How much does a solo trip to Andaman cost?

A solo Andaman trip costs ₹18,000–50,000 per traveller A 4-night Port Blair–Havelock–Neil circuit — the most popular solo route — runs about ₹24,000–32,000 per single traveller Solo costs run slightly higher per head because there’s no twin-sharing; a single-occupancy supplement applies. Every package is customisable, so you can raise or lower the budget.

Is Andaman safe for solo female travellers?

Yes - Andaman is among India’s safer destinations for women travelling alone. The main circuit (Port Blair, Havelock/Swaraj Dweep, Neil/Shaheed Dweep) is small, English-friendly and well-travelled by independent women. Use vetted hotels and registered ferries, keep island-hops to daytime as the last ferries leave by late afternoon, and never do water activities without a certified guide. Our agents can build a women-only-stay or guided-transfer plan on request.

How many days do I need for a solo Andaman trip?

Four to six days suits most solo travellers. A 4-day trip covers Port Blair and Havelock; 5 days adds Neil Island; 6–7 days lets you add scuba, Baratang’s caves or a quieter island without rushing. Solo travel lets you stretch or compress any day, so tell your agent your dates and we’ll pace the itinerary to match — no group clock to keep up with.

Can I customise a solo package, or are these fixed?

Every Andaman solo package is fully customisable. You can change islands, swap stays, add activities like scuba or a biolum-kayak night, adjust the budget, or shift travel dates - all before you pay. Because TravelTriangle works through verified local agents rather than a fixed catalogue, the itinerary is built around you, not the other way round.

Is it easy to meet other travellers on a solo Andaman trip?

Yes. Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) is the islands’ social hub - beach shacks, dive schools and cafes around Radhanagar and Govind Nagar draw solo travellers from across India and abroad. Group dives, snorkel boats and shared ferries make it easy to find company, then peel off whenever you want your own space. Your agent can flag the most solo-friendly stays.

Will I get a single room, or do I have to share?

You get single-occupancy stays on every solo package — no forced twin-sharing with a stranger. A single-room supplement usually applies (this is why solo per-head costs run a little higher than couple rates) . If you’d prefer a social hostel-style stay in Havelock to meet other travellers, your agent can arrange that instead.

What’s the best time for a solo trip to Andaman?

October to May is the peak window - calm seas, dependable ferries and the best diving visibility. November to February is ideal for first-time solos: cooler, dry and lively enough to meet people. Avoid June–September if your dates are tight, as monsoon can suspend ferries. Travel in shoulder months (October, May) for lower solo prices and quieter beaches.

What’s the best time for a solo trip to Andaman?

October to May is the peak window - calm seas, dependable ferries and the best diving visibility. November to February is ideal for first-time solos: cooler, dry and lively enough to meet people. Avoid June–September if your dates are tight, as monsoon can suspend ferries. Travel in shoulder months (October, May) for lower solo prices and quieter beaches.

Is TravelTriangle safe to book a solo trip with?

Yes. TravelTriangle connects you to verified, on-ground Andaman agents and has served 40 Lac+ travellers since 2011 . You see verified reviews from real bookers, get transparent per-traveller pricing, free cancellation on most packages

Do solo travellers need a permit for Andaman?

Indian nationals need no permit for the main islands (Port Blair, Havelock, Neil) - just carry a photo ID. Foreign nationals no longer need an RAP for most islands but should carry their passport. Restricted zones such as the Nicobar group and tribal reserves remain off-limits to all tourists Indians: photo ID only; foreigners: RAP waived on main islands (Havelock/Neil); Nicobar/tribal reserves remain off-limits

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Andaman Solo Packages

About andaman: rated 4.9/5 (based on 23483 reviews) | Packages starting from ₹21,780/-

Andaman Solo Package

Andaman solo tour packages are built for one: single travellers, first-time solo women and anyone who wants the islands at their own pace, without splitting a twin room or following a group clock. TravelTriangle offers 8–12 customisable Andaman & Nicobar solo trips, with 24x7 on-trip support so you are never stranded.

