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Best Things to Do in Andaman

Most of you might have already heard about the one of a kind dolphin glass bottom boat in the Andamans. This is another most loved activity in the Andaman Islands which lets you explore the underwater marine life. And the best thing is that you will experience this everything like as if you are in the middle of the sea. 

Uncover the rich coral reef and the colourful underwater marine life through this glass boat. There is a lot of boats in the Andamans which provides this exciting activity. The luxurious windows will take you through a journey of the underwater at a high speed. Make your 60 minutes the most memorable one as you enjoy this amazing glass boat ride in the Port Blair.

Location: Opposite Premier Industry, Dairy Farm Road, Port Blair - 744103, Andaman and Nicobar.

Price: The approximate price starts from Rs 3500

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While visiting the Andamans a lot of you might be planning for some thrilling adventures. Mangrove kayaking in Mayabunder, Andaman is another activity which is a must try for you.  The lush green mangrove of the Andaman comprises of 1/5th of India’s total mangrove cover. Sea Kayaking is one of the most preferred activities by the people around the globe in the Andaman Islands. You will indulge in this activity for around 2.5 hours. 

Listen to the birds chirping and enjoy the serenity as you cruise through the greenery. Those of you who are looking for some peaceful environment this is the perfect place for you.  Most of all you can click some of the best shots with the amazing background.

If you are looking for some adventure activities in the Andamans then this will surely lit you up. Parasailing is one of the favourite water sports in the Andaman. With a mixture of water and airborne adventure, you will definitely fall in love with this sport.  A designed canopy is used to drag you through the wind as you experience the whole place from a different perspective.

This activity is basically done in the calm waters. So, this time don’t miss a chance to try parasailing and experience the fun. Soak in the amazing beauty of the region while you are flying up high in the air. You can enjoy this activity for 5-10 minutes.

Location: Parasailing can be best enjoyed in the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex in the Andaman.

Price: The approximate price for the parasailing in Andaman is 3000 rs.

Who does not love the dolphins? Dolphin watching is among the favorite things to do in Andaman for tourists. Those of you who are planning to spot some dolphins in the Andaman then don’t miss a chance to visit the Lalaji Bay Beach on Long Island, Jolly Buoy located in the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, Havelock Island. Watch the playful dolphin tease you as you watch them.  Discover the world of dolphin from a different angle.

Discover the marine life through the transparent glass while you cruise through the amazing island. You will totally end up in a magical world of marine life. There are a lot of cruise from which you can choose from. Some of them are like Super saver cruise, Grand cruise, Sunset cruise etc.

Location: One can go for dolphin spotting in North passage / Lalji bay or the Havelock islands.

Price: Free of cost

Here is the list of all the things to do in Havelock Island to experience what the place beholds.

If you are looking for some luxurious outing in the Andaman Island then you Makruzz is without a doubt the best option for you. M.V Makruzz is a privately owned catamaran in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands which provided services between Port Blair and Havelock or Neil Island. You will be enjoying this cruise in Andaman for 90 minutes.

The ferry leaves from phoenix bay harbour at 8:15 AM and from 4:00 PM from Havelock Island back to Port Blair. The luxury ferry is equipped with all the state of art facilities for modern day world. There are 2 decks in the vessel with a capacity of 280. There are about 64 seats in Deluxe and 8 seats in Royal. The vessel can attain a maximum speed of 32 nautical miles.

Location: Airport Authority Colony, Delanipur, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Price: The approximate cost of a single person for cruise is 1500 Rs.

There is another activity which is a must try for you in the Andaman Islands. Helicopter ride in the Andaman is one of the most sought activities here. Experience something different from the usual while heading out for a helicopter ride in the Andaman. Ride from the South Andaman to North Andaman in this helicopter tour. 

What’s more, you will be riding above the majestic coastlines of the dense tropical forest and clear blues sea.  You will also be taken some exotic destination on this helicopter tour. Your journey will be for around 3 hours. So, this time just go for this exciting helicopter tour in the Andamans.

Location: Opposite Cooperative Bank, Dairy Farm, Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Price: The approximate price starts from Rs 2600 –Rs 6500

Know about the weather and climate conditions in our Port Blair weather guide before kick-starting your trip.

Havelock Island is one of the largest islands in Andaman comprising some of the most exquisite and unspoiled beaches. It also boasts of a strikingly evergreen and dense forest. The island is mostly populated by Bengalis who have settled here for a long time.

