12 Best Villas In Andaman (2026): Private-Pool, Beachfront & Luxury Stays

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), near Radhanagar Beach · from ~₹30,000/night · private pool

Taj Exotica is the most polished stay in the islands and the closest Andaman gets to a true villa resort. It spreads across roughly 46 acres of tropical forest beside Radhanagar (Beach No. 7), the beach that TIME named the best in Asia in 2004, with villas raised on stilts so the jungle and sea sit at eye level. Expect an infinity pool, a Jiva spa, Nicobari-inspired design and the consistent service Taj is known for. Villa categories run from luxury and jungle villas up to premium sea-facing options; some come with their own plunge pool. This is the choice for a honeymoon or a milestone trip where the room itself is part of the holiday.

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), hilltop interior · from ~₹18,000/night · pool + private pool villa

Jalakara is the islands’ best-known boutique property and the one most international guidebooks single out. Set on a hillside among virgin rainforest in the interior of Havelock, it holds just three rooms, three suites and one standalone private villa — seven keys in all, sleeping up to 16 guests, which keeps the whole place quiet and personal. There is a freshwater pool, yoga and massage on request, and the team arranges snorkelling, kayaking and diving excursions. A three-night minimum stay applies. It suits couples who want design and privacy over a big-resort buzz — and being inland, it trades a beachfront for genuine seclusion.

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), near Kalapathar · luxury villas from ~₹12,000, Royal Chalet ~₹33,000 · private pool

Munjoh is the property to book if a private pool is non-negotiable but Taj rates are not. This boutique beachfront resort offers Ocean suites, garden pool cottages and a two-bedroom Royal Chalet with a kitchenette and its own private pool, alongside more affordable luxury villas with a deck. The on-site restaurant is well regarded and the staff organise water sports. Note the correct location: Munjoh is on Havelock near Kalapathar, not in Port Blair as some older listings state.

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Radhanagar (Beach No. 7) · from ~₹14,000/night · no pool

Barefoot is the original eco-resort on Havelock and the only stay with direct walking access to Radhanagar beach, set in the forest belt behind it. Accommodation splits between air-conditioned Andaman Villas with a sun deck and rustic, fan-cooled Nicobari Cottages modelled on the circular community huts of the Nicobar Islands, some with open-air jungle showers. There is no swimming pool — the point here is the beach and the rainforest. The in-house team runs diving, snorkelling and kayaking. Choose it for nature and slow travel rather than resort gloss.

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), hilltop, ~3 km from Radhanagar · from ~₹23,000/night (whole house) · no pool

If you want an entire villa to yourselves rather than a resort room, this three-bedroom hilltop house is the standout. It sits amid forest with warm wooden interiors, private patios and balconies, and comes with a driver and house-help staff (and a resident dog). Because you book the whole property, it works best for a family or a group of friends splitting the cost across three rooms — at which point the per-head rate drops below several resort options

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Govind Nagar · from ~₹9,000/night · pool

SeaShell is the dependable full-service pick and one of Havelock’s highest-rated resorts on traveller review sites. Five minutes from the jetty among coconut groves, it has a multi-cuisine restaurant, a beachfront bar, a spa, a swimming pool and Jacuzzi, an in-house dive centre and a kids’ play zone. It is not a private-villa experience, but for first-timers who want everything in one place at a fair price, it is hard to fault.

Port Blair & Havelock · from ~₹7,500–8,000/night

Sinclairs operates well-run properties in both Port Blair (Bayview) and Havelock, making it a tidy choice if you want one trusted brand across a city-plus-island itinerary. Symphony Palms Beach Resort, on Govind Nagar in Havelock, is a popular mid-range beachfront resort with a pool, comfortable cottages and easy access to the dive sites — a sensible middle ground between budget huts and five-star villas for couples and families.

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Govind Nagar (Beach 2) · from ~₹6,000/night · no pool

These thatched bamboo eco-huts sit directly on the beach, clean and simply equipped, with sea views from the door. There is an in-house scuba operation with experienced divers. You trade air-conditioning and polish for a genuine on-the-sand stay at one of the lowest rates on the island — ideal for divers and budget travellers who plan to be out all day.

Havelock, Neil (Shaheed Dweep) & Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram) · from ~₹6,500–7,000/night

TSG Blue on Havelock offers cottage-style rooms around a pool at solid value. For a quieter alternative island, Sandy Beach Resort on Neil (Shaheed Dweep) puts you near Laxmanpur and Bharatpur beaches away from Havelock’s crowds. And it is worth booking one night in Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram) at the start or end — properties like Welcomhotel and Sinclairs Bayview make early-flight mornings and the Cellular Jail light-and-show easy to reach.