Offbeat Andaman Tour Package

Port Blair(3N) → Little Andaman(2N) → Rangat(1N) → Diglipur(1N)

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Detailed Itinerary

Day 1 Arrival at Port Blair and Cellular Jail
  • The offbeat Andaman package begins at Port Blair Airport where our representative meets the group on arrival. Port Blair is the entry point to both directions this package travels — south toward Little Andaman and north toward Diglipur — and the city’s own history is the right opening for a circuit that covers so much of what the Andaman Islands are made of beneath their resort reputation. The Cellular Jail in the afternoon — built between 1896 and 1906 across seven radiating wings, the colonial prison where political prisoners from across India were held in solitary confinement — establishes the historical ground before the ecological and geographical ground that follows. The evening light and sound show runs approximately 45 minutes in the jail courtyard after dark. An early night follows. Overnight in Port Blair.
  • The drive to Chiriya Tapu covers approximately 30 kilometres south of Port Blair to the southernmost accessible point of the main South Andaman island — a forest road that closes in as it approaches land’s end. The morning at Chiriya Tapu is for the mangrove belt and the forest edge, the birding in the canopy at this hour before the day heats and the birds settle. The boat to Cinque Island departs from the Chiriya Tapu jetty in the late morning — approximately 30 to 45 minutes to North Cinque Island inside the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, entry permit checked at the boat, snorkelling over the reef in the midday hours with equipment hired locally. The water around Cinque sits away from the Port Blair harbour turbidity and the reef here, in good conditions, is among the clearer available in South Andaman. The Chiriya Tapu sunset over open ocean closes the day on this offbeat Andaman package before the morning ferry south tomorrow. Overnight in Port Blair.
  • The government ferry from Port Blair to Little Andaman departs early in the morning from Haddo Wharf or the Phoenix Bay terminal. The crossing covers approximately 120 kilometers of open Bay of Bengal water and takes around 6 to 8 hours, depending on the vessel and sea conditions. This is the longest single water crossing in the entire offbeat Andaman package and is worth experiencing. At the midpoint, the open ocean stretches in every direction, with the Port Blair coast disappearing behind and Little Andaman's forest line appearing ahead in the early afternoon. Hut Bay jetty is the arrival point, where our vehicle meets the group. The afternoon is reserved for the first walk to Butler Bay Beach, which is approximately 5 kilometers from the jetty and accessible by road. The beach features a western exposure that opens onto the ocean, with the late afternoon light casting low across eleven kilometers of undeveloped sand. Overnight at Little Andaman.
  • The full day on Little Andaman in this offbeat Andaman package has no resort infrastructure to navigate and that is the point of being here. The morning is White Surf Waterfall — a short jungle trek through forest to a falls dropping into a pool, the forest closing on three sides of the clearing. Whisper Wave Waterfall follows in the late morning — less visited, quieter, the same forest with a different fall. The two waterfalls together take a comfortable half day without rushing. The interior of the island has coconut plantations and paddy fields alongside the forest. The afternoon returns to Butler Bay Beach. The wave action on the western exposure is different from anything in the standard circuit — consistent swell reaching an undeveloped beach with no operator at either end. The Onge tribal reserve on the island’s southern section is strictly protected and entirely off limits. Overnight at Little Andaman.
