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Andaman & Nicobar Tour Packages From Delhi : rated 4.4/5 (based on 5485 reviews) | Packages starting from ₹8,299/-
Introduction
Andaman from Delhi at a glance
| Price from Delhi | Rs 8,299/pp land-only; airfare-inclusive from Rs 23,782/pp |
| Journey | Nonstop DEL to IXZ, ~2,450 km, about 3h45m, on Air India and Air India Express |
| Trip lengths | 4N/5D, 5N/6D and 6N/7D |
| Islands covered | Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Neil (Shaheed Dweep), Baratang |
| Best months to go | October to mid-May (calm seas, reliable ferries) |
| Traveller rating | 4.4/5 from 5,485 verified travellers |
How To Reach Andaman from Delhi: Nonstop Direct Flights ~3h45m
By Air (recommended)
Delhi (DEL) has nonstop direct flights to Port Blair / Sri Vijaya Puram (IXZ), roughly 3 services a day on Air India and Air India Express, flight time about 3h45m to 3h55m for the ~2,450 km hop. This is the fastest and most popular way to reach the islands from Delhi, and the only origin where the trip is a single nonstop leg. One-stop fares via Chennai (MAA) or Kolkata (CCU) are also available and are often cheaper, adding roughly 2 to 3 hours. Book the morning nonstop to land with a full first day in hand. For the full route breakdown, see our Delhi to Andaman travel guide.
By Sea
There is no passenger ship from Delhi: Delhi is landlocked. Government passenger ships to Port Blair sail only from Chennai, Kolkata and Visakhapatnam (about 56 to 70 hours), so a sea route from Delhi means first reaching one of those ports by train or flight. For almost every Delhi traveller, the nonstop flight is the right choice.
Delhi to Andaman Distance
| From Delhi | Distance (approx.) | Mode | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi to Port Blair (IXZ) | ~2,450 km (flying) | Nonstop flight | ~3h 45m |
| Delhi to Port Blair (via Chennai) | ~2,800 km | 1-stop flight | ~6 to 7h total |
| Delhi to Port Blair (via Kolkata) | ~2,500 km | 1-stop flight | ~6 to 7h total |
Delhi to Andaman Trip Cost, Inclusions & Exclusions
Here is what the main Delhi to Andaman packages cover and where they start. All fares are per person on twin-sharing and are fully customisable.
| Package (from Delhi) | Duration | Islands covered | From (per person) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andaman Getaway | 4N / 5D | Port Blair + Havelock | Rs 11,600/pp |
| Andaman Explorer (popular) | 5N / 6D | Port Blair + Havelock + Neil | Rs 23,800/pp |
| Andaman & Nicobar Complete | 6N / 7D | Port Blair + Havelock + Neil + Baratang | Rs 28,000 to 34,000/pp |
What is included (typical):
- Accommodation for the chosen nights (3-star / 4-star options) on twin-sharing
- Daily breakfast, and selected dinners on island stays
- All inter-island ferry transfers (Port Blair to Havelock to Neil), private cabs and airport pickups
- Sightseeing per itinerary (Cellular Jail, Radhanagar, Ross & North Bay, Bharatpur)
- Permits/entry tickets where applicable, and on-trip 24x7 support
What is not included (typical):
- Delhi to Port Blair airfare, unless an airfare-inclusive package is selected
- Lunches and personal expenses (laundry, tips, phone)
- Water-sports and scuba fees (scuba from ~Rs 3,500, sea walk from ~Rs 3,500)
- Anything not listed under inclusions, and travel insurance
With airfare vs without airfare, from Delhi
There are two ways to buy from Delhi. A land-only package starts at Rs 8,299/pp and covers hotels, ferries, transfers and sightseeing, and you book your own Delhi to Port Blair flight. A package with airfare (also searched as 'with flight from Delhi') bundles the return nonstop into one price so nothing is left to arrange. Land-only wins when you hold airline miles or can catch a fare sale on the nonstop, since the DEL to IXZ leg swings the most. The airfare-inclusive lane wins in December to January peak, when locking the flight early is worth more than shaving a few hundred rupees. Compare both on the Andaman tour package from Delhi with airfare option before you choose.
Readymade Itineraries: 4N/5D, 5N/6D & 6N/7D
4N/5D: Andaman Getaway from Delhi (Port Blair + Havelock)
- Day 1: Fly Delhi to Port Blair (nonstop ~3h45m). Check in, then an evening at Corbyn's Cove or the Cellular Jail light and sound show.
- Day 2: Ferry to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep). Afternoon at Radhanagar Beach (Asia's top-rated beach) for sunset.
- Day 3: Havelock: Elephant Beach snorkelling or a try-scuba dive, then a free evening.