The other part of the island is inhabited by the tribals or the aborigines. There are hosts of activities which can be performed during a visit to the island like sailing, kayaking, trekking, scuba diving etc. The transparent water and the pristine environment fills you with an unearthly bliss.

Accommodations: Havelock Island Hotels and Havelock Island Resorts.

What to see: Attractions in Havelock.

Make your summer holidays an exciting one while visiting this amazing North Bay Island in the Andaman. This island is about an hour ride from Port Blair. With enchanting coral reefs and amazing water activities this place has been winning the eyes of tourist all across the globe.  Get amazed by the corals at North Bay which are spread over a large area here. You're very likely to spot many fish, a lobster, or even clams on the coral reef.

This Island is very famous among the adventurers across the globe. While on the island you can indulge in a lot of activity like snorkeling, scuba diving, sea walking etc. Bask in the soothing sun by the bay or just head out for some thrilling activities. You will definitely fall in love with this place.

While in the Andamans there is another island which is a must visit for you. With its amazing laid-back vibe, Neil Island is another tourist destination which is famous among the tourist all over the world. Located 40 km from Port Blair this beach is known for its unique charm. 

For the peace seekers, this is the perfect place to spend your evening by the seaside while the breeze gently touches your face.  You can best explore the island while riding in your cycle through the whole island.

The Island is also famous for offering a number of activities like snorkeling and swimming. But at times due to low tides, there might be difficulty in swimming due to sharp coral rocks. The beach is also known for offering glorious sunsets. If you are lucky enough you might get a chance to spot endangered dugongs by the beach.

Accommodation: Neil Island Hotels and Neil Island Resorts.

How to reach: Port Blair to Neil Island travel guide.

While you are visiting the Andaman’s there is another island which is a must visit for you. Cinque Islands are two spectacular island pieces connected by sandbars called ‘Manners Strait’. These islands in the Andaman Archipelago on the north side of Duncan Passage are a hit among the people around the globe.

People visit these islands to explore the natural wonders with the majestic landscapes. While visiting Cinque Island, one can indulge in a variety of activities like scuba diving, snorkeling and game fishing. There are also camping options on the island.

If you are on the SouthCique then you can visit the famous Mahatma Gandhi National Park’ which is also called ‘Wandoor Marine National Park’.

If you looking for something different than the usual while exploring the beach, you should definitely visit the Red Skin Island. The Red Skin Island at Andaman and Nicobar, draws in people from the whole way across the globe because of its extraordinary and puzzling magnificence that will without a doubt enthrall you in a condition of daze. 

Being situated inside the premises of the Marine National Park, the Red Skin Island in Andaman and Nicobar Islands is granted with a differed scope of common wonders which really amazes the on-lookers.One can encounter the excite of snorkeling here.

Essentially, snorkeling is the name dowered to the floating over the surface of the water while being half-submerged. It is significant to have a jumping veil on with the goal that you don't miss seeing the marine fauna and verdure that exists underneath the surface of the water. You can likewise have swim blades on to encourage you to in swimming.

Couple visiting Andaman for their honeymoon prefers to stay in lush resorts of Andaman, because of their romantic and serene ambiance. 

There are two twin islands in the Andaman which are together joined to make one single group of island. These islands are a must visit for the travellers around the globe. These lovely islands are in North Andaman, a couple of nautical miles from Diglipur Jetty.  What makes these islands genuinely lovely and separates them from whatever remains of the islands is that these two islands are joined by a characteristic, sandbar.

It's like in the event that you confront both the islands, you see a street kinda thing which is really a sandbar connecting both the islands. Also, accordingly, while strolling one can move from one island to the next. This white, sleek sand bar goes inside the ocean on occasion of high tide and surfaces up again amid high tide.

After going for such a expedition tour people eventually crave for relaxing, so here is a list of amazing resorts of Port Blair to provide you the most relaxing stay.

Although small this beach is another attraction in the Havelock Islands in the Andaman which is a favourite among the tourist. Kala Pathar shoreline is a moderately little yet beautiful shoreline. Gleaming sand and water green waters make the place extraordinary and exquisite. The shoreline lies alongside a town called Kala Pathar and henceforth the name.

You can spot dead corals on the shoreline which is the reason it is not excessively appropriate for swimming but rather sitting on one of these corals and watching the sun ascend in the morning or simply breathing in the new breeze blowing over the ocean is involvement in itself.