  • The return ferry from Little Andaman to Port Blair departs Hut Bay in the early to mid afternoon — our team confirms the exact departure time based on the government ferry schedule for the travel dates. The crossing takes approximately 6 to 8 hours and arrives in Port Blair by evening. The return journey on the Bay of Bengal after two days on an island and eleven kilometres of empty beach carries a specific quality — the city arrives at the end of the ferry run as a reorientation rather than a return. The evening in Port Blair after the ferry is for rest. Day 6 starts the northbound run through Baratang to Rangat and the long road north begins early. Overnight in Port Blair.
  • The northbound drive on Day 6 of this offbeat Andaman package opens with Baratang — the convoy through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve near Jirkatang where stopping and photography are strictly prohibited under Indian law, then the motorboat from Baratang jetty across the mangrove creek to the limestone cave landing, the jungle trek to the cave entrance where stalactite and stalagmite formations are visible by torchlight, and the mud volcanoes — low grey clay mounds with slow subsurface gas activity — on the road back. The drive continues to Rangat after Baratang. The Moricedera mangrove creek in the late afternoon — tidal waterway through dense canopy, small boat, herons in the root systems — closes the day before the night in Middle Andaman. Overnight at Rangat.
  • The drive from Rangat north through Mayabunder to Diglipur covers approximately 150 kilometres taking around 4 to 5 hours with a stop. Mayabunder is the stop — the Karen community settlement, descendants of Burmese Karen people brought to the Andamans during the British colonial period who have maintained their language and hand-weaving tradition across multiple generations on this island chain. The visit is brief in this offbeat andaman package — a passing encounter rather than the dedicated programme of the Mayabunder Andaman Package — but it is enough to register that the Andaman Islands carry communities whose presence here traces to the colonial economy in ways that most visitors never discover. Diglipur in the afternoon is for the Ross and Smith Islands sandbar — the boat from Aerial Bay jetty approximately 30 minutes to two islands connected by a pale strip of sand barely above the waterline at low tide, the sea at ankle height on both sides, open water in every direction. Overnight at Diglipur.
  • The final day of the offbeat Andaman package is the long return — approximately 320 kilometres from Diglipur to Port Blair taking 9 to 11 hours with the southbound convoy through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve on the same rules as the northbound passage. The group has covered the full length of the accessible Andaman chain across eight days — south to Little Andaman on a six-hour ferry, north to Diglipur on a two-day road journey, with Chiriya Tapu’s forest, Baratang’s geology, Rangat’s mangroves, a Karen village and a natural sandbar between two uninhabited islands in between. None of that appears in the standard Andaman brochure. The return drive through the now-familiar forest road back to Port Blair closes a circuit that started at the same airport eight days earlier. Port Blair Airport drop for the return flight. The departure gate carries a different weight when you know what you have covered.

