Andaman Tour Packages - Get Discounts Upto ₹16000 OFF

If you’re dreaming of an unforgettable Andaman trip, you’re in for a treat! Whether you’re after a relaxing beach escape or an adventure-packed getaway, there’s an Andaman tour package tailored just for you. Prices start at ₹21,700 per person, with top offers like the "Wow Andaman" package at ₹23,500 and the "Amazing Andaman Private Tour" at ₹26,200. If you seek the premium experience, "Andaman Island Hopping Private Tour" can be had at ₹44,900. Port Blair to Havelock and Neil Island, with Andaman tour packages including flights, hotels, sightseeing, and meals. Limited-time discounts aren't going anywhere – reserve your Andaman tour now and discover a tropical heaven like never before!

The Andaman packages are recognized globally, as one of the best honeymoon destinations in Asia. The Andaman tours offer exclusive packages for honeymooners and couples that include, serene and secluded virgin beaches, luxury hotels and resorts, cruise rides in the Bay of Bengal, candlelight dinner on the beach, and more. There are many pearly white-sand beaches included in the Andaman Nicobar packages, each more scenic than the other in its own unique and charming way. Quite a few of these beaches are ranked as amongst the best in Asia. These beaches with their scenic landscapes, peaceful ambiance, and chilled-out atmosphere offer the ultimate out-of-the-world experience.

Most Popular Andaman and Nicobar Tour Packages

Tour Packages Name	Duration	Price
Amazing Andaman Private Tour	5 Nights 6 Days	Rs. 26 200
Wow Andaman	4 Nights 5 Days	Rs. 23 500
Andaman Island Hopping Private Tour	5 Nights 6 Days	Rs. 44 900
Andaman Fully Loaded With Neil Day Trip	5 Nights 6 Days	Rs. 44 900
Honeymoon Special - Magic Moments Andaman	4 Nights 5 Days	Rs. 59 900

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Sea walkers, divers, and snorkelers are drawn like a magnet, to the attractive colorful shallow coral reefs, teeming with exotic species of aquatic flora and fauna. If you are an adrenaline junkie, then there are more exciting options for you, such as parasailing, jet-skiing, kayaking, banana and boat rides, swimming with elephants, game fishing, and camping. The gorgeous vistas of Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neill islands, make them two of the more frequented islands, on the Andaman Island tour package. Keep your camera ready, to capture some exquisite memories of silvery beaches, aqua-green waters, beautiful sunsets, and tropical forests.

The Andaman Islands are about 1400 kilometers (km), off the eastern coastline of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, in the Bay of Bengal. Of the 572 Andaman and Nicobar Islands that constitute the Union The territory of India, only 38 are inhabited, of which, a few are open to tourists. On the South, Andaman Nicobar is Port Blair, the gateway to the archipelago, and the capital city of the Andaman Islands. The ball is now in your court. Book your Andaman Islands tour package and start packing your bags. Travel light though, because all you will need is beachwear, accessories, and other essentials!

Andaman Tour Packages From City

The Andaman tour packages offer a host of options for you that range from scenic beaches and aqua-green waters, to active, dormant, and mud volcanoes, from lush green tropical forests to the mangroves, from Cellular Jail and Anthropological Museums to all kinds of water sports, rides and activities, from pocket-friendly stays to luxurious hotels and resorts. Take your pick of the Andaman packages, and have a ‘whale of a time! With seamless connectivity, you can easily book:

Andaman tour packages from Mumbai, Andaman tour packages from Chennai, Andaman tour packages from Ahmedabad, Andaman tour packages from Kolkata, and Andaman tour packages from Hyderabad.

