this sensitive ecosystem well for a balanced way forward for the citizenry. It takes approximately 2-3 hours to explore this place, and the main aim behind running this museum is to spread awareness about life within the ocean.
The Fisheries Museum is a famous tourist attraction in the Andaman Islands. This popular sightseeing place of Andaman has a wide range of installations with informative coverage of the islands' ecosystem, plants, animals, tribal communities, and marine life.
This museum includes a small aquarium that houses various collections of fishes and corals and shells. This museum is adjacent to the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, Port Blair and exhibits species of marine life endemic to the islands. It holds over 350 species of marine life found in the Asia-Pacific.
On entering the premises, it feels like stepping into a bio laboratory because of various plants and animals installations. The museum has live animals like crabs, sharks, starfish and corals along with life-size displays of a sawfish and dolphin, and the skeleton of a sperm whale believed to be one of the most massive toothed whales.
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The museum is at a distance of almost 9 kilometres from the central Port Blair in the Andaman Islands. You can reach the museum from Aberdeen Bazar/ Port Blair bus terminus by walk, bus, auto or car. It is about 3 km from the main bus terminus in Port Blair.
Cabs: If you are looking for the most convenient way to reach this location, private cabs are your best bet. Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the park may be a good option.
The Fisheries Museum houses hundreds of marine species of unusual fishes, corals and shells. This place is perfect for studying various marine species. Start exploring the museum by locating the different sized fishes, sharks, and whales.
These are exhibited to the guests meticulously by being preserved in glass jars. Displays of turtles and remnants of the Sperm Whale make this museum a busy spot on all days. Children love this space and are amazed at the marine life species of the islands. All aquatic creatures present here are sourced from the Bay of Bengal and Indo-Pacific Bay.
Fisheries museum promises of a perfect, airbrushed start into what could quite probably be the most ingrained, indulgent holiday of your lives. Come and Witness the exceptional specimens in the Fisheries Museum, hand-picked from the underwater life.
It is a treasure trove of information about the exotic marine life in Andaman. Housing an aquarium with various species of fishes and other creatures which exist deep down the azure waters, the museum is a crowd-puller.
Known for its breathtaking natural landscapes, magnificent coral reefs, serene underwater marine life and signature white-sand beaches, North Bay Island is a traveller's paradise. It is one of those spots where you can enjoy a combination of peace and thrill and is considered an epitome of natural splendour.
One of the most prized treasures of this island, the coral reefs are a significant tourist attraction that draws people from all corners of the world. It is also known as Coral island. North Bay Island is a popular destination among the travel buffs and has something for everyone from its coral reefs to its panoramic landscapes and adventurous sports.
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At a distance of 43 km, this island is to the north of Port Blair. Trips to the North Bay Island begin either from Junglighat Jetty or the Andaman Water Sports Complex depending upon the government regulations and schedules. The boats accommodate up to 250 people and have life jackets for passenger's safety. If you are looking for the most convenient way to reach this location, private cabs are your best bet. Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Sea Walk at North Bay island is a must-do activity. The experts handpicked the island for Sea Walk because of the beautiful reef and varieties of fishes available in the island. It has a lighthouse offering a spectacular view of Port Blair skyline and Ross Island. Sea walking on the island introduces you to the vibrant world of the sea. A glass-bottom boat tour is another option allowing tourists to explore the marine world. The island flaunts varieties of coral reefs and fishes which are absent in most of the islands.
If you prefer spending a genuinely memorable and pleasant vacation on the seashores at the beautiful beaches or dream of waking up to the views of an endless sea, then North Bay island is what you're looking for! While its water sports will set your adrenaline pumping, you can also pay a visit to this island to find an escape from the city crowd. As soon as the ambience sinks in – all you would want to do is unwind, capture the moments and be grateful for having stopped here before moving further.
Located at a distance of approximately 1,000 km away from the coast of eastern peninsular India, the Red Skin Island in the Andaman Island calls for a visit to every nature lover. This island is the most frequented island among the many beautiful islands to visit in this archipelago.
Red Skin Island is one amongst the 15 beaches inside the Marine National Park of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The picturesque beach and adjoining forest cover make for a picture-perfect holiday attracting tourists from all corners of the world.
It is also a hub for marine life having abundant red coral reefs, aquatic animals, tropical plants, white sandy beaches and clear water. Considered an alternative to Jolly Buoy Island due to its adjacent location, this island promises a relaxed journey on a coast that is a paradise in itself.
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The island is at a distance of 30 km via road from the capital city of Andaman, Port Blair. The ferries are available from the nearest village called Wandoor. Regular rides are available on a strict timetable as the ferry service starts from 9 am. The return journey starts from 2:30 pm onwards every day.
