Day# 1 Airport Pick up, Post Rest, Port Blair City Tour
On arrive at Port Blair, you will be escorted to check in to the Hotel. Freshen up at the hotel. We will start the city tour and cover National Memorial Cellular Jail. Later visit Corbyn’s cove beach – a coconut fringed beach about 8kms from Port Blair city which is ideal for swimming. Late evening witness the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail – where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive. Overnight stay at respective Hotel / Resort at Port Blair.
| City Tour & Aiport and Harbor Transfers: Tickets, Toll, Parking, Fuel and Driver Bata is included |
Day# 2 Travel to Diglipur Via Baratang
In the morning, we would head to Diglipur via Baratang, Rangat, & Mayabunder. You would travel in Convey once the forest is started. On the way, you can spot few members and the houses of Jwarah Clan. Post completing the forest, you would reach to Baratang.
From Baratang, we would visit Limestone caves (If tickets are included as per inclusion section.). Boat sails from the mangrove forest and it is anchored on the island. From the anchoring points, we would walk 2Kms to reach to the limestone cave. The sailor would guide you for the caves.
Later we would head to Diglipur for a night stay. Travel Start Time: 5:00 AM If travelling with private vehicle. It would be 12 hours journey.
| Diglipur Visit With Baratang and Ross Smith Ticket: Vehicle is included |
Day# 3 Ross & Smith Island
In the morning, we would head to catch the ferry to Ross and Smith Island. Ferry is a small motor boat who can carry 10 people a time. After reaching to the island, you can enjoy the most beautiful beaches of the island, and in the afternoon when the tides are low you can see the 2 islands meeting with one another and visit the islands on foot. Apart from the twin island, you can visit Lamiya Bay Beach, Kalipur Beach, & Turtle Nesting Ground.
Day# 4 Diglipur to Port Balir
We will start from Diglipur as instructed by your driver. On the way we would visit Karmatang Beach, Mangrove Walkway Dhanih Nallah, & baludera Beach and return to Port Blair.
Please note that we can not confirm the visit, places mentioned, as of now, it would depend on the ground realities in Andaman.
Day# 5 Sail from Port Blair to Havelock, later visit Radha Nagar Beach
Post breakfast (Packed Breakfast), vehicle shall drop you at harbor to sail to Havelock.
Post arrival at Havelock, our representative cum driver would drop you at the hotel. Post lunch (at your own cost), we would head to Radhanagar Beach. It is most popular beach and popular known for Sunset. We can spend 4 hours at the beach. Later vehicle shall drop you back to hotel.
| Beaches & Harbors Havelock: Vehicle, Parking is included |
| Port Blair - Havelock: Ticket is included |
Day# 6 Havelock to Neil Island
After breakfast and Check Out. Transfer to Havelock Jetty & Sail to Nail Island. After Freshen up visit all the beaches. Witness another scintillating Sunset @ Laxmanpur Beach, Walk through the sea to see - Natural Bridge (Only Possible when tides are low), Pump up your adrenelin @ Bharatpur Beach. Usually on the day of arrival, we visit Laxmanpur Beach and Natural Bridge, and remaining can be covered on subsequent days.
| Beaches & Harbors Neil: Vehicle, Toll, Parking, Muncipal Tax is included |
Day# 7 Neil Island Sightseeing and Travel to Port Blair
Check Out and Leave your luggage at Hotel Reception.
Visit Bharatpur Beach - Famous for Water Sports and in low tides you can walk into the sea (It is not Sea Walk) and Natural Bridge - If was not possible in yesterday evening due to high tides. - If it was not done yesterday. Take a cruise to return to Port Blair.
Post lunch, you can enjoy the shopping at Port Blair.
| Neil Island - Port Blair: Cruise Ticket is included |
Day# 8 Return with Dazzling Memories of Scintillating Beaches
Enjoy the small market if you have time left after your check out. Spend the time in the market. Transfer to Airport and return to your destination with dazzled and mesmerized with the beauty of the islands, the ocean, and the most important the marine life.