Andaman Tour: Your Complete Travel Guide

Andaman Tour: Your Complete Travel Guide

If all you want from a vacation is peace and relaxation, an Andaman tour could be just what you need. Thanks to its stunning beaches, relaxing islands, and beautiful forests, the Andaman & Nicobar Islands have become a dream destination for all tourists.

In this article, you’ll get guidance on how to travel to Andaman, what to see, what to taste, and how to have a memorable trip. We’ve made this document easy to understand since we want everyone to be able to read it.

 

What is an Andaman Tour?

An Andaman tour allows you to visit the lovely islands of Andaman and Nicobar, which belong to India in the Bay of Bengal. There are more than 300 small islands, and many of them welcome travelers. Visitors come to the islands mainly for their wonderful natural sights, long history, and many water sports.

How to Reach Andaman?

There are two ways to reach the Andaman Islands:

1st Option By Air

Andaman can be reached most quickly by flying there. It’s possible to fly directly to Port Blair from Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, or Bengaluru.

2nd Option By Ship

If you choose the ship adventure, you will find out when you arrive. Cruise ships are available from Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam. Cruises last for 3 to 4 days and are ideal for adventure lovers who love traveling by water.

Best Time to Visit Andaman

October through May is when you should visit the Andaman Islands. With good weather, a relaxed ocean, and plenty of things to do, this time of year is perfect for water sports and touring the area. Don’t visit during the monsoon months (June to September), as it can be windy on the water and some outdoor things might be off-limits.

Top 10 Places to Visit During Your Andaman Tour

1. Radhanagar Beach—Asia’s Most Beautiful Beach

Thanks to its ideally situated position on Havelock Island, the beach is celebrated for its bright sand and very clear water. It’s great for swimming in, chilling out, and enjoying fantastic sunsets.

2. Cellular Jail—A Glimpse of History

It is also referred to as Kala Pani, and here you can learn about India’s freedom fighters. Don’t forget to participate in the Light and Sound Show that helps you understand history. read more

3. Ross Island—A Lost British Settlement

Once founded by the British as their ruling capital on the Andaman, today it is a quiet island with ruins, deer, and lots of greenery. read more

4. Havelock Island—Adventure Paradise

The island is most popular with those who love scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and other water sports. read more

5. Neil Island—Calm and Serene

Neil Island is a better choice for peace since there are not as many people as on Havelock. Don’t forget to visit the Natural Rock Bridge and Laxmanpur Beach. read more

6. Baratang Island—Limestone Caves & Mud Volcano

Great for those who enjoy caves: you can explore them and see a mud volcano too. Exploring dense forests while driving is a memorable part of hiking. read more

7. North Bay Island—Underwater Adventures

If you’re looking for adventure, the Sea Walk lets you walk on the ocean floor and glimpse beautiful fish and corals.

8. Mount Harriet National Park—Nature Trails

Good for hiking, finding birds, and sightseeing. It is Andaman’s second-tallest mountain. read more

9. Chidiya Tapu—The Bird Island

Its popularity lies in its amazing sunset and a variety of birds. A favorite place for people who love nature and taking pictures. read more

10. Jolly Buoy Island—Coral Wonderland

The water here is so clear, and the reefs are a main attraction. This place suits snorkeling and riding in glass-bottom boats well. read more

Where to Stay During Your Andaman Tour?

Deciding on Where to Spend Your Nights on an Andaman Tour

There are places to stay for people with all kinds of budgets.

The best luxury stays are Taj Exotica and SeaShell Havelock.

Good option: Coral Reef Resort, TSG Blue Resort

Staying on a Budget: Hotel Lalaji Bayview and Andaman Residency

Trusted sites like MakeMyTrip, Booking.com, and Agoda make it a good option to book your stay in advance.

What to Eat in Andaman?

Many people wonder what there is to eat in the Andaman.

Because it’s an island, great seafood is what you’ll find here. You can’t miss trying

Grilled Fish

Curry Made with Prawns in Coconut

Lobsters

Fish Thali

Rafa Fresh Coconut Water

A lot of restaurants also cook vegetarian versions of North Indian, South Indian, and continental meals.

