ANDAMAN EXPLORER

Port Blair – City Tour As you arrive at the Port Blair airport, our courteous representative will be there to warmly welcome you and escort you to your hotel. After a smooth check-in and a little time to unwind, we kickstart your Andaman adventure with a visit to Carbyn’s Cove Beach and the iconic Cellular Jail. In the evening, prepare to be captivated by the enthralling Light and Sound Show at the Cellular Jail, where the poignant saga of India's freedom struggle comes to life through a mesmerizing combination of sound and light effects. Your overnight stay in Port Blair promises to be a comfortable one. Corbyn's Cove Beach: A mere 3 kilometers away from the city, this beach, fringed with swaying coconut palms, beckons with its serene beauty and offers the ideal setting for swimming and sunbathing. Here, you'll find convenient facilities such as hotels, restaurants, bars, changing rooms, and exciting water sports activities. Keep an eye out for historical remnants like Japanese Bunkers along the way to the beach, and consider exploring Snake Island, just a stone's throw away, renowned for its captivating scuba diving opportunities. To top it all off, the Tourism department-run Restaurant & Beer Bar provides delightful cuisine at pocket-friendly rates, all within a soothing beachside ambiance. Light and Sound Music Show: Prepare to be transported through time as you attend the captivating Sound and Light show at the Cellular Jail. This spellbinding presentation narrates the tale of India's struggle for freedom, masterfully brought to life through a symphony of sound and the interplay of light. The show vividly portrays the brutal hardships endured by the brave freedom fighters who were exiled to these very islands and imprisoned in the confines of this historic jail. This show has won the hearts of countless tourists who have had the privilege of witnessing it. Cellular Jail: Declared a National Memorial, the Cellular Jail stands as a solemn testament to the unfathomable sacrifices made during India's fight for independence. Located in Port Blair, this jail witnessed the harshest and most barbaric treatment meted out to national heroes who were incarcerated within its formidable walls. Built in 1906, the jail earned the moniker 'Cellular' due to its unique design, comprising individual cells for solitary confinement. Originally consisting of seven blocks with three stories and a central tower at its core, resembling a honeycomb, this jail is now a sacred pilgrimage site for all admirers of freedom. It offers a poignant journey through the annals of the country's struggle for independence, providing visitors with a profound connection to that historic period. 

Port Blair to SwarajDweep (Havelock Island) - Radhanagar Beach Your journey continues as you board a comfortable cruise bound for SwarajDweep, more commonly known as Havelock Island. Upon arrival at Havelock Jetty, our dedicated representative will be there to extend a warm welcome and assist you with the check-in process at your chosen hotel. After a brief opportunity to unwind, get ready to explore one of the world's most renowned beaches, the breathtaking Radhanagar Beach. Your overnight stay promises to be a memorable one in the enchanting surroundings of Havelock.   Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island): Often simply referred to as Havelock, this island is a gem in the crown of the Ritchie's Archipelago. It stands out as one of the most beautiful and expansive islands in the region, offering a serene and unparalleled haven for travelers. Situated 57 kilometers northeast of South Andaman, Havelock covers an area of 92 square kilometers, providing an awe-inspiring canvas for nature enthusiasts. The island's population is predominantly Bengali settlers, adding to its unique cultural blend. With its picturesque sandy beaches, verdant green forests, and a reputation as the seventh most beautiful island globally, Havelock is a destination like no other. Moreover, it boasts the largest concentration of mesmerizing diving and snorkeling sites, making it a veritable paradise for those eager to explore the wonders of the marine world.   IMPORTANT NOTE: Please be advised to collect your packed Breakfast from the hotel reception if you are embarking on an early morning cruise. Ferry timings are clearly mentioned on your tickets, and we kindly request you to report to the jetty 45 minutes before departure, armed with a valid ID card. The operation of the ferry service is subject to government clearance and prevailing weather conditions. The class of travel and ferry timings is subject to availability at the time of confirmation. Rest assured, we'll ensure a seamless and comfortable journey for you. 

Port Blair – Baratang Early morning, the tour starts for Baratang. Visit Limestone Cave and on the way, one may see the local tribals called Jarawas. Overnight stay at Port Blair. • Baratang  Baratang Island is 100 Km by road from Port Blair and is between South and Middle Andaman and popular for mangroves, Mud Volcanoes, and Limestone Caves. The prime attraction of the journey to the island is through the lush green tropical rain forest on Andaman Trunk Road and crossing the water channel where boats carry vehicles. The boat ride to the Limestone Caves passes through magnificent narrow mangrove creeks. 

Port Blair to Excursion to Coral Island & Ross Island  After Breakfast, you will be escorted to Andaman Water Sports Complex to catch a ferry which will be your mate for the entire excursion to Ross Island and North Bay. Overnight stay at Port Blair. • North Bay  It is also called “The Gateway to Port Blair”. This place is famous for its coral reefs, exotic verities’ of beautiful ornamental fishes and water sports activities. The breathtaking stretch of coral bed leaves you spellbound. North Bay is the foremost snorkeling point in Andaman. Apart from snorkeling and glass-bottom boat ride, scuba diving, and underwater sea walk facility is also available at North Bay. • Ross Island    It was the Capital of Port Blair during the British and Japanese regimes, prior to India’s Independence. It was named after Sir Daniel Ross a marine surveyor. It was nicknamed “The Paris of the East”. It is now under the supervision of the Indian Navy. This island is an ideal destination for nature walks amidst sylvan surroundings with deer, peacocks, and exotic birds. Then back to the Hotel. 

Port Blair – Airport dropping Dropping to the airport with memories and a terrific holiday at the Andaman Islands.