Cabs: Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the island may be a good option.
The beach has shallow water allowing tourists to take a natural bath with sea-salt. Tourists favourite activities include glass boat rides and snorkelling on the external water surface. The natural beauty of the island clubbed with pleasant surroundings make red skin island a perfect venue to unwind.
It is also becoming a popular destination choice of honeymoon for newly-weds crediting its lush landscape, weather, abundant marine life and adventurous activities. Souvenirs in the form of rare and uncommon shells can be collected lying on the shore.
Red Skin Island is A Charming Seascape In Andaman That You Can't Afford To Miss. The island is indeed a perfect avenue to soak in views of the ocean with the melting sand under your feet while the tranquil ambience captivates you.
The main pull factor of the island is its abundant and rich coral reef. Apart from that, it houses fishes such as zebrafish, parrotfish and sea urchin. Elephants are also present on the beach.
The Natural beauty is to be enjoyed rather than utilised, and this is what makes this white sand beach island a mandatory destination for those visiting the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Located in the Wandoor village at a distance of 29 kilometers from Port Blair, the capital city of Andaman, this park is home to 15 charming islands exhibiting the most exotic marine life. The park has an area of 281 square kilometers encompassed by peaceful beaches, coral reefs, lush mangrove covers, rainforests, and lagoons which brings in an aesthetic feel.
The Mahatma Gandhi National Park was established in 1983 to conserve the marine ecosystem including biodiversity, tropical forests, mangroves, coral reefs, and fauna. It is entirely a no-plastic zone. It was brought upon under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972, to preserve coral reefs and sea turtles. Both of the islands- Red Skin and Jolly Buoy have a kinship to the Rutland Archipelago.
The beautiful Wandoor beach is situated at Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, around 30 km from Port Blair. For travelling to the Jolly Buoy and Red skin islands, people have to reach this place by road and board the ship (port charter boats).
The giant aqua park is in Wandoor which is about 30kms from Port Blair. Public and private buses plying at regular intervals serve as the best option for a budget traveller between 6 am to 8 pm. The Department of Information, Publicity and Tourism Andaman and Nicobar Islands also provides excellent bus service specifically for this Marine Park. The closest airport is at Port Blair.
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This Marine Park comprises 15 small and large islands and an open sea. The coral reefs growing around the islands attract not only tourists but also scientists and researchers from all over the world. Visitors can view some of the rarest corals which include the likes of Acropora, Pacillopora, Montipora, Leptoseris and Other marine animals like Starfishes through glass boom boats.
Tucked away from the hustle-bustle and busy streets, the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is a dream-like spot in the Andamans. If your idea of paradise is serene and postcard-perfect landscape, then this park is the answer to all your prayers. With its gorgeous vistas and stunning marine culture, it is indeed the perfect place to whisk you away for a vacation.
Surrounded by mountains of tall green trees and incredible wilderness, Mt Harriet National Park is the pride of Port Blair. This park is carved from the forests, further showcasing flora and fauna beautifully. The park got its name from the British artist Harriet C. Tytler.
It was established in 1987 as a forest reserve and also served as headquarters for British officials for a long time. The park is spread over 5 square km and is home to rich biodiversity and panoramic views of the area. It is also the highest peak within the group of islands in Andaman. Did you know that this mountain features in the 20Rs note in the Indian Currency?
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The national park is at a distance of 70 km from Port Blair.
Cabs: Private travel companies in Andaman provide cab services to all major tourist attractions.
Rental: Rental services for two-wheeler vehicles is a choice. Hiring two-wheelers and going round the nearby places connected to the park may be a good option.
Via sea: Tourists can Board the ferry at Chatham dock in Port Blair which will take you to Bambooflat harbour just in 15 minutes. Taking the sea route is preferable and faster.
Mount Harriet National Park houses a diverse range of wild plants, trees, and animals. Over 100 species of birds reside within this park. With its variety and diversity, it is no wonder that multiple trekking trails are prevalent here. If you have young children and elderly parents with you, who cannot walk for an extended period you can take your car and drive up the forest area up to the highest peak of Mount Harriet.
You will be amazed at the marvellous view from the top of Mount Harriet. Be ready to catch it on your camera and have it posted on social media for other people to see. If you are a nature-lover, then this is the perfect place for you to visit and try to enjoy being in an environment with picturesque views. One of the sights you can see in North Bay Island’s LightHouse.
If you are planning for a quick escape amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, The Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair can be an excellent getaway. The National park is not only famous for its collection of flora and fauna but also offers enviable views of the neighbouring islands. Moreover, with the calm Andaman Sea in the backdrop, the charm of the lush green forests grows multifold. Laze around or explore the wilderness on a trekking expedition– This park has it all!
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