Best Time To Visit Andaman And Nicobar

Planning your Andaman visit and thinking about when to go? Allow me to make it easy for you—October to March is, hands down, the best time to visit these beautiful islands. If you're planning Andaman tour packages for a relaxed vacation or a fast-paced trip, this is the time to do it justice. But here is what you can have in various seasons throughout the year with our Andaman tour packages:

Peak Season (October to March):

October to March is the ideal time to visit Andaman, with nice weather and tranquil seas. Snorkelling and scuba diving are at their best, and this is the best time for adventure enthusiasts. Most Andaman packages feature the Island Tourism Festival, which enhances the experience. As it is peak season, book flights and Andaman packages in advance to save money.

Shoulder Season (April to May):

April and May are perfect for an Andaman tour with fewer crowds and sunny, warm days. Water sports are still in full flow, and Andaman tour packages can provide some discounts. Although the temperature is on the rise, the crystal-clear waters and beach atmosphere make it a refreshing escape.

Off-Season (June to September):

The monsoon season has heavy rains and turbulent seas, restricting activities for an Andaman tour. But if you are fond of peace and bargains, some Andaman packages provide cheaper rates for luxury accommodations. Though water sports are not allowed, the greenery all around and serene resorts provide a relaxing getaway.

How to reach the Andaman Islands?

Indian tourists do not need a passport for Andaman tour packages. However, foreign tourists will need a passport and a permit, from the concerned immigration authorities, to enter the Andaman and the Nicobar Islands.

Reaching Andaman by Air:

The most preferred and quickest way for your Andaman tour is a direct 2.5 hours (approximately) flight, from Kolkata, Bengaluru, or Chennai. Chartered planes fly directly to the Andaman Islands, adhering to all rules, regulations, and laws, as per the Andaman Islands’ authorities.

Reaching Andaman by Sea:

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands government website, provides information, about the sailing schedules that are announced 30 days in advance, of the passenger ships that depart from Chennai, Kolkata, and Vishakapatnam, for the Andaman Islands. Cruise liners and private boats can dock in, liaising with the concerned local Andaman Island authorities, after adhering to rules, regulations, and laws.

Best Places to Visit In Andaman Islands

Below are some of the top places to visit in Andaman and Nicobar;

1. Port Blair - A must on your Andaman tour packages

Port Blair, the capital of Andaman & Nicobar Islands, is the official overseer of the culture and heritage of the Andaman Islands. Some of the ‘must-visit sites in Port Blair are –

Cellular Jail: Also known as Kālā Pānī (Hindi for black waters), the Cellular Jail was a colonial prison, used by the British, to exile and silence political prisoners.

Corbyn’s Cove: Corbyn’s Cove is a scenic drive from Port Blair. One of the busier beaches of the Andaman Islands, it offers water activities, such as jet-skiing, diving, and semi-submarine rides.

Samudrika Naval Marine Museum: This museum represents a perfect amalgamation of historical and modern Andaman. The skeleton of a massive blue whale greets you, as you enter the museum. An aquarium displays a variety of fish species, from parrotfish to the rare and venomous species of stonefish, and corals.

Dinner cruise: ‘TSG Bella Bay’, which departs from Junglighat Jetty every evening, offers a luxurious dinner cruise and dancing under the stars, to the beat of the live band and DJ Dance, with your loved ones.

2. Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) – A quick trip to the island to be included on your Andaman Tour

Havelock Island is out to charm either a solo backpacker, a couple, a group of friends, or a family on vacation. Revel in the soft white sandy beaches, or dive into the aqua-green waters, with various options such as jet-skiing, snorkeling, and diving. Expect to see exotic fauna, such as emerald doves, long-tailed meerkats, and hanging parrots on this island. Some of the places to visit on Havelock Island are –

Radhanagar Beach: Known for its white sand beach, clear waters, and serene nature; you can lazeon the beach, go swimming, or enjoy some beautiful sunsets.

Elephant Beach: Famous for its adventure sports and crystal-clear waters, you can do scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, jet-skiing, and swimming with the elephants.

Kalapathar Beach: With amazing views and sunsets, it is an extremely relaxing location.

