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Andaman Islands, Planned Properly

Your Final Destination for the Andaman Islands

Hand-built itineraries across Port Blair, Havelock, Neil Island and beyond — honeymoons, family trips, diving expeditions and offbeat routes, with ferries, transfers and stays coordinated end to end by a local team.

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Planned Properly, End to End

Locally Coordinated

Our team is based in Port Blair, not managing your trip from a call centre elsewhere.

Ferries Booked in Advance

Inter-island seats sell out fast in peak season — we lock yours in the moment your route is confirmed.

Real Quotes, No Fake Prices

We don't list invented numbers. Every quote reflects live availability for your actual dates.

Itineraries Built Around You

Every package here is a starting template — nights per island, activities and pace all adjust to fit you.

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Popular Andaman Destinations

From Port Blair's history to Havelock's beaches and the quieter north — each island has its own character.

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Cellular Jail lit up at night in Port Blair
South Andaman

Port Blair

Gateway to the Andamans — history, harbours and your first island evening.

Almost every Andaman trip begins and ends in Port Blair. It's the administrative capital, the only city with a commercial airport, and home to the Cellular Jail — the single most important historical site in the islands. Most travellers spend their first and last nights here, using it as a base for a city tour before heading out to Havelock or Neil.

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Radhanagar Beach at sunset with calm turquoise water
South Andaman

Havelock Island

Radhanagar Beach, reef diving and the island most people picture when they think 'Andaman'.

Havelock — officially Swaraj Dweep — is the reason most people come to the Andamans. Radhanagar Beach is routinely ranked among Asia's best, the reefs off Elephant Beach are the easiest in the islands to snorkel, and the dive schools here are the most established in the archipelago. It's a 90-minute to 2.5-hour ferry from Port Blair, and most itineraries give it the longest stay of any single island.

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Bharatpur Beach on Neil Island
South Andaman

Neil Island

The slower island — Natural Bridge, bicycle roads and fewer people.

Neil — Shaheed Dweep — is smaller and quieter than Havelock, and most travellers treat it as the wind-down stop of the trip. It's compact enough to get around by bicycle or auto in a day, with four distinct beaches, a genuinely unusual natural rock formation, and a slower pace overall.

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Ross Island's colonial ruins wrapped in banyan roots
South Andaman

Ross Island

Colonial ruins reclaimed by the forest, a short boat ride from Port Blair.

Once the administrative headquarters of British India's penal colony, Ross Island is now a quiet ruin — old ballrooms and bungalows wrapped in the roots of banyan trees, with deer and peacocks wandering freely. It's typically combined with North Bay in a single half-day boat trip from Port Blair.

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Coral reef at North Bay Island
South Andaman

North Bay Island

The most accessible reef near Port Blair — snorkelling, sea walk and glass-bottom boats.

North Bay is the easiest reef to reach from Port Blair, which makes it the default choice for travellers who want a water activity without heading all the way to Havelock. Snorkelling, sea walk and glass-bottom boat rides are all set up here, usually as a half-day trip combined with Ross Island.

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Limestone Caves at Baratang, Andaman
Middle Andaman

Baratang Island

Limestone caves, a mangrove creek boat ride and a genuine day-trip adventure.

Baratang sits roughly midway between Port Blair and Middle Andaman, and getting there is part of the experience — a road journey through tropical forest followed by a speedboat ride through a mangrove creek to reach the limestone caves. It's a long day, but one of the more memorable ones in the islands.

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Traveller Stories

What Our Travellers Say

Every transfer and ferry was exactly on time, which mattered a lot with our tight schedule. Radhanagar Beach at sunset alone was worth the trip — our planner clearly knew the islands, not just a checklist of sights.

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Aditi & Rohan

Honeymoon · Bengaluru

Travelling with two kids and my parents, I was worried about the pace. They built the itinerary around us instead of the other way round — glass-bottom boat for my parents, snorkelling for the kids, everyone happy.

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The Sharma Family

Family · Delhi

Booked the diving package specifically for two dive days in Havelock. Both went ahead as planned, the dive school was properly PADI-affiliated, and the team coordinated everything with them directly so I didn't have to.

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Karan Mehta

Scuba Diving · Mumbai

Went in with a tight budget and was upfront about it. Got a genuinely good 3-night itinerary without feeling like anything was cut corners — hotels were clean and well located, not just cheap.

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Priya Nair

Budget · Kochi

Every transfer was private as promised, resorts were exactly the sea-view category we'd asked for, and when we wanted to shift a night from Neil to Havelock last minute, it was handled without any fuss.

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Vikram & Anjali

Luxury · Pune

Third time in Andaman, first time going north to Diglipur. Ross & Smith Islands were completely worth the long drive, and the team clearly knew the road and convoy timings — nothing felt improvised.

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Devansh Rao

Offbeat · Hyderabad

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

November to April is the best window — the sea is calmest, visibility for diving and snorkelling is at its best, and ferry schedules run most reliably. May to September brings the southwest monsoon, with more rain and rougher inter-island crossings.

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