Every itinerary, from a 4-day Port Blair–Havelock taster to a 7-day island circuit with scuba and Baratang, can be reshaped around your budget, dates and comfort level.

Andaman Solo Trip Cost

Solo package	Duration	Approx. cost per solo traveller	Best for
Port Blair + Havelock	3N / 4D	INR 18,000–24,000	First solo trip, short break
Port Blair + Havelock + Neil	4N / 5D	INR 24,000–32,000	The classic solo circuit
Islands + Scuba / Baratang	5N / 6D	INR 30,000–40,000	Adventure & water-sports solos
Extended island circuit	6N / 7D	INR 38,000–50,000	Slow travel, more islands

Is Andaman Safe for Solo Travellers?

Andaman is one of India's safest destinations for solo travellers, including women travelling alone. Violent crime against tourists is rare, the islands are small and English-friendly, and the main circuit, Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil (Shaheed Dweep), is well-trodden by independent travellers. A few practical solo notes:

Female solo: stick to vetted hotels and registered ferries (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean); the last inter-island ferries leave by late afternoon, so plan island-hops for daytime.

Connectivity: mobile signal is patchy on Havelock/Neil and absent on remote islands, so share your itinerary with someone at home before you sail.

Water activities: never scuba or snorkel alone, go with a PADI/SSI-certified operator; for solo non-swimmers, sea-walking and try-dives are guided one-on-one.

Permits & rules: Indian nationals need no permit for the main islands; carry photo ID. Alcohol is legal but island timings are limited, and the Nicobar group is restricted.

A Solo Itinerary That Works

Day	Solo plan
Day 1	Arrive Port Blair · Cellular Jail light-&-sound show · easy solo-friendly first night
Day 2	Ferry to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) · Radhanagar Beach sunset · meet other travellers at a beach shack
Day 3	Scuba try-dive or snorkel at Elephant Beach (guided) · self-paced cafe afternoon
Day 4	Ferry to Neil (Shaheed Dweep) · cycle the island solo · Bharatpur & Laxmanpur beaches
Day 5	Return to Port Blair · Corbyn's Cove · depart

Travelling solo means you can stretch any day: add Baratang's limestone caves, a biolum-kayak night, or a 3rd island. Tell your agent and we'll re-build the plan around you.

Best Time for a Solo Andaman Trip

October to May is peak season: calm seas, reliable ferries and the best window for solo island-hopping and diving. November–February is the sweet spot for first-time solos: cooler, dry and busy enough to meet people. June–September brings the monsoon; ferries are occasionally suspended, so solo travellers on tight timelines should avoid it. Shoulder months (October, May) trade slightly choppier seas for lower solo prices and quieter beaches. For the full month-by-month picture, see our Andaman travel guide.

Why Book Your Solo Trip With TravelTriangle

Booking a solo trip means trusting one agent with your whole itinerary, so vetting matters more when you travel alone. TravelTriangle connects you to verified, on-ground Andaman agents, not a faceless catalogue, and every solo package is fully customisable: change a day, swap an island, or adjust the budget before you pay. You get single-occupancy stays (no forced twin-sharing), transparent per-traveller pricing, verified reviews from real solo bookers, and 24x7 on-trip support if a ferry is cancelled or plans shift. With 40 Lac+ travellers served since 2011.

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Shashikanth H

Bengaluru

Shashikanth's 4 days trip to Andaman

Overall it's very good experience with pearl andaman tours and travels and everything is arranged well and on time . All we three family felt very happy

Pradeep Rajput

Kolkata

Pradeep's 7 days trip to Andaman

Excellent service provided by Pearl Andaman..Thank you so much.. Radhanagar beach photo shoot was awesome.

Amrutha Devanga

Bengaluru

Amrutha's 6 days trip to Andaman

We had an amazing experience with Pearl Andaman through TravelTriangle. Our tour guide and team made the entire trip completely worry-free and beautiful. From planning to execution, everything was well organized, smooth, and comfortable. They were always responsive, helpful, and ensured we enjoyed e

very moment of our Andaman trip without any stress. Thank you for making our vacation so memorable and special. Highly recommended for anyone planning an Andaman trip! Scuba diving and Snorkeling in Havelock island

Basheerfaraz

Banglore

Basheerfaraz's 5 days trip to Andaman

Hi We had been to andaman it was a very memorable teip as we had booked through the traveltriangle from the pickup to drop everything was fantastic and each place port blair havlock neil island where each person cordinated well and it was a stress free trip. I would recommend everyone to go throug

h the traveltriangle.

