Andaman Tour Package 7 Days & 6 Nights

What This 6N/7D Package Costs

A 6 nights / 7 days Andaman trip on this package starts at INR 23,998 per person (twin-sharing, 2-star, with breakfast, transfers and a cab). Flights, lunch, dinner and water-sports are extra; budget roughly INR 8,000–15,000 more per person for return flights from mainland India and INR 3,000–6,000 for meals and activities, depending on season.

7-Day Itinerary

Day 1 – Arrive Port Blair: Cellular Jail & Corbyn's Cove

Your representative meets you at Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ) in Port Blair and transfers you to your hotel for check-in. After freshening up, head to the Cellular Jail, the colonial-era 'Kala Pani' prison where India's freedom fighters were exiled; the museum and the gallows wing take about 1.5–2 hours. In the late afternoon drive to Corbyn's Cove, Port Blair's closest beach, good for a swim, a coconut and a relaxed sunset after a travel day. Return to the jail by evening for the Light & Sound Show, which narrates the prison's history against the original cell blocks (shows run subject to weather and are sometimes cancelled in heavy rain). Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: the show's English slot fills first, ask your agent to pre-book seats, and carry a light layer as the open-air courtyard gets breezy after dark.

Day 2 – Baratang day-trip: Limestone Caves & Mud Volcano

After an early breakfast you set out for Baratang Island, about 100–120 km north of Port Blair (roughly 3–3.5 hours each way). The route runs through the Jarawa Tribal Reserve and moves in a government-escorted vehicle convoy that departs at fixed morning times, an early start is essential to make the day work. From Baratang jetty a short boat ride through mangrove creeks reaches the limestone caves, a 20–30 minute guided walk over natural rock formations. Time permitting you also visit the mud volcano, one of very few in India. This is a long but rewarding day; you return to Port Blair by evening. Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: carry water, a hat and cash for the small jetty and guide fees, and shoes you can walk over uneven rock in.

Day 3 – North Bay & Ross Island: sea walk and colonial ruins

A relaxed island-hopping morning from Port Blair's Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex / Aberdeen jetty. First to North Bay, the spot for water activities, a snorkelling session is included, and you can add a sea walk (helmet walk on the sea floor), glass-bottom boat ride or scuba on your own account. Then cross to Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Dweep), once the administrative capital of the British Andamans; its ruined church, bakery and chief commissioner's house are now wrapped in roots, and a small population of spotted deer and peacocks roam the paths. A short museum and the lighthouse round out the visit. Return to Port Blair by late afternoon. Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: the included snorkelling is best in the morning before the water turns choppy, do North Bay first.

Day 4 – Ferry to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) & Radhanagar Beach

After breakfast and check-out you transfer to the jetty for the morning ferry to Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep), the most popular island in the Andamans, the crossing takes roughly 1.5–2.5 hours depending on the vessel. Check in to your Havelock hotel, then head to Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7), regularly rated among Asia's best beaches for its white sand and clean turquoise water; sunset here is the highlight of most Andaman trips. If you want diving, Havelock is the place, Elephant Beach offers shallow snorkelling and intro scuba (optional, paid on-site). Overnight in Havelock. Tip: book the ferry early as Havelock sailings sell out in peak months, and stay for sunset at Radhanagar but leave before the gate closes around dusk.

Day 5 – Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep): beaches and the Natural Bridge

Take a morning ferry from Havelock to Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep), about 1–1.5 hours away. Neil is quieter and slower-paced, an easy fit for a relaxed day. Settle in and cover its three signature spots: Laxmanpur Beach for a wide sunset shoreline, Bharatpur Beach for swimming and snorkelling over shallow coral, and the Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge), a natural rock arch best seen at low tide, when the surrounding tidal pools reveal starfish and small fish. Bicycles are the local way to get around. Overnight in Neil. Tip: check the day's low-tide time with your hotel, since the Natural Bridge and its rock pools are only walkable for a couple of hours around low tide.

Day 6 – Return to Port Blair: Marine Drive & city sights

Catch a morning ferry back from Neil to Port Blair (about 1.5–2 hours). After check-in and a freshen-up, spend the afternoon on a Port Blair city tour: the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum or the Anthropological Museum for context on the islands' marine life and indigenous communities, Marina Park along the waterfront, and the sea-front Marine Drive for the evening. This is also your window for last-minute shopping, with Aberdeen Bazaar good for shell and pearl craft and local spices. Overnight in Port Blair. Tip: keep this day light and flexible, since ferries occasionally run late; treat the museums as the backup if your return sailing is delayed, and confirm tomorrow's airport pickup time tonight.

Day 7 – Departure from Port Blair

After breakfast and check-out you are transferred to Veer Savarkar International Airport for your onward flight, taking home a week of islands, beaches and history. Tip: domestic flights from Port Blair are weather-sensitive and the airport is small, reach it at least 2 hours before departure, and if your flight is mid-day ask your agent whether a short morning stop (e.g. Chidiya Tapu for birds, subject to timing) fits before the transfer.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Included

Accommodation: 6 nights in 2-star hotels on twin-sharing (3-star/4-star upgrades on request)

Daily breakfast at the hotels

Airport pick-up and drop at Port Blair (IXZ)

All inter-island ferry transfers (Port Blair–Havelock–Neil)

Air-conditioned private cab for sightseeing per the day plan

One snorkelling session (North Bay / Elephant Beach)

Not included

Airfare to/from Port Blair (book separately, live-priced)

Lunch and dinner

Scuba diving, jet-ski and other water sports (optional, paid on-site)

Entry tickets, ferry/jetty fees at Baratang & permits where applicable

Personal expenses, tips and anything not listed under Included