- Day 4: Ferry back to Port Blair, and a Ross & North Bay island-hop (coral, sea walk optional).
- Day 5: Morning at leisure, then fly Port Blair to Delhi.
5N/6D: Andaman Explorer from Delhi (Port Blair + Havelock + Neil), Most Popular
- Day 1: Fly Delhi to Port Blair, Cellular Jail and the sound-and-light show.
- Day 2: Ferry to Havelock, Radhanagar Beach sunset.
- Day 3: Havelock: Elephant Beach watersports or scuba.
- Day 4: Ferry to Neil (Shaheed Dweep), Bharatpur, Laxmanpur and the Natural Bridge.
- Day 5: Neil to Port Blair, Ross & North Bay islands.
- Day 6: Chidiya Tapu sunrise (optional), then fly Port Blair to Delhi.
6N/7D: Andaman & Nicobar Complete from Delhi
The 6N/7D itinerary covers the full Havelock, Neil and Port Blair triad with a Baratang day (limestone caves, mud volcano) and a relaxed final Port Blair morning before the Delhi flight. Note: the Nicobar group itself is largely restricted for tourism, so an 'Andaman & Nicobar package from Delhi' really covers the Andaman islands within the Union Territory.
Best Time to Visit Andaman from Delhi
October to mid-May is the best window to visit Andaman from Delhi: calm seas, reliable ferries and clear water for diving. The shoulder months (October, November, March and April) balance good weather with softer fares from Delhi, while December and January are peak, so book flights 4 to 6 weeks ahead. The southwest monsoon (June to September) brings rougher seas and the odd ferry cancellation, but also the lowest package prices from Delhi, a good value window if you keep the plan flexible.
| Window | Weather / sea | Best for | From-Delhi note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct to Nov (shoulder) | Calm, fresh post-monsoon | Diving, beaches | Good fares, fewer crowds |
| Dec to Feb (peak) | Cool, dry, best seas | Honeymoon, families | Book flights early |
| Mar to mid-May (shoulder) | Warm, calm, great visibility | Watersports, scuba | Value before summer |
| Jun to Sep (monsoon) | Rough seas, ferry risk | Budget trips | Lowest prices, stay flexible |
Things to Do & Places to Visit in Andaman
From Delhi, most itineraries route Port Blair to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) to Neil (Shaheed Dweep). Port Blair is where the history sits, at the Cellular Jail and on Ross Island. Havelock owns the beaches: Radhanagar for sunsets, Elephant Beach for snorkelling and a first try-scuba. Neil is the quiet one, with Bharatpur, Laxmanpur and the Natural Bridge. Adventure-seekers add scuba at Havelock, sea walking at North Bay and a Baratang limestone-cave day. The Nicobar group is largely a protected, restricted zone, so an 'Andaman & Nicobar package from Delhi' really covers the Andaman islands of the Union Territory. For the full list, see our guides to places to visit in Andaman and things to do in Andaman.
Water sports and experiences you can book
Most of these are booked on the ground and are not included in the base package fare, so budget for them separately. Prices are indicative and vary by operator and season.
- Scuba diving at Havelock's dive sites (Elephant Beach, The Wall, Lighthouse), from about Rs 3,500 for a beginner Discover Scuba, no certification needed.
- Snorkelling off Elephant Beach and Jolly Buoy, the easiest way to see coral without a licence.
- Sea walk (underwater helmet walk) at North Bay Island, from about Rs 3,500, walk the seabed with a steady air supply, non-swimmers welcome.
- Mangrove kayaking through the Havelock creeks, a slow night paddle when the water lights up with bioluminescence.
- Glass-bottom boat rides at North Bay for coral viewing with dry feet, good for kids and older travellers.
- Water sports: jet ski, banana boat, speed boat and parasailing at North Bay and Corbyn's Cove for the adrenaline crowd.
- Game fishing trips run by local operators out of Port Blair and Havelock for anglers.
- Semi-submarine ride at Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, a dry way to see the reef for those who would rather not get in the water.
- Light and sound show at the Cellular Jail, an evening retelling of the jail's history that is worth an evening in Port Blair.
Places to visit on a Delhi to Andaman trip
- Port Blair: Cellular Jail, Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Dweep), Corbyn's Cove and Chidiya Tapu for sunrise.
- Havelock (Swaraj Dweep): Radhanagar Beach, Kalapathar Beach, Elephant Beach and the dive sites.
- Neil (Shaheed Dweep): Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches and the Natural Bridge (Howrah Bridge rock formation).
- Baratang: limestone caves and the mud volcano, reached by the convoy road through the Jarawa reserve.
- Jolly Buoy / Wandoor: day trips from Wandoor for glass-bottom-boat and snorkelling over living coral (open on alternate days, permit required).