Top Things to Do in Andaman

1. Scuba Diving

Experience the wonders of the undersea life. No matter if you are new to it, you can still try it with experienced instructors. Many people visit Havelock and North Bay. Read more & Book

2. Snorkeling

When you’re not ready for scuba diving, snorkeling is a wonderful alternative. It is possible to see colorful fish and undamaged coral reefs. Read more & Book

3. Glass-Bottom Boat Ride

An enjoyable and safe chance for everyone to see marine life, even if they don’t go swimming. Read more & Book 

4. Sea Walk

If you don’t like to swim, this experience is perfect since you walk on the seabed in a special helmet. Read more & Book 

5. Island Hopping

You may visit various islands on ferries or boats if you like. You can find something different around every corner of every island.

6. Trekking

Climb along jungle trials at Mount Harriet and Chidiya Tapu. People who appreciate nature and adventure will really enjoy it.

Popular Andaman Tour Packages

Confused about what to consider when planning your trip to the Andaman? There are some wonderful Andaman tour packages for everyone, whether you go with friends, family, or on your own.

Package Name	Duration	Destinations Covered	Ideal For	Highlights	Starting Price
Best of Andaman Package	5 Days	Port Blair, Havelock Island	Families, First-timers	Radhanagar Beach, Cellular Jail, Ferry Rides	₹12,000
Romantic Honeymoon Package	7 Days	Port Blair, Havelock, Neil Island	Couples, Honeymooners	Candlelight dinner, Flower bed decor, Beach time	₹18,500
Andaman Adventure Tour	6 Days	Port Blair, Havelock, North Bay	Adventure Lovers	Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Jet Skiing	₹16,000
Budget Andaman Tour	4 Days	Port Blair, Corbyn’s Cove, Cellular Jail	Budget Travelers, Students	Affordable hotels, Local sightseeing	₹8,000
Premium Luxury Tour	8 Days	Port Blair, Havelock, Neil, Baratang	Luxury Travelers	4-star resorts, private cruises, Guided tours	₹28,000

The price you pay may depend on the current season and how much is in stock. It’s best to plan for the most affordable prices. Ayush Tours and Travels, MakeMyTrip, Yatra, Thrillophilia, and Goibibo are reliable online agents where you can order these packages. You may also find local tour operators in Port Blair.

Travel Tips for Your Andaman Tour

1. Book in advance — as flights and hotels quickly fill up, most of all during peak season.

2. Carry ID proof—it will be required at airports and some tourist locations.

3. No plastic allowed — opt for eco-friendly ways to carry your things

4. Keep cash—carry cash at all times, as there may not be enough internet or card options where you travel.

5. Respect local culture — Love and respect the cultures of the communities you visit, and do not take photographs in tribal areas without asking first.

Approximate Andaman Tour Budget

Category	Estimated Cost (Per Person)
Flights (Round Trip)	₹6,000–₹15,000
Accommodation (5 Nights)	₹5,000–₹20,000
Food	₹2,000–₹5,000
Local Travel & Entry Fees	₹2,000–₹5,000
Water Sports	₹3,000–₹10,000
Total	₹18,000–₹55,000

FAQs About Andaman Tour

Q1: Do I need a passport for the Andaman Tour?

Indian residents do not have to use a passport for a trip to the Andaman.

Q2: Is Andaman safe for solo and family travel?

Ans: Yes. Kashmir is recognized as a very safe spot for tourists in the country.

Q3: Is Hindi spoken in Andaman?

Ans: Yes. Speaking Hindi and English is common among most Hongkongers.

Q4: Is there internet in Andaman?

There is a good network and internet in Port Blair. Yet, remote islands may not be very resistant.

 

An Andaman tour gives you a mix of calm, exciting experiences and stunning views of nature. You are welcome to these islands whether you come as a soloist, with friends, or with family.

Experiences in the Andaman Islands include everything from beautifully warm beaches to exciting walks around the sea to historical places and peaceful villages—something magical for all people.