Andaman and Nicobar 7 Days / 6 Nights

After Arriving at Port Blair, you will be taken to your resort then Visit the historic Cellular Jail and Corbyn Cove with us. Explore the infamous Cellular Jail, an important symbol of India's freedom struggle, and witness the Light and Sound show that brings its history to life. Then, head to Corbyn Cove Beach for thrilling water activities like Seakart, jet skiing, and parasailing. Relax on the beautiful beach and soak in the serene surroundings. It's a perfect combination of history and adventure for your travel experience.

On the second day we will start our journey towards Havelock Islands via Cruise from Port Blair Harbor. On arrival at Havelock Island, our representatives will receive and escort you to check in to the resort. After relaxing, we proceed to Radhanagar Beach, which is rated the nicest and cleanest beach in Asia, by the Times Magazine. It is an ideal place for swimming, sea bathing and basking on the sun-kissed beaches. Needless to say, it is one of the most spectacular beaches you will visit on your trip to Andaman. Hugged with Coconut trees from all sides and covered with tropical jungle from both the sides, the Radhanagar Beach opens up a world of complete serenity and relaxation for its visitors. Radhanagar is one of the few beaches in Andaman, where there are no restrictions on swimming. Overnight in the resort.

You can have your own time by relaxing at one of the most peaceful and unexplored beaches of India. You can spend hours witnessing the mesmerizing views of sunset at Elephant Beach amidst the crystal-clear water and lush tropical forests. You can either relax or have barefooted walks here while glancing at the natural beauty of Andaman.

The natural vistas and white sandy beach make it one of the most admirable beaches of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, which is the Neil Island. Neil Island is famous for its naturally shaped bridge-like rock also known as the Howrah Bridge. First visit to Howrah bridge. It has two living natural corals formed just like a bridge. It is best seen during low tide. There are nearby amazingly beautiful beaches, which are regarded as divine places, which are perfect places to go. Head to Lakshmanpur beach enjoy the beach life with some relaxation and peace. The atmosphere around you soothes your senses and gives you bliss that will stay in your heart forever. You can create a sandcastle and find coral and seashells. Drop back to Resort.

Morning will head to Sitarpur beach, the very tip of the island. It is known for its rich limestone deposit, beach is located 5 km to the South and is at the tip of this island. Sitapur beach is popular for its iconic sunrise morning you will proceed to Port Blair. Reaching Port Blair you will be checked into the resort. Fresh up, have your lunch and in the evening will start our journey to Chidiya Tapu beach. Andaman’s Bird Island or Chidiya tapu is a carpet of rich mangrove forests that host numerous species of birds. This eco-park, at the southernmost tip of the South Andaman Island, is situated at a distance of 28 km from Port Blair, the capital of the archipelago. There are regular bus services from Port Blair to Chidiya tapu. Apart from being a bird watching paradise, this place is also popular for trekking trails and glorious sunset views.

Morning will head to Limestone caves in Andaman are situated on the Baratang Island, 100 km away from Port Blair. The only way to get to this island is by taking a ferry. There are a few places on earth where you are simply stumped to see the brilliance of nature. These millions of years old limestone formations will evoke the same feeling, which is why it is kind of important. This place had been hidden from the world for a long time now. The island is home to the Jarawa tribe. The once-forbidden island is rich with dense jungles, mud volcanoes, mangrove jungles, and of course, limestone caves. Usually, it is combined with Mud Volcano and Mangrove Boat Ride.

Dropping to Airport with memories of an ultimate holiday of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.