Mr Parmeshwar

Hyderabad

Mr's 5 days trip to Andaman

On the first day there were some hiccups but later on everything got sorted and the process went smooth, Premila has taken care of everything upfront and the pick up and drop happened very smooth thanks to Raju who has taken care of our travelling in port blair and shankar in havelock, where didnt w

ait anywhere for the pickup they were waiting before we reach which is the best part and the journey became smooth, we enjoyed our time at radhanagar beach as well

Mr Jhashobhit

Kolkata

Mr's 5 days trip to Andaman

Overall Experience: While the itinerary ultimately covered all the promised destinations, the first few days of the trip were highly stressful due to poor breakfast service, below-average accommodations, transportation discrepancies, and lack of support from both the booking partner and local agent

s. 1. Breakfast Service (First 2 Days) Day 1: My flight timings changed, and I requested an early breakfast, which was denied. While I understood the policy, it set a disappointing tone. Day 2: We had an early morning checkout to travel to Havelock Island. We were provided a packed breakfast consisting only of low-quality bread, butter, jam, and a packed mango juice. This was highly unsatisfactory. 2. Havelock Island Accommodations & Itinerary Delays Resort Quality: The resort provided on Havelock Island was extremely poor. The rooms felt like below-average huts, resulting in a terrible experience. Service Delay: It took almost an hour of arguing to get our room changed. Lack of Local Agent Support: Because of the room change, our itinerary ran late. The local agent asked why we were running late and insensitively suggested we should have gone on the tour first and changed rooms later. It is unreasonable to expect guests to go out without freshening up first. 3. Transport Issues Havelock Island: We were initially given an Alto to travel to Radhanagar Beach, which did not match what was promised during booking. After confronting the agent, they upgraded us to a Scorpio for the return journey to the resort. Neil Island: The driver on Neil Island was incredibly rushed, constantly forcing us to hurry through our sightseeing because he had another group of guests waiting for his next trip. 4. Discounts and Financial Discrepancies We were promised a 40% discount on water sports activities, but this was not honored. We were forced to pay the full price/whatever rate was quoted on-site, with zero assistance from your team. 5. Booking Partner & Coordinator Support The resort provided on Neil Island was very good, and the final legs of the trip went smoothly. However, the travel partner we booked through provided almost no assistance during the trip. It felt like we had to figure everything out on our own, and we were left entirely at the mercy of the local agent. Conclusion The lack of coordination, poor initial accommodations, and unhelpful local support made the first few days of our vacation incredibly uneasy and stressful. I expect a formal response regarding the unhonored discounts and the standard of service provided

Kishorkumar

Chennai

Kishorkumar's 6 days trip to Andaman

Good package deals from Travel triangle. Very competitive rates

Mithun V

Bangalore

Mithun's 5 days trip to Andaman

Taxi services were poor at Havelock . Otherwise it was a nice experience. Radhanagar beach

Gaurav Bhagwani

Lucknow

Gaurav's 6 days trip to Andaman

I recently booked a trip to the Andaman Islands through Island Retreat Holidays, and it was an absolutely seamless and memorable experience. From start to finish, the coordination was top-notch. A huge shout-out to Ms. Shivani for her exceptional planning. She managed every detail of our itinerary—

from the ferry bookings to the hotel stays and cab transfers—making the entire trip wonderful and stress-free. The ground support was equally impressive. I’d like to give a special mention to our driver in Port Blair, Mr. Akhter, who was incredibly helpful and accommodating with all our requests. We also appreciated the assistance of Mr. Raju, who helped us plan our activities at Elephant Beach, and Mr. Chand for his support at Neil Island. The professionalism and hospitality shown by the entire team were outstanding. I highly recommend booking with Island Retreat Holidays to anyone planning a trip to the Andamans, and I will definitely be recommending them to all my friends!