Vijaynagar Beach: This secluded and pristine beach is known for its serenity, calmness, and natural scenic beauty.

3. Neill Island (Shaheed Dweep) – Known for its Unparallel Biodiversity

Neill Island is a short ferry ride from Havelock Island. For those who seek solitude, serenity, and peace on their holidays, your Andaman Island tour package must include Neill Island. Let’s explore the ‘must-do activities on Neill Island.

Howrah Bridge: This is a unique phenomenon of mother nature, close to the Laxmanpur beach. It is formed by two corals, creating a naturally shaped bridge. It got its name from early Bengali settlers, on your Andaman tour.

Neill Island 3 Point Tour: Explore the three beautiful beaches of Neill Island –

Laxmanpur Beach: Experience spectacular sunsets, with the Howrah Bridge in the foreground. Be cautioned, it is not safe for beginners to get into the water, due to the strong currents and high waves.

Sitapur Beach: With a lush green backdrop on its three sides, it opens up to a wonderful cobalt-colored seafront. One of the quietest beaches on Neill Island, you could get lost in your own peaceful world.

Bharatpur Beach: Also called the ‘Sunrise Beach’, for its amazing sunrises. It is one of the most tranquil and picturesque beaches of the Andaman Islands.

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving: Snorkel or dive into small lagoons, around Ramnagar and Laxmanpur beaches, where you will find exquisite coral and marine life. You will be fortunate to spot a Dugong (Sea Cow), the state animal of the Andaman Islands.

Glass Bottom Boat Ride: If you are not comfortable snorkeling or diving, you can enjoy the corals and marine life, through the transparent glass-bottom boat rides.

Trekking: Hike through the rich flora and fauna of the dense tropical forest, on Neill Island. Hire a guide, so you do not get lost.

4. Bartang Island – A major island on your Andaman tour packages

If you are an adventure ‘junkie’, Bartang Island is your ‘go-to’ island, with its enchanting virgin beaches, limestone caves, tidal swamp forests, bird watching opportunities, and adventure mangrove boat rides. Bartang Island is 90 km north of Port Blair, between the Middle and South The Andaman Islands. Your ‘To-Do’ list for Bartang Island includes –

Limestone Caves: Extremely popular for their shimmering structures, the caves are made up of limestone, and the rare stalactites and stalagmites structures.

Parrot Island: Trek through dense mangrove forests to reach Parrot Island. Home to parrots and colorful parakeets, it is a treat for bird enthusiasts.

Baludera Beach: Your escape from the ‘madding’ crowd. A must for your Andaman Islands tour package, with its serene environment that gives you a sense of intense calm and peace.

Mud Volcanoes: Accessible either by road or sea, the mud volcanoes are tiny muddy craters, formed by natural gases, emitted by organic matter.

Mangrove Creeks: A boat safari is the best way to enjoy the mangrove creeks at leisure, and marvel at the natural beauty, and the flora and fauna of these creeks.

5. Diglipur – The largest town on your Andaman tour

Diglipur Island located in North Andaman Islands abounds in rich flora, fauna, natural parks, and vibrant marine life. Diglipur has some amazing places to visit, such as –

Saddle Peak: At 732 meters, Saddle Peak is the highest point of the Andaman Islands, in the Bay of Bengal. It is part of a National Park, a rich bio-diverse tropical jungle that is home to over 13 indigenous bird species, 36 indigenous insect species, and 6 indigenous tree species. Kalpong, the only river of Andaman Islands, flows through the forest and offers a refreshing drinkable freshwater stream.

Ross and Smith Islands: Connecting these magnificent islands is a slim fifty meters long sand bar. It boasts of ‘picture-perfect’ warm crystal-clear waters and untamed virgin beaches.

Turtle Nesting/hatching at Kalipur Beach: Olive Ridley, Leather Back, Hawksbill, and Green Turtles nest on Kalipur Beach, typically between October and March. The Andaman & Nicobar government hatchery facilitates and aids in the nesting. You will enjoy swimming and snorkeling in its crystal-clear waters.

