Andaman Paradise

Arrive in Port Blair in the afternoon and transfer to your hotel. After lunch, visit the historic Cellular Jail, a symbol of India’s freedom struggle. Originally designed for solitary confinement, this infamous prison earned the Andaman Islands the name “Kala Pani.” Built by the British in 1906, the Cellular Jail holds a significant place in India’s history, housing many prominent freedom fighters. Now declared a national memorial, it stands as a poignant reminder of the harsh conditions endured by the prisoners.
In the evening, enjoy the mesmerizing Sound and Light Show at the Cellular Jail, where the stirring tales of India’s fight for independence are brought to life. This captivating experience highlights the struggles and sacrifices of the freedom fighters. Overnight stay at Port Blair.

After an early breakfast, you will be transferred to the Jetty for your cruise to Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island). Located about 54 kilometers northeast of Port Blair, Havelock is a hidden tropical gem, offering a peaceful escape. Encompassing 86 square kilometers of lush landscapes, Swaraj Dweep is known for its pristine waters and is considered one of the world’s top destinations for snorkeling and scuba diving. With nearly 1000 species of marine life, divers can explore a rich underwater world, from vivid nudibranchs and sea slugs to ghost pipefish and various crustaceans.

On arrival at the Swaraj Dweep Jetty, you’ll be greeted by our representative and transferred to the stunning Radhanagar Beach (also known as Beach No. 7), widely regarded as the crown jewel of Havelock. Set on the western side of the island, Radhanagar gained worldwide fame when Time Magazine ranked it as Asia’s finest beach in 2004. This long stretch of soft white sand, flanked by lush tropical forests, offers the perfect blend of tranquility and natural beauty. Whether you’re looking to relax or indulge in water sports, Radhanagar Beach promises an unforgettable experience.

In the afternoon, board the ferry back to Port Blair as per scheduled timings. Overnight stay at Port Blair.

After breakfast, embark on a historical journey to Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island (formerly known as Ross Island), the administrative capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands during British rule. Once the seat of British power, this island now serves as a military base under the Indian Navy. The ruins of old British structures, now in partial decay, stand as a silent testament to the past. Explore the Smritika Museum, which showcases photographs and artifacts from the colonial era, offering a glimpse into the island’s historical significance. The island is also known for its friendly herds of deer and scenic walking trails through lush greenery.

Following your visit to Ross Island, set sail for North Bay, also known as Coral Island, where crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life await. Here, you can enjoy activities like the Glass Bottom Ride, snorkeling, sea walking, or scuba diving (optional and at an additional cost), to explore the colorful coral reefs beneath the surface.

After a day of exploration and adventure, return to Port Blair for an overnight stay.

After breakfast, embark on a scenic 30 km drive to Wandoor Beach, located just outside Port Blair. The journey takes you through areas once affected by the 2004 tsunami, now transformed into a serene, water-filled landscape resembling a lake. This peaceful area has become a haven for migratory wetland birds, making it a popular spot for birdwatching enthusiasts.

After enjoying the natural beauty of Wandoor Beach, you will be dropped off at the airport for your departure. Carry with you the unforgettable memories of your Andaman holiday.

End of Tour.