Mehul Verma

Lucknow

Mehul's 7 days trip to Andaman

The Andaman Islands were an absolute paradise - crystal clear waters, stunning beaches, and unforgettable sunsets that took my breath away. From thrilling water sports to peaceful island vibes, it was the perfect getaway I never wanted to end

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Places To Visit In Andaman

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Saddle Peak In Andaman

Saddle Peak is the highest peak that is there in the entire Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is a part of a town called Diglipur that is situated in the Northern Andaman area. The peak offers a panoramic view of an abundance of natural beauty around. It is quite famous amongst the hikers and trekkers who are looking for an e...

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Campbell Bay In Andaman

A part of the Great Nicobar Island, the village of Campbell Bay relaxes in all its glory in the southernmost part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is the main headquarters of the Great Nicobar Islands. There is so much to see and do here in the bay, like the popular Indira Point and the Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve...

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Havelock Island In Andaman

Andaman and Nicobar islands are home to various islands with diverse flora and fauna. One such marvelous island is Havelock Island in Andaman. It is one of the most sought after tourist destinations of the Andaman Islands. Not only is it an alluring tourist spot but also an amazing place to spot swimming elephants and coral...

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Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park In Andaman

The Andaman Islands are home to many bewitching wonders and one of them is the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. This national park is one of the most visited places in the Andaman Islands since it is the nesting ground of sea turtles. Moreover, the underwater world of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is also home...

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Mount Harriet National Park in Andaman

Mount Harriet National Park is located in the hills of south Andaman region. The area covered by the park is 4.62 square kilometers. It is located just 30 km away from the capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Port Blair. Moreover, Port Blair act as a connecting point for Mount Harriet National Park. with an elevation of ...

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Things To Do In Andaman

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Bird Watching in Andaman

One of the most popular things to do in Andaman is bird watching. It is known as a silent adventure activity, quite liked by not just ornithologists but also those in love with nature and all its creatures. The wetlands of Port Blair in Andaman is one of the best places to indulge in this activity. Bird watching in Andaman ...

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Scuba Diving in Andaman

Scuba Diving in Andaman is a popular pastime for tourists who want to explore the majestic underwater world. Andaman is quite famous for being home to an exquisite coral reef, and colorful schools of fish of every size and shape. Due to the absence of predatory fish near the beaches and coral reefs, it is a safe place to go...

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Sea Walk in Andaman

Sea walk Andaman is one of the many adventure activities offered by the island that tourists must indulge in, for an otherworldly experience. Seawalk in Havelock Island is an activity in which a large glass dome is placed over a person’s head, while oxygen is fed into the dome via a tube. The person is lowered on the seabed...

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Trekking in Andaman

If you are planning to go trekking in Andaman, then you are in luck since there are several options to choose from. Although Andaman is famed to be a paradise for watersports lovers and beach bunnies, but it is also a good place for lovers of nature trails and amazing treks that can leave one breathless and giddy. The best ...

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Snorkeling In Andaman

Snorkeling in Andaman is a famous water sport, where you can get face-to-face with the underwater world. Don’t worry if you haven’t tried it before, with a little practice you can dive in like a pro and get up close to the colorful fishes and beautiful coral reefs. The beaches of Andaman are blessed with the hidden treasure...

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Unlimited Fun

Except for the all above-mentioned places you can visit Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, North Bay Beach, Museum Circuit, Ross Island, Elephant beach and many others. So when you are planning your next holiday in that charming land of Andaman then never this offbeat place there. Our all the Andaman solo trip packages are designed for you combined with those places also. Now you have nothing to worry, come with us and explore the best ever destination in India.

Recommendations for the Tourists

Andaman is no doubt a good holiday destination still, you need to know some fact before visiting there such as when you will be planning for the trip then always check the weather report from a trusted source and carry the suitable clothes and essential which fit the actual weather. Always try to keep some emergency contact so that you can come over any bad situation if happened there. Try to not carry your valuables to the beach area. For any other consultation, you can contact our tourist experts.

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