Enjoy An Island Getaway With Our Andaman Honeymoon Package 6 Days & 5 Nights

5 Nights 6 Days Andaman Honeymoon at a Glance

5N/6D Andaman Honeymoon Package Cost & Price

A 5 nights 6 days Andaman honeymoon on this package starts at INR 22,000 per person on twin-sharing, covering accommodation, daily breakfast, a candle-light dinner at Havelock, all inter-island ferries, airport transfers and private sightseeing. Return flights to Port Blair (roughly INR 8,000–15,000 per person, season-dependent), lunch and dinner, and optional water sports are extra.

6-Day Andaman Honeymoon Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Port Blair · Cellular Jail Light & Sound Show

Your representative meets you at Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ) and transfers you to your hotel; ask in advance if the room can be set up with a simple honeymoon decoration (flowers / ‘just married’ touch), which most partner hotels arrange on request. After settling in, visit the Cellular Jail; the museum and gallows wing take about 1.5–2 hours. Stay on for the evening Light & Sound Show, which narrates the prison’s history against the lit cell blocks, an atmospheric, unhurried first evening for a couple straight off a flight (shows run subject to weather). Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: pre-book the English slot, it fills first, and carry a light layer for the open-air courtyard.

Day 2: Port Blair to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) · Radhanagar sunset + candle-light dinner

After breakfast, transfer to the jetty for the morning cruise-ferry to Havelock (about 1.5–2 hours across open sea). Check in, then spend the afternoon at Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7), regularly rated among Asia’s best, and at its quietest in the late afternoon when the day-trippers thin out and the sunset turns the tree-line gold. This is the package’s signature couple moment. Back at the resort, this is the night for the included candle-light dinner at Havelock, the honeymoon highlight of the trip. Overnight on Havelock. Tip: Radhanagar has no shacks past sunset, so carry water and head back before dark.

Day 3: Havelock · Elephant Beach & quiet Kalapathar

Spend the morning at Elephant Beach, reached by a short speedboat ride; the calm, shallow reef here is the easiest place for a first snorkel together. Keep the afternoon deliberately open: Kalapathar Beach, on the island’s east, is the quieter of Havelock’s two famous beaches, with black rocks against white sand and far fewer people, the closest you’ll get to private beach time without paying for it. Overnight on Havelock. Tip: Elephant Beach gets busy by mid-morning, take the first boat for the reef to yourselves.

Day 4: Havelock to Neil (Shaheed Dweep) · Natural Bridge & Laxmanpur sunset

A short ferry brings you to Neil Island, the slow, green counterpoint to Havelock and the most underrated stop for couples who want to do nothing in particular. See the Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge) rock formation at low tide, then settle at Laxmanpur Beach for one of the best sunsets in the islands, wide, flat, west-facing and usually near-empty. Bharatpur Beach, a short ride away, has clear shallow water for a last easy swim together. Neil’s scale is the point: everything is a cycle-ride apart and the evenings are genuinely quiet. Overnight on Neil. Tip: Neil’s kitchens wind down early, eat by 8–8.30pm.

Day 5: Port Blair · Ross Island, North Bay & shopping

Return by ferry to Port Blair. Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Dweep) carries the photogenic ruins of the old British administrative capital, now reclaimed by deer and roots, an easy, shaded walk. North Bay is the watersports hub if you want to add a sea-walk or a glass-bottom boat ride before the trip winds down. Then browse Aberdeen Bazaar and the Sagarika emporium for shell and wood craft to take home. Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: the harbour ferries are weather-dependent, keep this as a flexible half-day.

Day 6: Departure

After breakfast and check-out, your representative transfers you to Veer Savarkar International Airport for your flight home, with time built in for the island airport’s security checks (allow at least 2 hours before departure). If your flight is late, ask your agent about a half-day room extension or luggage hold so your last morning as newlyweds isn’t spent at the terminal.

Romantic Places & Things to Do for Couples

The 5N/6D route is built around the islands’ most romantic moments, here is what couples come back talking about:

• Radhanagar Beach (Havelock) at golden hour, the signature sunset of the trip

• Candle-light dinner at Havelock, included on this package

• Kalapathar Beach (Havelock), black rocks, white sand, far fewer people for quiet beach time

• Laxmanpur Beach (Neil), wide, west-facing, near-empty sunsets

• Cellular Jail Light & Sound Show (Port Blair), an atmospheric first evening

• Ross Island walk, photogenic ruins, easy and shaded, good for couple photos

Honeymoon Inclusions & Couple Perks

What makes this a honeymoon and not just a tour? The 5N/6D itinerary is built so couples get the islands’ most romantic moments with the logistics handled: ferries, transfers and the candle-light dinner are all in the price, and your agent can wire in extras before you travel:

• Candle-light dinner at Havelock: included on this package

• Honeymoon room decoration on arrival (flowers / ‘just married’ set-up): on request, hotel-dependent

• Sea-view / upgraded room category: on request

• Couple photography session on Radhanagar: optional add-on

• Sunset cruise off Havelock: optional add-on

• Customisable for two: swap hotels, add a night on Havelock, or upgrade the room

Inclusions, Exclusions & Cancellation

Cancellation: Because every package is customisable, you confirm the final plan and price with a verified local agent before paying anything.

Who Is This Package For

This package is built for honeymooners and couples: the pacing, the candle-light dinner at Havelock and the quiet beaches at Kalapathar and Laxmanpur are chosen for two. Travelling as a family or group on the same 5 nights / 6 days route? See our 5 Nights 6 Days Andaman tour package instead, the same islands, framed for families and groups.