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Tired from the busy city life? Endless meetings and work calls? Long hours wasted in traffic jams that make daily commute a pain? Or exhausted after exams at your university? Stressed and tired after sleepless nights of cramming? If yes, then you need a relaxing vacation to unwind and relax. A vacation at a place that has calm beauty and helps to recharge your batteries and lifts your mood. The best place for such a vacation is indefinitely the Andaman and Nicobar tour.

About Andaman and Nicobar

When we say Andaman and Nicobar tour are best to unwind we mean it truly is the ultimate vacation destination with its secluded and quiet beaches, cruises over shimmering waters, and tropical weather.

The islands are not only a great destination for vacations to unwind on but also one of the best places for honeymooners. With candlelight dinners on the beach, stays at luxury resorts, walks on white-sand beaches you can make your Andaman and Nicobar tour a very romantic and memorable one.

Though Andaman and Nicobar Islands are the place for people looking for a weekend to unwind on and honeymooners it is also a good place for anyone who wants to chill with friends, get the best Instagram pictures, and enjoy water sports.

Whichever of these is the kind of holiday you are looking for, we at FabMyTrip offer them all. With our personalized itinerary based on your unique interests and requirements, our Andaman and Nicobar tour packages are the ones for you.

Most popular Andaman and Nicobar packages

Andaman Covid 19 tourist guide

For Andaman and Nicobar tour, all travelers must carry a negative RTPCR report on arrival to Andaman. The valid RTPCR test has to be done by an ICMR recognized laboratory. The RTPCR report must be from within 48 before starting the journey. 

If the tourist tests positive after arrival, they will have to undergo institutional isolation as per existing health protocols. The cost of such isolation will be paid by the tourist as fixed by the administration from time to time.

The tourist must follow all Covid 19 protocols as specified by the administration from time to time.

Best time to Plan Andaman and Nicobar Tour

The best time to plan your Andaman and Nicobar tour is between October and May. During these months the weather is pleasant and ideal for visiting. The temperature is comfortable 25 and 29 degrees Celsius. The water is also at an ideal temperature to enjoy the water sports such as Banana Boat Rides, Scuba Diving, Underwater sea Walking, Glass Bottom Boating, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Parasailing, and Jet Skiing. 

You can also plan your Andaman and Nicobar tour specifically during January and witness the Andaman Islands’ annual Tourism Festival which has many cultural festivities which showcase several local artists and performers.

How to reach Andaman Islands?

Indian tourists don’t not need a passport for Andaman and Nicobar tour, only a permit. However, if foreigners plan for an Andaman and Nicobar tour they will need a passport and a permit.

You can reach Andaman by flight or by cruise.

Andaman and Nicobar Tour by air

The quickest and most recommended way to reach the islands is by taking a direct flight. Direct flights to the Andaman Islands are available from Kolkata, Chennai, and Bengaluru; which you can book with us for the best prices.

Reaching by Cruise

The sailing schedules of passenger ships are announced 30 days in advance and can be seen on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands’ government website ( http://www.andaman.gov.in ) along with other information about the ships. These ships depart from Kolkata, Vishakhapatnam, and Chennai. The travel takes around 60 hours from all 3 places.

Cruise liners and private boats can also be taken if traveling from the sea.

Places to visit during your Andaman and Nicobar Tour

Port Blair:

Port Blair which is the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is the cultural hub of the Islands.

Cellular jail is one of the must visit places at Port Blair, especially for history buffs. Also known as “Kala Pani” this jail was a British colonial prison where political prisoners were exiled.

Another must visit place in your Andaman and Nicobar tour is Corbyn’s Cove which is a picturesque drive from Port Blair. It is one of the busy beaches of the islands and has water sports and water activities such as jet-skiing, semi-submarine rides, and diving.

Samudrika Naval Marine Museum is yet another great tourist spot that you must visit. The museum showcases a perfect blend of historical and modern Andaman. The skeleton of a massive whale is one of the major attractions of the museum along with aquarium displays of various fishes and corals.

Lastly, at Port Blair, one should also visit the luxurious dinner cruise: ‘TSG Bella Bay’ which departs from Junglighat jetty every evening. One can enjoy a delicious dinner and dance under the stars as a live band and DJ playing great music.

