• Port Blair - Hotel to Haddo Jetty transfer and cruise to Havelock Island.
• Upon arrival at Havelock Jetty, we will transfer you to your respective hotel or resort.
• After lunch, immerse yourself in the unforgettable scenic beauty of the island's natural environment, featuring glittering sandy beaches surrounded by lush greenery.
• Spend valuable moments at Radhanagar Beach, recognized by Time Magazine as Asia's 7th largest sea beach, and experience the mystique of the island.
• Relax in the turquoise blue waters and enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.
• Create unforgettable memories during your overnight stay at Havelock Island.

• Start the morning with a stunning view of the sunrise at Havelock Island, which will leave you speechless at Kalapather Beach.
• Return to the hotel after breakfast.
• Make the day exciting with a full-day trip to the exotic Elephanta Beach, an ancient and secluded beach.
• Be charmed by the sugary white sand and the contrasting shadows of the old trees at the beach, creating an illusionistic picturesque scene to mesmerize you.
• Spend the day snorkeling in the water and enjoy the exotic view of the corals and marine life beneath the sea at Elephanta Island.
• End the day with an overnight stay at Havelock Island.

• After breakfast, check out from the respective hotel or resort.
• Catch the cruise to Neil Island, known as the 'vegetable bowl' of the Andaman.
• Neil Island is recognized for its mesmerizing white sandy beaches, untouched coral reefs, and lush vegetation.
• The island is one of the hottest tourist spots, enriched by the tropical forest and its biodiversity.
• Visit the magnificent Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, and Howrah Natural Beach (also known as Laxmanpur II Beach).
• Overnight stay at Neil Island.

After breakfast by 9.00am , start off for a full- day excursion to Coral Island (North Bay) to see coral reefs, exotic varieties of beautiful ornamental fish and other marine life. This is an ideal place for snorkeling as this sandy beach coupled with clear water creates a breathtaking spectacle. Please carry your lunch pack, drinking water & changing dress. (Water sports activities available here are Scuba diving, under water sea-walk, Snorkelling, glass bottom boat ride, Jet ski- water scooter, Banana boat ride, speed boat etc. on direct payment basis) After North Bay, Visit Ross Island, the former residential and administrative island of the British during their rule of South East Asia, was nick named the Paris of the East. This island was completely destroyed in an earthquake, now in ruins.After Ross and back to 4.30 pm Overnight stay at respective Hotel at Port Blair

• Before daybreak, we will make our way to Baratang Island, located approximately 110 km from Port Blair.
• On the journey, we will pass the ATR Road, which connects to the Jarawa Tribe Reserve.
• We will ride through a diverse forest region, allowing you to enjoy the beauty and biodiversity of nature.
• Our ride will take us to Nilambur Jetty, where we will board a ferry to continue our journey to Baratang Island.
• During the 15-minute ferry ride, you will pass through unique mangrove creeks on both sides, creating a natural passage.
• Upon arrival at Baratang Island, you will visit the main attraction: the natural limestone caves, where you can fully enjoy the adventurous atmosphere of the island.
• Overnight stay in Diglipur.

• Ross & Smith Islands are actually two islands joined together by a sandbar, forming a single group of islands.
• A forest permit is required from the Forest Office in Diglipur to visit Ross & Smith Islands.
• What makes these islands truly beautiful is the natural sandbar that connects them.
• The water is crystal clear and gem green in color.
• Sunbathing on Ross & Smith Islands is a wonderful experience.
• During high tide, the sandbar disappears, leaving a trail of water between the two islands.
• During low tide, the sandbar reappears, making the islands look majestic.
• There is a Marine Sanctuary on the islands, making it an ideal place for spotting beautiful coral reefs and colorful underwater species.
• The beach is surrounded by tropical forests and is a preferred location for trekking and trail hiking among many tourists.
• Visitors can also opt for activities such as scuba diving and snorkeling.
• The clear blue waters enhance the overall experience.
• Ross & Smith Islands are home to Olive Ridley turtles, providing the opportunity to witness turtle nesting at the right time.
• Overnight stay is available in Rangat.

• Early morning departure from Rangat.
• Visit several beaches along the way.
• Upon reaching Port Blair, visit Wandoor Beach, known for its scenic beauty and popularity among tourists.
• The Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is located just across Wandoor Beach.
• Boats are available from Wandoor Jetty to visit the Marine National Park.
• At the entrance of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, explore the state-of-the-art Marine Interpretation Centre.
• The Marine Interpretation Centre features dioramas depicting the marine world and includes an auditorium.
• Overnight stay in Port Blair.

• Start the day with planning for visits to any 2 museums:
  • Zonal Anthropological Museum
  • Naval Marine Museum Samudrika
  • Chatham Saw Mill
  • Fisheries Museum Cum Aquarium
• After breakfast, we will begin our museum visits.
• The Zonal Anthropological Museum in Port Blair features various exhibits chronicling the lives and times of the Paleolithic islanders and communities of the Andaman Islands.
  • This includes six native tribes: Onges, Sentinelese, Jarawas, Great Andamanese, Shompens, and Nicobarese.
  • The tribes are further classified into Negrito tribes, which include Jarawas, Sentinelese, Great Andamanese, and Onges, as well as two Mongoloid tribes of Nicobar.
• The Samudrika Naval Marine Museum is a Port Blair-based tourist attraction located in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
  • It is a popular sightseeing destination, also known as the Fisheries Museum.
  • The museum features numerous installations that provide informative coverage of the island’s ecosystem, plants, animals, tribal communities, and marine life.
  • A small aquarium housing various collections of fish, corals, and shells can also be seen.
  • There is a huge skeleton of a blue whale displayed outside, which was washed ashore in Nicobar.
  • The Indian Navy operates the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum, which includes five galleries representing the history, geography, anthropology, and marine life of the islands.
• Next, we will head towards Chatham Saw Mill, established in 1883 with the primary objective of meeting the local requirements for sawn timber for construction works.
  • The machines initially installed were second-hand and operated with unskilled manpower available at that time.
  • Unfortunately, during the Second World War, the mill was severely damaged by direct bomb hits, completely paralyzing its operations.
• Last but not least, the Fisheries Museum is considered one of the top places to visit in Port Blair, the capital town of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
  • It is located approximately three kilometers from the Port Blair STS bus terminus/Aberdeen Bazar.
  • This renowned tourist destination displays the ecosystem of tropical plants, underwater creatures, and marine life with detailed and informative coverage.
  • There are small aquariums showcasing various collections of fish, corals, and shells.

• Morning free for packing and personal activities.
• Check out from the hotel in time.
• Transfer to the airport.
• Tour ends with sweet memories (150 minutes before take-off time).