Flight arrives in Port Blair in morning/afternoon. Representative with placard will meet you outside. Take ferry to Havelock Island. Representative will attend to you upon arrival. Drop off at resort on Havelock Island. Rest and explore beachside resort. Arrival before 12:00 PM required to transfer to Havelock Island on same day. Cruise sailing subject to weather conditions and government regulations.

Explore underwater at Elephant Beach, the most popular snorkeling destination in Havelock Island. Reach Elephant Beach by a 30-minute boat ride from the island. Elephant Beach boasts one of the best reefs on Havelock Island, starting at a depth of less than a meter. Rest and relax upon arrival at Elephant Beach. A guide provides complimentary snorkeling session at Elephant Beach, subject to association guidelines. Return to Havelock dock by boat after the trip and our team attends to you, dropping you off at your hotel. Our team at Havelock is available for any ground assistance needed.

Scuba Diving is the main activity of the day on the islands. The tour starts early, with a pick-up from your hotel. A certified Divemaster guides you to an amazing reef for the dive. The marine life in Havelock Island is impressive. Photos and videos of the dive are complimentary. After the dive, we return to the hotel to refresh. We then take a cruise back to Port Blair. Our team assists you upon arrival and drops you back at your hotel for an overnight stay.

Check out from the hotel before the early check-out time. Proceed to the airport to return home. If your flight is scheduled for the afternoon, store your luggage in the reception kiosk. If you have free time and want to visit any attraction, inform the hotel staff.

No, Indian citizens do not need a visa to visit Andaman as it is part of India.

The best time to visit Andaman is between November and May when the weather is pleasant and the sea is calm.

Some of the must-visit places in Andaman include the Cellular Jail, Ross Island, Radhanagar Beach, Neil Island, and Baratang Island.

Andaman offers a range of water sports activities like scuba diving, snorkeling, sea walking, parasailing, jet skiing, and banana boat rides.

While Andaman's beaches are beautiful, some of them have strong currents and undertows, making swimming unsafe. It is advisable to stick to designated swimming areas and follow the lifeguard's instructions.

The official language of Andaman and Nicobar Islands is Hindi, but English is widely spoken and understood.

Indian Rupees is the official currency of Andaman, and it is accepted throughout the islands. Some hotels and resorts may also accept credit cards.