Havelock islands (Swaraj Dweep)

Your Andaman and Nicobar tour cannot be considered complete without visiting Havelock island. Be you a solo backpacker, honeymoon couple, group of friends, or family, Havelock island has something to offer for everyone. Havelock has multiple famous beaches, and Radhanagar beach tops the list. Radhanagar beach was awarded as the best beach in Asia by TIME magazine. Here is a list of few famous beaches you should cover during your Andaman and Nicobar tour:

1. Radhanagar Beach: Radhanagar beach is famous for its serenity, crystal clear water, and white sand. You can also enjoy swimming on this beach. Radhanagar beach also offers a great Sunset view.
2. Elephant Beach: If you are an adventure lover, this beach is for you. Elephant beach is famous for adventure water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, scuba diving, jet-skiing, and swimming with the elephants.
3. Kalapathar Beach: A quiet relaxing beach with an amazing sunset view.
4. Vijaynagar Beach: A secluded beach best known for its natural scenic beauty and calmness.

Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)

A Major island for your Andaman and Nicobar tour

If you seek peace and calmness during your holiday tour, you must include Neil island in your Andaman and Nicobar tour itinerary. You can reach Neil island from Havelock island with a short ferry ride. Some of the must include activities in your Andaman trip are:

1. Laxmanpur Beach: Laxmanpur beach is one of the highly sought-after destinations on Neil island. Its white sand, mesmerizing view, and, clean water make it a perfect destination for sighting and casual trips.
2. Bharatpur Beach: Bharatpur Beach is one of the most scenic beaches of Neil Island and is especially famous for its amazing sunrises.
3. Howrah Bridge: Howrah bridge is a naturally shaped bridge, formed by huge coral rocks stacked up one on another. This natural wonder is both interesting and beautiful and defiantly a must visit place.
4. Sitapur Beach: Another beautiful beach, peaceful, calm, and perfect for spending time at leisure. This serene and clean beach will amaze you with its charm.
5. Water Sports: Snorkel into small lagoons and explore the marine life. Even if you do not wish to snorkel but do want to explore the corals and marine life, you can still do that through the transparent glass bottom boat rides.
6. Trekking: Hire a guide and hike through the rich flora of this beautiful tropical island, on Neill Island.

Bartang Islands:

 If you live adventure and that adrenalin rush that it brings you can’t miss out on Bartang islands. With its beautiful beaches, tidal swamp forests, limestone caves, adventure mangrove boat rides, and rare birds that all bird enthusiasts would want to see this island has a lot to offer. Here’s a list of things you should explore at Bartang islands:

1. Limestone caves: One of the most popular places in Bartang islands these shimmering caves are made wholly of limestones and rare stalactites and stalagmites.
2. Parrot Islands: this place can be reached after a trek through thick mangrove forests. This island with its parrots and parakeets is what one would call a birdwatcher’s dream destination.
3. Balundera beach: One of the quieter places of Bartang islands, Balundera beach is a serene beach that one can go to escape the crowds and relax.
4. Mud Volcanos: These mud volcanos are small muddy craters that are formed by natural gases, that emit organic matter. They can be reached by both road and sea.
5. Mangrove creeks: These creeks filled with beautiful flora and fauna can be explored by taking a boat safari through them.

Diglipur

Diglipur Islands in north Andaman have rich flora and fauna, marine life, and natural parks. Some of the best places to visit here are:

1. Saddle Peak: Being at 732 meters, saddle peak is the highest point on the Andaman islands. It is a part of a National park that has very diverse flora and fauna with over 36 indigenous species of insects, 13 indigenous species of birds, and 6 indigenous species of trees. Kalpong, which is a freshwater stream and the only river in the Andaman islands flows through here.
2. Ross and Smith islands: these islands are connected with a thin fifty meter long sand bar. This place has shimmering clear waters and beaches that make this tropical paradise the place to be at.
3. Turtle Nesting/hatching at kalipur beach: Many species of turtles such as Olive Ridley, hawksbill, leatherback, and green turtles nest on the Kalipur beaches during October and March. Going to this beach you can see these turtles and even swim and snorkel with them in clear waters.
4. Active Mud Volcanoes: Just like at Bartang Islands, these are also small muddy craters. They are surrounded with beautiful natural flora and fauna and is something you must see on your Andaman trip.

Little Andaman island

120 km from Port Blair, Little Andaman is the furthest inhabited island among the Andaman Islands. The island has so much to offer, from dense rainforests and red oil palm plantations to magnificent waterfalls and serene beaches. It even has the best surfs in India. Places to visit at little Andaman islands are:

1. Butler bay: This is one of the most popular places to visit, here you can enjoy a sunbath or get into the water to snorkel, surf, or dive.
2. White Surf waterfall: The place lives up to its name for white foamy water flows down this waterfall. The waterfall is beautiful and absolutely breathtaking.
3. Whisper wave waterfalls: Located in the middle of the forest, this waterfall is also a breathtaking view.

Barren islands

Located 135 km from Port Blair is South Asia and India's only active volcano. About half a kilometer from the shore, the crater can often be seen spurting lava and emitting smoke. This Island can be viewed through the following options:

1. Seaplane: The Volcano can be viewed from a seaplane. The plane, however, does not land on the water.
2. Ferry Ride: Through the ferry one can view the volcano from a distance, as no one is permitted to disembark on the island. The ferry takes 3 rides around the barren island.

