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Andaman & Nicobar Tour Packages
Clear turquoise water, white-sand beaches and the history of Cellular Jail, on India's island chain in the Bay of Bengal.
- Best time: Nov-Apr
- Fly into Port Blair (IXZ): about 2 hr from Chennai or Kolkata and about 4 hr from Delhi. There is no rail link.
- 6 packages
All you need to know about Andaman & Nicobar
The Andaman Islands lie in the Bay of Bengal, much nearer to Myanmar and Thailand than to the Indian mainland, yet they are part of India. Radhanagar Beach on Havelock is one of the country's most celebrated stretches of sand, the water is clear enough for snorkelling close to shore, and the coral reefs make this one of the easiest places in India to try scuba diving. Port Blair adds history, with Cellular Jail where freedom fighters were imprisoned and the colonial ruins of Ross Island.
Most visitors fly into Port Blair and take ferries to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil (Shaheed Dweep), where days pass in beach time, snorkelling and unhurried sunsets. Indian citizens need no passport or visa, which makes it an easy first island holiday. Ferries depend on the sea, so we plan with sensible buffers and keep the weather in mind throughout.
Places covered: Port Blair, Cellular Jail, Ross Island, North Bay, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Radhanagar Beach, Elephant Beach, Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep), Bharatpur Beach, Baratang, Chidiya Tapu
Top reasons to choose Andaman & Nicobar tour packages
Beaches among the best in India
Radhanagar, Elephant Beach and Bharatpur have soft white sand and clear, calm water that is easy to swim and snorkel in.
Easy first scuba dive
Discover Scuba sessions with certified instructors let beginners see coral and reef fish without any prior training.
History with meaning
Cellular Jail and its evening Light and Sound show tell the story of India's freedom struggle in a moving setting.
No visa or passport
Indian citizens travel on a valid photo ID, so the trip is as simple as a domestic holiday, though it feels like a world away.
Slow, uncrowded islands
Havelock and Neil keep a quiet pace, with beach shacks, cycle rides and sunsets rather than crowds and traffic.
Best time to visit Andaman & Nicobar
Top places: Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Neil (Shaheed Dweep), Port Blair, Ross Island, North Bay
Peak activities: Scuba diving, snorkelling at Elephant Beach and North Bay, glass-bottom boat rides, beach days at Radhanagar and island-hopping by ferry. Seas are generally calmest and visibility best from December to March. Days turn hot by April, and peak dates around Christmas and New Year book out early.
Browse by Category
5 categories in Andaman & Nicobar
Classic Packages
The best-known Andaman circuit of Port Blair, Havelock and Neil, with Cellular Jail, Ross Island and the beaches, using ferries between islands.
3 packages
Beaches and Islands
Radhanagar, Elephant Beach and Neil's quiet shores, with ferry hops between islands and plenty of time on the sand.
4 packages
Family Holidays
Easy-paced trips with glass-bottom boats, museums, shallow beaches and short ferry hops that suit children and grandparents.
2 packages
Scuba and Snorkelling
Reef days at Havelock, North Bay and Neil, with a beginner scuba session for those who want to try the water more closely.
2 packages
Honeymoon and Couples
Private-car holidays and short breaks for two, built around sunsets, beach dinners and unhurried days in Havelock and Neil.
2 packages
Andaman & Nicobar Tour Packages
6 packages available
Andaman & Nicobar
Andaman Weekend Escape: Port Blair and Havelock
4 Days 3 Nights
Next departure: 6 Nov 2026
₹22,200
₹20,500
per person
Andaman & Nicobar
Andaman Family Holiday: Port Blair and Havelock
6 Days 5 Nights
Starting from
₹34,500
per person
Andaman & Nicobar
Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island Group Trip
7 Days 6 Nights
Next departure: 7 Nov 2026
₹42,700
₹39,500
per person
Andaman & Nicobar
Classic Andaman Circuit: Port Blair, Baratang, Havelock and Neil
8 Days 7 Nights
Starting from
₹49,500
per person
Andaman & Nicobar
Andaman Honeymoon: Island Sunsets, Beach Dinner and Private Car Days
7 Days 6 Nights
Starting from
₹54,500
per person
Andaman & Nicobar
Andaman Scuba and Snorkelling Adventure
6 Days 5 Nights
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Top attractions in Andaman & Nicobar
Places most travellers want on their list
Cellular Jail, Port Blair
A colonial-era prison turned national memorial, with an evening Light and Sound show about the freedom fighters held here.
Radhanagar Beach, Havelock
A long, curving white beach backed by forest, famous for its sunsets and safe, shallow swimming.
Elephant Beach, Havelock
Reached by a short boat ride, with shallow reef for snorkelling and glass-bottom boat trips.
Ross Island
The former British administrative headquarters, now a quiet island of ruined bungalows, a church and roaming deer.
Bharatpur Beach and Natural Bridge, Neil
Calm shallows for snorkelling and a rock arch formed by the sea, best seen at low tide.
