Andaman Tour Package In July 6 Days & 5 Nights

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The Andaman Islands is such an exotic destination located just at about 1370 km east of the Indian mainland and 300 km from Myanmar. Many, many tourists from all over the world enjoy vacationing in Andaman in July and why could this be so? July marks one of the busiest holiday months in many parts of the world, and on the Andaman Islands, the summer season begins around April till July, with temperatures ranging from about 24°C and a maximum of around 37°C. For many tourists and travelers who travel all the way from cooler regions of the world, taking this Andaman trip in July would feel like visiting the lost paradise city of Atlantis in the summer. After all, the Radhanagar Beach located at Havelock was rated as one of the best beaches in entire Asia. Although some afternoons during the summer could be pretty hot, you shouldn’t miss the amazing Sunrise, the soothing early morning sun, and the lovely sunset of Andaman.

Some great attractions for tourists and backpackers who visit Andaman in July include the Corbyn’s Cove Beach, the Elephant Beach, Bharatpur Beach, Chidiya Tapu, the Cellular jail and other attractions. Activities also include sea walking, taking fun and exciting boat rides, going scuba diving snorkeling, watching the coral reefs, and other water activities. If you’re also a foodie and interested in exposing your tastebuds to different delicacies from all around the world, you really should take this Andaman tour in July. The islands are an absolute pleasure for sea-food lovers. There are a variety of different seafood dishes you could try out, as well as different local vegetables. Since the Andaman Islands witness a lot of visitors from all over the world, and people who have different tastebuds, you are sure to find many dishes which you would appreciate.

Although the Andaman & Nicobar Islands are a popular tourist destination, it’s important to note that not all parts of the islands are accessible to tourists. The Nicobar Islands, for example, are under tourist restrictions. Though beautiful and rich in flora and fauna, tourists aren’t allowed to take their curiosity to these restricted islands. This is so because of government restrictions on tourist activities, so as to preserve the privacy of the inhabitants of the Nicobar Islands and also to preserve the creatures and plants on the island. Other parts of the island which could be visited are Port Blair, Havelock and more.

Port Blair acts as the entry point into the Andaman Islands and can be accessed either by air or by sea. Port Blair is also the capital of the Andaman island and has the Corbyn’s Cove Beach, a Beach saddled with pretty looking coconut trees, as well as the Cellular Jail which was once a British territory prison. The cellular jail was seen as a symbol of colonial oppression, but it is, however, a national monument today. Picking this exciting package to Tour Andaman in July would leave you with a lasting memory.