Things to do on your Andaman and Nicobar tours

Try Andaman cuisine

Trying Andaman’s unique cuisine that is influenced by the cuisines of the Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and Sikh settlers of the islands; is something everyone traveling to the islands must do. Seafood is the most popular thing in all of the Andaman cuisine. Some famous dishes you shouldn’t miss out on are fish curry, macher jhol, and coconut curry.

Experience Seakart Adventures

Seakart is a cool watersport which can be enjoyed by three people together. The Seakart can be driven by anyone, under the supervision of a licensed instructor. Unlike jet-skis and speed boards this can be driven deeper into the sea. From Corbyn’s cove beach, through the flag point and back the ride is 20 minutes long and about 5 to 6 km. This is a water sport that everyone who enjoys an adrenaline rush should try.

Witness the ‘Bioluminescene’ phenomenon

One can go on a kayaking adventure to witness the planktons in the water lighting up and glowing ‘bioluminescent light. The ideal months to see the phenomena are November and February. The phenomenon can be witnessed for 3 hours every night and is something everyone visiting should see.

Swim with elephants

Elephant beach is about 20 minutes away (via boat) from Havelocks Island’s Swaraj Dweep dock. Here you can swim, dive and snorkel in the company of elephants. Rajan is one the 63-year old elephant and his family and him are famous for being the elephant swimming family of the Andaman islands. While you enjoy with Rajan and his family you can have professional photographers take your pictures that will forever remind you of the beautiful memories you make there.

Visit the limestone caves

These limestone caves are on the most beautiful places to visit in the Andaman Islands. Here you can also get to see rare stalactites and stalagmites that have been formed over ages.  

Semi submarine ride

The coral safari semi-submarine ride is best for everyone who wishes to explore the marine life at the coasts of the Andaman Islands. One can dive to depths unconstrained and see colorful corals, several schools of fishes, and more.

This ride can be enjoyed by people of all ages and we would recommend you to experience this at least once in a lifetime since it is extremely beautiful and not something anyone should miss out on.

The submarine is a fully air-conditioned ride with large windows and a capacity of 100 people. The 1-hour long ride starts and ends at North Bay Island that is north of Port Blair.

Take Volcano tour

There are multiple volcanos in Andaman and Nicobar and here are the ones you should definitely visit:

1. The Barren Island volcano
2. The dormant volcano of Narcondam island
3. The active mud volcanos of Andaman Islands.

Barren island volcano is the only active volcano of South Asia and India. One can visit this island via plane or ferry, though they can’t get down on the island. Also, the waters around the island are one of the best scuba diving locations because it’s clear and because of the abundance of Manta Rays and bastal formations.

Watch turtles nesting

On Kalipur beach one can witness nesting of different species of turtles such as Olive Ridley, Leather back, hawk bill, and green turtles. The nesting season lasts from October to March and if one visits during them they should defiantly not miss out on this once in a lifetime experience.

The top 5 dishes of the Andaman islands

Chilly curry

A favorite of locals and foreign tourists, this is a typical Andaman island dish. Made with a lot of onions, tomatoes, hot chilies, and exotic spices this hot curry is one everyone should try.

Fish Curry

Andaman is famous for its seafood. And one of the best seafood here is fish curry. Made with the fish of your choice and aromatic spices this is a dish that will leave you wanting more.

Amritsari kulcha

This amazing dish stuffed with onions, coriander leaves spices and other seasonings were bought to the islands by the Sikhs and is one that became an important dish here because of how great it tastes.

Macher Jhol

This dish was introduced by early Bengali settlers. Its made with fish, coriander seeds, turmeric powder, mustard seeds, chilies, and a bunch of spices and is a dish no one should miss out on.

Coconut Prawn curry

Another seafood that is a must try on your Andaman trip is coconut prawn curry. Made with prawns, coconut milk and aromatic spices is a great dish that can be enjoyed alone or with some steamed rice.

Honeymoon in Andaman and Nicobar

Andaman and Nicobar islands are on the best honeymoon destinations. With its secluded virgin beaches, clear waters, scenic natural vistas, and dense green forests, it is a great place to visit with your partner. Here you can enjoy the luxury dinner cruise ride or have a candlelight dinner on the white sand beach to make your trip even more romantic and memorable.

The ideal places for honeymooners during their Andaman and Nicobar tour are Havelock Island, Ross Island, Baratang Island, and Diglipur Island. On these islands, one can spend quality time with their partner while enjoying a sunbath, or swim, dive or snorkel in e the shimmering clear waters.