Arrive at Port Blair by flight in the morning/afternoon. Look for our representative holding a placard with your name on it. Board a ferry to Havelock Island with our representative. Upon arrival, our representative will drop you at your resort in Havelock Island. Take time to rest and explore the beachside resort on Havelock Island. Arrival before 12:00 PM is required for transfer to Havelock Island on the same day. Cruise sailing is subject to weather conditions and government regulations.

Visit Kalapathar beach and spend the day at leisure on Havelock Island. Enjoy the scenic drive to Kalapathar beach and take photos on this lovely beach. Continue the journey to Radhanagar Beach, one of Asia's best beaches. Explore the white sand beach and soak in its natural beauty. Stay at Radhanagar Beach until sunset. Return to the resort for relaxation and unwinding.

Take a ferry from Havelock Island to Port Blair in the afternoon. Our representative will meet you in Port Blair and drop you off at your hotel for an overnight stay. Some hotels in the Andaman Islands have early check-out timing (8:00 AM - 10 AM). If your ferry is later in the afternoon, you can avail water activities at Havelock. Our team can assist you with any activities at Havelock.

Depart for Baratang Island by road, passing through dense tropical forest and the Jarawa Tribal reserve in a convoy. Possible sighting of Jarawa Tribe members during the journey through the reserve. Arrive at Baratang jetty and take a launch service across the sea bay. Enjoy a fiber boat ride through a fascinating Mangrove drive to the start of the trek to Limestone caves. Trek through the dense forest to reach the Limestone Cave, made up of calcite (calcium carbonate) with beautiful cave formations. Return to Port Blair for overnight stay at respective hotel by the same route. Personal AC vehicle provided for the Baratang Island trip.

Check out of the hotel before leaving for the airport. Remember that hotels have an early check-out time. If your flight is in the afternoon, leave your luggage in the reception kiosk. If you have free time and want to visit any attraction, inform us. Depart with cherished memories of the exotic destination.

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.