Stay & Meal Details

Package Policies

  • Pickup and drop at Port Blair Airport on Day 1 and Day 8, respectively.
  • All road transfers by private AC vehicle throughout, including:
    • All Port Blair city transfers
    • Drive to Chiriya Tapu on Day 2
    • Port Blair to Rangat via Baratang on Day 6
    • Rangat to Diglipur via Mayabunder on Day 7
    • Diglipur to Port Blair on Day 8
  • Government ferry tickets from Port Blair to Little Andaman and return, subject to the confirmed government ferry schedule for the travel dates.
  • All vehicle transfers at Little Andaman, including:
    • Hut Bay jetty to accommodation
    • Butler Bay Beach
    • Waterfall sites
    • Dugong Creek
  • Motorboat tickets for Baratang limestone cave crossing from Baratang jetty on Day 6.
  • All entry permits and charges for Baratang limestone cave and mud volcano visit.
  • Small boat hire for Moricedera mangrove creek visit on Day 6 afternoon.
  • Boat hire from Chiriya Tapu jetty to Cinque Island and return on Day 2.
  • Cinque Island day visit permit under Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park regulations.
  • All jungle trek entry permits for White Surf Waterfall and Whisper Wave Waterfall on Day 4.
  • Small boat hire for Dugong Creek mangrove visit on Day 4 morning.
  • Boat tickets from Aerial Bay jetty to Ross and Smith Islands and return on Day 7 afternoon.
  • Seven nights accommodation in a deluxe hotel or resort on a double sharing basis:
    • Nights 1 and 5 in Port Blair
    • Nights 3 and 4 at Little Andaman
    • Night 6 at Rangat
    • Night 7 at Diglipur
    • Night 2 in Port Blair
  • Daily breakfast and dinner at all hotels on MAP basis throughout all eight days.
  • Cellular Jail entry tickets and light and sound show tickets on Day 1 evening.
  • All entry tickets and permit charges as per the itinerary.
  • Meet and greet service at Port Blair Airport on arrival.
  • Travel assistance by field executive throughout the entire journey.
  • All fuel, toll, and parking charges for the private vehicle throughout the trip.
  • Driver and vehicle allowances for the full trip duration — nothing extra owed on the road.
  • Flight tickets to and from Port Blair are not included and must be booked separately by the traveler.
  • Lunch is not provided on any day throughout the trip.
  • Snorkeling equipment hire at Cinque Island is charged locally to registered operators.
  • Any surfing or water sports at Butler Bay Beach are charged locally if available.
  • Personal expenses, including laundry, tips, room service, telephone calls, shopping, and beverages, are not included.
  • Professional camera tickets at Cellular Jail and other monuments are paid separately on-site.
  • Any additional sightseeing or extra vehicle use beyond what is listed in the itinerary is not included.
  • Costs arising from natural events, including rough seas, government ferry cancellations, road disruptions, convoy delays, or any changes to the program beyond the operator’s control, are to be borne by the traveler and paid directly on the spot.
  • Any item not clearly listed under the inclusions is not included.
  • Refund Policy
    • Eligible refunds are generally processed within 7–15 working days after cancellation approval.
    • Refunds are transferred to the original payment source or customer bank account.
    • Actual processing time may vary depending on airlines, hotels, banks, or other travel partners.
    • We always try to process eligible refunds as quickly as possible.
  • Invoice & Payment Receipt
    • Payment receipts will be shared after successful payment confirmation.
    • Customers requiring booking invoices should provide correct billing details before invoice generation.
    • Invoice corrections or modifications may not always be possible once generated.
    • Invoice generation may take up to 24–72 working hours depending on operational workload.
  • Delayed or Incomplete Payment
    • Delayed payments may sometimes result in:
      • Fare increases
      • Hotel rate changes
      • Loss of seat or room availability
      • Booking release due to supplier deadlines
    • We will always try to inform customers about such situations whenever possible.
  • Fraud Prevention & Payment Safety
    • Customers are requested to make payments only to officially authorized company accounts.
    • We will not be responsible for payments made to unauthorized persons or fraudulent accounts.
    • Payment screenshots alone are not considered payment confirmation until the amount is successfully received.
  • Force Majeure
    • We shall not be held responsible for delays, cancellations, or itinerary changes caused by situations beyond our control, including:
      • Natural disasters
      • Floods
      • Political unrest
      • Pandemic restrictions
      • Government regulations
      • Airline operational issues
      • War or civil disturbances
    • In such cases, refunds and adjustments will depend on airline, hotel, and supplier policies.
  • Important Notes
    • Cancellation requests must be shared through official WhatsApp or email communication.
    • Refund calculations are based on the date the cancellation request is officially received.
    • By making payment, customers agree to the terms and conditions of our policies.
    • We reserve the right to update this policy whenever required for operational purposes.
  • Domestic Tour Packages Cancellation Time Before Departure
    • 30 days or more: 10% of package cost
    • 15–29 days: 15% of package cost
    • 7–14 days: 25% of package cost
    • Less than 7 days / No Show: 50% of package cost
  • Flight & Hotel Cancellation
    • Flight tickets are subject to airline cancellation policies.
    • Hotel cancellation charges depend on hotel and supplier terms.
    • Certain promotional fares, festive offers, peak season bookings, and fixed departures may be non-refundable.
    • Convenience fees and supplier retention charges, if applicable, may be deducted during refund processing.

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Offbeat Andaman Tour Package

Port Blair(3N) → Little Andaman(2N) → Rangat(1N) → Diglipur(1N)

4.7 (225 Reviews)

60 Agents for Port Blair

STAY   3✭ hotels

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