Active Mud Volcanoes: Much like the ones at Bartang Island, these are small muddy craters that are surrounded by some amazing natural flora and fauna.

6. Little Andaman Island – An island with crystal blue water

One of the largest Andaman Islands, Little Andaman Island is the furthest inhabited island, lying 120 km south of Port Blair. Little Andaman Island is replete with stretches of uninhabited pristine beaches, azure waters, breath-taking waterfalls, dense evergreen rainforest, red oil palm plantations, and the best surf in India. Some of the places to visit are –

Butler Bay: This is one of the more frequented places, where you can soak in the sun, snorkel, dive, or surf.

White Surf Waterfall: Aptly named as White Surf Waterfall, because of the white foamy water descending from the hillock.

Whisper Wave Waterfall: Similar to the White Surf Waterfall, you will find this waterfall, in the middle of the forest.

7. Barren Island – An enchanting scenic island on your Andaman Nicobar packages

The craggy Barren Island is home to South Asia and India’s only active volcano. It is 135 km south of Port Blair. Half a kilometer from the shore, the crater often emits smoke and spurts of light. You can view the island via –

Sea Plane: One can view the volcano and its crater from a seaplane, but it will not land on the water.

Ferry Ride: The ferry will take three rides around Barren Island. You can see the volcano from afar. No one is allowed to disembark on the island.

8. Alfred Caves:

Concealed close to Diglipur, these caves are a thrilling trek through rainforests. The caves are home to thousands of fruit bats, making it a spooky yet interesting experience. Ideal for adventure-seekers who want to include something different in their Andaman tour.

9. Guitar Island:

Guitar-shaped, this island is a secret treasure in Andaman tours. The shallow waters and unspoiled beaches make it a dream destination for solitude seekers. Go there during low tide to see the sandbar linking it to the surrounding islands.

10. Avis Island:

A boat ride of only a short distance from Mayabunder, Avis Island remains unaffected by mass tourism. Its white, soft sand and turquoise water make it the perfect retreat. If you're yearning for solitude from crowded beaches, this island is a must-include in your Andaman tour.

11. Merk Bay Beach:

Reachable only by boat, Merk Bay Beach on North Passage Island is all about colours with its vibrant coral reefs. With no commercialism, it's a little slice of heaven in your Andaman packages.

12. Lalaji Bay Beach:

Bundled away on Long Island, Lalaji Bay Beach has crystal-clear waters and a picturesque boat tour through mangroves. It is the perfect place to take a peaceful retreat in your Andaman tour packages.

Things To Do On your Andaman Tours

The Andaman Islands are an adventure paradise, a haven of peace, and cultural marvel. Whether you're looking for high-octane water sports, rare wildlife experiences, or spectacular landscapes, an Andaman tour is something that everyone will enjoy. Here's what you should add to your Andaman tour packages to make it an unforgettable Andaman trip.

1. Andaman Cuisine:

The cuisine of the Andaman Islands is a beautiful blend of Indian cultural influences. With Hindu, Christian, Muslim, and Sikh immigrants influencing its flavors, seafood takes center stage in the Andaman deals. Fish curry, macher jhol, and coconut prawn curry are must-haves on your trip with Andaman tour packages.

2. Limestone Caves Excursion:

These ancient caves, with their majestic stalactites and stalagmites, are concealed on Baratang Island. A picturesque journey through forests and mangrove creeks without Andaman tour packages takes you to this natural marvel.

3. Parasailing at Corbyn’s Cove:

Fly over Port Blair's turquoise waters for an eagle' s-eye view of the shoreline. This adventurous activity combines natural beauty and must be included in Andaman tour packages.

