Astonishing Andaman

In the morning, have your morning meal and leave for North Bay, where you can engage in snorkelling and relish a glass boat ride to view the magical underwater world. After this, guests get to be heading to Ross Island, which is known for its cultural spots, natural beauty, and historical importance. The places guests get to be visiting at Ross Island include the Chief Commissioner's Bungalow and the Government House. Later in the day, discover Viper Island where you can try parasailing and go for banana boat rides.

Have your morning meal and then leave for Neil Island, which is situated close to 36 km northeast of Port Blair. The island was named after a British Brigadier general who had fought for the British East Indian Company during the Indian Rebellion of 1857. After checking in to your lodging on Neil Island, head out to stop at Sitapur sandy haven to revel in its serene and undisturbed environment. Travelers get to then be going to Bharatpur Beach, which is the only beach on Neil Island that allows watersports such as jet skiing, scuba diving, snorkelling, and banana boat rides. The last beach guests get to be visiting for the day is Laxmanpur Beach 2, which is situated about 2 km from Neil Jetty. Spend the evening at your leisure and enjoy a good night’s sleep at your hotel.

After relishing a delicious morning breakfast, check out from your accommodation and leave for Havelock Island, which is located 41 km northeast of Port Blair. In the evening, head towards Radhanagar beachfront, which is one of the most popular beaches in India. Catch a gorgeous sunset and make sure to take a bunch of photographs as the sun melts into the sea. Spend the night at your hotel in Havelock Island.

Get ready to dedicate this day to a plethora of water-based adventurous activities. This includes kayaking, scuba diving, snorkelling, and jet skiing. Return to your property in the evening.

On this day, guests get to be exploring Elephant coastal retreat, which is among the most unique beaches in the Andaman Islands. Witness its clear waters and white sands and participate in activities like snorkelling, glass bottom boat rides, jet skiing, and parasailing. Leave for Port Blair later in the day and stay at your lodging for the night.

On the seventh day of your trip, guests get to be driven to Baratang Island, which is located 150 km north of Port Blair. Once you reach the island, stop at the Limestone Caves, which can only be reached after passing through the Jarawa Reserve Forest. It takes about 20 minutes to travel through the mangrove forests to reach the caves via a boat ride. The spot is open throughout the week from 6 am to 3 pm. Head back to your accommodation for the night.

In the morning, have your first meal of the day and leave for the airport to board your flight back home.