Types of Andaman Packages From Delhi
Every package below is customisable, and the right one depends on who is travelling. Pick a lane, then fine-tune it with our Andaman desk or compare the full catalogue on the main Andaman tour packages page.
- Honeymoon: private ferries, sea-view stays on Havelock, a Radhanagar sunset and a candlelit dinner. See our Andaman honeymoon packages.
- Family: gentle ferry timings, kid-friendly beaches (Bharatpur, Corbyn's Cove) and glass-bottom boats over scuba. See our Andaman family packages.
- LTC (Leave Travel Concession): proper GST invoicing and fare/hotel documentation for Leave Travel Concession claims, a common request from Delhi's government and PSU employees. Ask the Andaman desk to format the package for LTC before you book.
- Group and friends: multi-room blocks, coordinated ferries and group watersports at Elephant Beach and North Bay for friends and larger parties.
- Budget: monsoon-window (June to September) departures and 4N/5D land-only builds keep the trip lean without cutting the headline islands.
Andaman & Nicobar Tour Packages From Delhi
Below are live, customisable Andaman packages from Delhi, each with real per-person fares, hotel tier, cities covered and inclusions. Filter by duration, budget, hotel rating or activity, and add any two to compare side by side. Call 1800-123-5555 for help tailoring one to your dates.
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"From Delhi, book the morning nonstop and take the 2 pm Makruzz to Havelock the same day. You save a hotel night in Port Blair and skip the afternoon ferry queue."
Flight timings and fares on this page are checked by our Andaman desk against live Air India and Air India Express schedules and the current DSS ferry orders before every update.
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Travel Tips For Your Delhi to Andaman Trip
Andaman is a domestic trip for Indian travellers, so no visa or immigration is involved. Keep it simple with a short pre-trip checklist.
- Carry a government photo ID (and a copy) for every ferry and hotel check-in. Indian citizens need no permit for the main islands.
- Pack reef-safe sunscreen, quick-dry clothing and swimwear, light cottons and a rain layer if you travel in the monsoon.
- Take a power bank and download offline maps. Mobile network on Havelock and Neil is patchy, and data can drop for hours.
- Keep cash for ferry counters, water-sports operators and permit points, since card and UPI coverage is thin outside Port Blair.
- Pack motion-sickness tablets for the inter-island ferries, and book ferry slots early in peak season.
- Ask permission before photographing people or restricted zones, and never photograph the tribal reserve on the Baratang convoy road.
For a deeper planning guide, see Andaman & Nicobar tourism and the best time to visit Andaman.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQs About Andaman Tour Packages
Is there a direct flight from Delhi to Port Blair?
Yes, Air India and Air India Express fly nonstop approx 3 rounds per day, about 3h 45m.
How much does an Andaman package from Delhi cost?
Land-only from ₹23,782 pp; return flights add from ₹11,600.
How many days do I need from Delhi?
6N/7D is ideal, given the 3h45m flight each way; 4N/5D for a shorter trip.
What's the best time to visit Andaman from Delhi?
Oct– May (calm seas, diving, ferries); avoid Jun–Sep monsoon. Dec–Jan is peak and priciest.
Are flights from Delhi included in the package?
Most land packages exclude airfare; add-on flight-inclusive options are available.
What is the best time to plan an Andaman tour package from Delhi?
October to mid-May is the best window, calm seas, dependable ferries and clear water. December–January is peak season, so book Delhi flights 4–6 weeks ahead. The monsoon (June–September) is cheapest from Delhi but carries some risk of ferry cancellations.
Do Indian citizens need a permit for Andaman from Delhi?
Indian citizens do not need a permit to visit the main Andaman islands, Port Blair, Havelock and Neil. Carry a government photo ID for ferry and hotel check-ins. Some areas (parts of Baratang, tribal reserves and the Nicobar group) remain restricted.
Is there a ship or ferry from Delhi to Andaman?
No. Delhi is landlocked, so there is no direct sea route. Government passenger ships to Port Blair sail only from Chennai, Kolkata and Visakhapatnam (~56–70 hours). From Delhi you would first reach one of those ports by flight or train, then sail, for almost everyone the nonstop flight is far simpler.
How far is Andaman from Delhi?
The flying distance from Delhi to Port Blair is roughly 2,450 km, covered nonstop in about 3 hours 45 minutes. There is no road or rail route, the islands are reached only by air or by ship from a mainland port (Chennai, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam).
Is there a direct flight from Delhi to Andaman?
Yes. Delhi (DEL) has nonstop direct flights to Port Blair / Sri Vijaya Puram (IXZ), about 3 a day on Air India and Air India Express, ~3h45m flying time. It is the only Andaman origin that is a single nonstop hop. One-stop fares via Chennai or Kolkata are also available and often cheaper.
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