4. Seakart Adventures:

A one-of-a-kind watercraft experience, Seakart allows you to drive into the deep sea without requiring swimming or driving expertise. The 20-minute journey from Corbyn's Cove Beach to Flag Point near Ross Island is an exhilarating addition to any Andaman tour.

5. Mangrove Kayaking in Mayabunder:

Paddle across thick mangrove forests, surrounded by exotic birds and tranquil waterways. This unconventional experience is a step closer to Andaman's wildlife.

6. Swim with Elephants:

Elephant Beach, a mere 20-minute boat trip from Havelock, is renowned for swimming with elephants. Rajan and his family provide a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim, bathe, and snorkel with them, providing a highlight of your Andaman tour packages.

7. Turtle Nesting:

From October to March, four species of turtles nest on Kalipur Beach under the light of the moon. It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to see this spectacle in your Andaman tour packages.

8. Bioluminescence:

A night kayaking adventure under the magic awaits at Havelock Island, where each paddle stroke stirs glowing phytoplankton in the sea. The phenomenon, which is most visible between November and February, is a must-include in Andaman packages.

9. Trekking to Mount Harriet:

Nature enthusiasts will love this view-filled trek that provides bird's-eye views of the nearby islands. Bird watchers' heaven, it's not to be missed on your Andaman trip.

10. Game Fishing at Havelock:

Fishing enthusiasts can take advantage of deep-sea game fishing under Andaman packages and catch marlins, tunas, and barracudas in transparent waters.

11. Glass Bottom Boat Ride:

Perfect for those who do not want to get wet but still would like to see marine life, this ride at North Bay Island presents a stunning view of colourful coral reefs. Great for families, it's an unforgettable experience during your Andaman tour.

12. Cultural Tour to Chidiya Tapu:

End your Andaman trip with a sunset at Chidiya Tapu. This peaceful place, filled with birds and golden shores, offers a picture-perfect send-off for the islands.

The Top 5 Dishes of The Andaman Islands

Here are some of the best dishes of Andaman that you should try during your vacations:

Chilli Curry:

Prepared with lots of onions, tomatoes, a variety of spices, and hot chilies, Chilli Curry is a typical Andaman Island hot/spicy dish that is the favorite of the locals and foreign tourists. Must try on your Andaman tour.

Fish Curry:

The Andaman Islands are a natural haven for seafood. Pick your choice of fish, cooked with exotic and aromatic spices that will keep you coming back for more. A dish to watch out for on your Andaman tour package.

Amritsari Kulcha:

The Sikhs brought this dish to the Andaman and Nicobar. While the dimension and taste may differ from restaurant to restaurant, the basic stuffing is onion, coriander leaves, spices, and other seasonings.

Macher Jhol:

Introduced by early Bengali settlers, to the Andaman Islands, its ingredients include fish, chilies, coriander seeds, turmeric powder, mustard seeds, and some other active ingredients. Definitely a try-on, on your Andaman tour.

Coconut Prawn Curry:

These are prawns, cooked in delicious aromatic spices, with coconut milk. It tastes great, with some steamed rice.

Honeymoon in Andaman And Nicobar

The Andaman Nicobar packages are a popular choice amongst honeymooners, for their pristine, quiet, and secluded sparkling beaches, aqua-green waters, gorgeous and picturesque natural vistas, lush green tropical forests, luxury dinner cruise rides, candlelight dinner on the beach, and pocket-friendly stays/accommodations.

It is best time to visit the Andaman and Nicobar during its mild winters, between November and March. This is the best time to enjoy the Andaman Islands, as the beaches are not too hot, and the water is clearer, calmer, and perfect for all kinds of water sports and activities to do on your Andaman tour.

Some of the most frequented beaches for honeymooners include the beaches on Havelock Island, Ross Island, Neill Island, Baratang Island, and Diglipur Island. Each of these beaches is unique and a treat to the senses. Whether you want to relax and sunbathe on the beach, or swim, dive or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters –you are sure to take back some amazing romantic memories.