Planning to visit the beautiful beaches in Havelock? Follow our Havelock weather guide to know about the best time to visit to enjoy the surreal beauty.

For the beach lovers this is one beach which is a must visit for you in the Andamans. Wandoor is a well known shoreline in Port Blair and draws in many vacationers regular amid the traveler season. It is extremely close to Mahatama Gandhi National Marine Park which is its very own gallery kind. 

Vacationers can likewise go to Jolly Buoy from Wandoor shoreline, Port Blair. With clean blue water differentiating delightfully against the dried trees, this shoreline is likewise outfitted with flawlessly developed seats and changing spaces for your benefit.

In case you're the adventure addict, then a short trek to the common buckles here is recently the thing for you. The holes, framed over decades, have been cut by savage high tides that encompass the shoreline. The trek is best taken up in the morning on the grounds that the tides are low and you're ready to get back by early night.

There are few awesome beaches of Port Blair offers great scenic beauty.

Right at the middle of the Neil Island lays the Bharatpur Beach with its serene white sandy attraction. An immaculate shoreline that comes appropriate out of a photo postcard, Bharatpur shoreline appears as though it has been painted by a craftsman in his fantasy. 

Found simply a large portion of a kilometer from the pier, it is considered to be the best shoreline in Neil Island. Shallow and clear water strokes the shoreline for around 500 meters making it ideal for you to unwind in the water while the youngsters have their share of fun

The beach is very famous for activities like snorkeling, scuba diving and so most of the tourists are seen visiting the beach during the morning hours. So this time don’t miss a chance to visit this one of a kind exotic beach in the Andamans. This beach is one of the favorite places for honeymooners in Andaman.

For those of who are still looking for some other beaches in the Andaman then here we bring you another amazing beach here. Lakshmanpur Beach is a pleasant beach, covering a long extend of zone of Laxmanpur Village of Neil Island. White shell sand covering this confined shoreline is a significant complexity to the blue ocean.

Corals and ocean shells are found in wealth at this seafront, which are regularly gathered as gifts by guests.The Ocean is shallow and quiet, making it ideal for swimming and snorkelling. This peaceful shoreline offers a dazzling scene, particularly when the sun sets in the skyline. If you are a photography buff then this will be a double treat for you can click some of the best shots.

Situated around 8km away, Aamkunj shoreline is the nearest shoreline to Rangat. This is not the most picture immaculate shoreline but rather offers a reviving bounce into the blue waters. One can see a long extension of dark stones circumscribing the ocean. Head out for long strolls and find some isolates places which additionally makes the beach more beautiful.

Aamkunj is an extremely well-known cookout put with local people originating from Rangat and adjacent towns to unwind on ends of the week. The spot has been created into an eco-accommodating spot with cabins worked out of regular materials, huge wooden waste containers, evolving rooms, log couches and immense wooden seats.

If you are planning to visit Havelock Island while you are in Andaman Islands then you must check out the travel guide of Havelock from Port Blair.

There is another beach which is a must hop for you while you are exploring the beaches in Andaman Islands.  With the soft sand and the turquoise water this beach is an escape to the daily busy life. Soak in the beauty of the region while running by the shore. This beach is also famous for its amazing marine life.

While visiting the Andamans you will definitely love to learn about history. And when its history nothing could be a better place than a museum. Don’t miss a chance to visit the Anthropological Museum which is the best in Port Blair. This museum offers a profound and informative portrait of the island's local community of tribes. 

The tribes here are considered as the oldest in the world. This museum is located at the Middle Point in Port Blair and is a historical delight. The tourists here can explore the life of Paleolithic Islanders.

The museum has many attractions like chest guard, shamanic sculptures etc. One can also find highlights of primordial eras of Jarawas, the Onges, the Sentinelese, the Shompens and the Nicobarese.

Around 29 km west of Port Blair, lies the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, extending over a region of 281.5 sq km. It involves an untamed ocean, springs and 15 little and enormous islands. Travelers can see corals and submerged marine life through glass base boats and furthermore go scuba plunging and swimming. 

Private ship administrators give guided voyages through the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park from Wandoor. Sightseers are likewise permitted to remain around two and a half hours in Jolly Buoy Island or Red Skin Island under a guided tour. It is prudent to take lunch (alongside water) prior to making a trip to the park. The Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park was made to secure marine life, particularly ocean turtles and corals.

Best Time to Visit: The best time of the year to visit the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is between the months of November to February. The park remains closed during the heavy rainy seasons (June to August).