Andaman & Nicobar Tour Packages From Mumbai

Mumbai to Andaman Flight Guide: BOM to Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram, IXZ)

The only way to reach the Andaman Islands from Mumbai is by air: fly from Mumbai (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International, BOM) to Port Blair (Veer Savarkar International / Sri Vijaya Puram, IXZ). There is no overland route and no passenger ship from Mumbai, so flying is the route for every traveller. A few non-stop flights operate, taking around 3 hours. Most connections route via Chennai, Bengaluru or Kolkata and run 6 to 9 hours including the layover. Booking an airfare-inclusive package lets us hold the fare and pair your flight with arrival transfers and ferries. The table below compares the options so you can pick before you book.

Full Mumbai to Port Blair flight options, airlines and fares: how to reach Andaman from Mumbai.

Best Andaman & Nicobar Packages from Mumbai

• Mumbai to Andaman with Airfare: flights + stays bundled (4N/5D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Quick Getaway: Port Blair + Havelock (3N/4D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Budget Escape: Port Blair + Havelock (4N/5D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Classic: Port Blair, Havelock & Neil (5N/6D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Adventure: scuba + Sea Walk + kayaking (5N/6D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Luxury: premium Havelock resorts (5N/6D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Group/Friends: twin-share + water-sports (5N/6D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Honeymoon Special: private candlelight + Neil (6N/7D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Family Holiday: kid-friendly, slow-paced (6N/7D)

• Mumbai to Andaman Extended: adds Baratang & Diglipur (7N/8D)

Andaman Tour Cost from Mumbai

A 5 to 6 day Andaman trip from Mumbai typically costs the following per person, including Mumbai to Port Blair flights, island stays, ferries and sightseeing. The cheapest live package from Mumbai currently starts at Rs 20,990 per person; the Rs 8,299* figure you see for the route is the one-way BOM to IXZ airfare on its own, not a full package.

Mumbai to Andaman Itineraries by Duration (4N5D / 5N6D / 6N7D)

Because the Mumbai to Port Blair flight can be done in a day (non-stop ~3h), a 4 to 5 day trip already covers the headline islands. Here is how the most-booked durations from Mumbai break down.

Andaman Packages by Type from Mumbai: Honeymoon / Family / Budget / Luxury (with Airfare)

• Andaman honeymoon packages from Mumbai

• Port Blair tour from Mumbai with airfare

• 4N/5D Andaman tour from Mumbai

• Andaman family packages from Mumbai

Best Time to Visit Andaman from Mumbai: Month by Month

The best time to visit the Andamans from Mumbai is October to May, when the seas are calm, skies are clear and visibility is best for scuba and snorkelling. Mumbai's long-weekend and school-holiday windows (Diwali, Christmas and New Year, summer holidays) line up well with the dry season, so book the BOM to IXZ flight 4 to 6 weeks ahead for those peaks. June to September is the southwest monsoon: rates drop and the islands are lush and quiet, but ferry crossings are rougher.

For the complete destination detail, see the full Andaman travel guide.

Ferries, Islands, Permit & What's Included

Once you land in Port Blair, you travel between islands by ferry. Private catamaran ferries (Makruzz, Nautika, Green Ocean) and government ferries connect Port Blair to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep, ~1.5 to 2h) and Neil (Shaheed Dweep, ~1 to 1.5h). Every TravelTriangle package from Mumbai pre-books your ferry seats, so you don't queue for tickets on arrival.

Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), Neil (Shaheed Dweep), Baratang and North Andaman's Diglipur are the main stops on an Andaman & Nicobar trip from Mumbai. The Nicobar group and tribal-reserve islands are restricted and not part of tourist itineraries, so packages cover the Andaman group.

For what to actually do on those islands, your Mumbai package can bundle the headline experiences: scuba diving and the walk-on-the-seabed Sea Walk at Havelock, a glass-bottom boat ride over the coral at North Bay Island, jet ski and speed-boat rides at Elephant Beach, and the Cellular Jail Light & Sound Show in the evening at Port Blair. Beach time centres on Radhanagar and Kalapathar on Havelock, Corbyn's Cove near Port Blair, and Laxmanpur and Bharatpur on Neil.

Indian nationals need no special permit (RAP) for the main Andaman Islands, just carry a government photo ID. Foreign nationals are granted the permit on arrival at Port Blair.

Why book this trip with TravelTriangle

Every Andaman package from Mumbai is built by a verified local agent who is picked from the top 10% of reviewed partners after a 23-step assessment, and payment is released only once your booking vouchers are in hand. You get a fully customisable itinerary, verified traveller reviews and 24x7 on-trip support, backed by 40 Lac+ trips planned since 2011. Fares and ferry timings on this page are checked by our Andaman desk before you book.

Tips For Travellers

If you are planning on travelling to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, there are a few things to keep in mind. Being surrounded by the sea, you must always be careful of where you wander. The sea holds real dangers, so stick to the signs and do not go where you may get washed away by strong currents or meet dangerous underwater life. Avoid going into the sea right after a meal or when you have been drinking, and keep your wits about you. The water gets rough and choppy at night, so stay off the shores after dark. Wear sunscreen and carry protection against the strong sun. Water sports are fun to try, but they carry risk: even if you can swim, wear a lifejacket and follow a certified trainer.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to a number of aboriginal tribes, many of whom avoid contact with outsiders and are fiercely protected by the authorities. Do not venture into these protected lands, because there can be dire consequences. There have been cases in the past where trespassing into tribal land ended in death. Do not throw plastic or other rubbish around the islands, keep them clean and tidy.

There is a reason the classic picture of a holiday is a beach with a drink in hand. Andaman and Nicobar are known for pale-sand beaches and coconut groves, plus the kind of hospitality that makes you want to stay. With TravelTriangle you skip the hassle of booking, planning and coordinating, and all you need to focus on is enjoying the trip. Ready to compare options? See all Andaman tour packages or start customising your Mumbai departure above.