North Bay, Port Blair
A coral beach near Port Blair for snorkelling, glass-bottom boats and sea walks, reached by boat.
Baratang limestone caves
A long day trip by road and boat through mangrove creeks to natural limestone formations.
Chidiya Tapu
A quiet southern tip of South Andaman, known for sunsets and birdwatching.
Experiences & things to do
The activities that make your trip to Andaman & Nicobar memorable
Discover Scuba at Havelock
A beginner dive with a certified instructor, subject to medical fitness and sea conditions.
Snorkelling on the reef
Shallow coral and reef fish at Elephant Beach, North Bay and Bharatpur, with visibility depending on tides and weather.
Sea walk at North Bay
Walk on the seabed in a helmet with an instructor, no swimming needed. Available as an optional activity.
Glass-bottom boat rides
A good way for families and older travellers to see coral without getting into the water.
Sunset at Radhanagar or Laxmanpur
Walk onto the sand in the late afternoon and watch the sky change colour over the Bay of Bengal.
Cellular Jail Light and Sound show
An evening show that tells the story of the jail and the people held there.
Foods to try
Eat like a local, with vegetarian and Indian options in mind
Fresh seafood
Grilled fish, prawns, crab and fish curry are on most menus. Ask what was landed that day.
Bengali and South Indian meals
Settler communities from the mainland have made fish curry with rice, dosas and thalis easy to find in Port Blair.
Tender coconut
Sold at beaches and roadside stalls, and a welcome cool drink after a day in the sun.
Vegetarian and Jain meals
Available at many restaurants in Port Blair and Havelock. Choice is narrower on Neil, so tell us in advance and we will plan around it.
Essential tips for travelling to Andaman & Nicobar
Book early and expect ferry changes
Ferries between islands run on the sea's terms and can be delayed or cancelled. Keep a buffer before flying home.
Carry cash
ATMs are limited and sometimes out of cash on Havelock and Neil, and card or UPI payments depend on patchy networks.
Do not collect shells or coral
Removing coral, shells and sand from the islands is prohibited, so leave them where they are.
Respect tribal reserves
Some areas, including the Jarawa reserve on the Baratang road, have strict rules against stopping, photography and contact.
Plan scuba early in the stay
Avoid flying for at least 24 hours after a scuba dive, so schedule dives well before your departure day.
Expect limited mobile coverage
Networks and internet can be slow or absent on the smaller islands, so download maps and tickets before you go.
Before you go
Rules change, so we confirm the latest details when you book
Visa information
Indian citizens need no visa or passport for the Andaman Islands. Carry a valid government photo ID such as an Aadhaar card, passport, voter ID or driving licence, which is checked for flights and ferries. The tourist islands in our packages, including Port Blair, Havelock and Neil, need no separate permit for Indian citizens, but tribal reserves and the Nicobar group are restricted. We arrange permits and confirm the current rules at booking.
Health and safety tips
No compulsory vaccinations from the mainland. Carry sunscreen, insect repellent, any regular medicines and a basic first-aid kit, as medical facilities on Havelock and Neil are limited. Scuba diving needs a medical declaration, and you should avoid flying for at least 24 hours after a dive. Take care with sea currents and coral cuts.
Currency and tipping
Take enough cash for the smaller islands, as ATMs can be out of order or empty and card or UPI payments rely on patchy networks. Port Blair has the most banks and ATMs. Tips are optional for drivers and guides.
Andaman & Nicobar travel FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask us most
How many days do I need for the Andaman Islands?
Five to six nights is comfortable for Port Blair, Havelock and Neil. A shorter weekend trip can cover Port Blair and Havelock, and seven nights lets you add Baratang and more beach time.
When is the best time to visit?
November to April is the main season, with calmer seas and better visibility, especially from December to March. June to September is the south-west monsoon, when ferries and water activities can be limited.
How do we reach the Andaman Islands?
Most travellers fly into Port Blair (IXZ) from Chennai, Kolkata or Delhi. Ferries from the mainland also run but take days. Transfers between Port Blair, Havelock and Neil are by ferry, which depends on the weather.
Can I enjoy the islands without scuba diving?
Yes. Many visitors spend their time on the beaches, on glass-bottom boats and snorkelling, and visiting Cellular Jail and Ross Island. Scuba is optional and suited to beginners with instructors.
Is the trip suitable for senior parents and children?
Yes, with a relaxed itinerary. Ferry crossings and some beach access involve steps and walking, so tell us about mobility needs and we can base you longer in fewer places.
What if the ferry is cancelled?
Ferries can be delayed or cancelled in rough weather. We rearrange the order of the programme where possible and advise a buffer day or a late flight on the last day. Costs of extra nights caused by weather are not included.
Plan your Andaman & Nicobar trip with us
Tell us your dates, group size and budget. We will send a tailored itinerary and quote, usually within a few hours.