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Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Transfer from Airport - Port Blair-IXZ to Havelock Island

  Arrive airport before 9 :00 (Port Blair to Havelock Island transfer by private ferry). Visit Radha Nagar Beach. Port Blair to Havelock Island (transfer by private ferry). Visit Radha Nagar Beach overnight stay at Havelock island. Distance: 57 Km Journey Time: 1 Hrs 30 Min. Post breakfast check-out from the hotel & drive to jetty to board ferry to Havelock Island. Port Blair and Havelock Island are separated by sea and therefore the only way to reach there is by a ferry. Ferry services are a fast and convenient way to travel as the journey is short and usually takes 2-3 hours. On reaching at Havelock Island, our representative will be there to receive you and assist you to check-in at your pre-booked hotel / resort. Proceed to Radhanagar Beach, that is also called Beach Number 7, is located on the south-west part of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, in the Havelock Island. With its breathtaking sunsets and mesmerizing sunrises, this beach is something straight out of a wonderland. Radhanagar Beach is everything you would have ever dream of! The operation of ferry and water activities are totally depends on weather condition

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 2 : Explore Havelock_Island Elephant beach sightseeing

  Explore to Elephant beach by Speed boat (snorkeling Session complimentary from boat association side ) and overnight stay at Havelock. Havelock – Elephant beach - overnight stay at Havelock, Distance: 5 Km journey Time:0 Hrs 20 Min.Today we take a day trip to Elephant Beach. After an early breakfast and as per ferry timing proceed to the Jetty to take the Ferry to Elephant Beach. It is the most well-known beach in Havelock Island and is perfect for a day trip. From banana boat rides to exotic marine life, Elephant Beach Andaman has it all. Simply unwind and relax on those white sands bordered by clear blue, green waters. Boasting of heavenly coral reefs and its enthralling underwater marine life, bustling escape from the monotony of daily life. Elephant Beach is situated in Havelock Island. The Island is considered the largest of islands that consist of Ritchie’s Archipelago, a chain of islands, lying towards the eastern side of Great Andaman.It is always advised to visit the beach between 10 AM and 3 PM as most water sports vendors and booths are open by this time, and you will have enough hours to enjoy the whole experience. Snorkeling can be done on Direct Payment basis & also Snorkeling session is subject to the approval of Havelock boat association. Please do not forget to take snacks for the trip and lots of drinking water & changing dress for the day trip.(Note: while you are going for local sightseeing, water sports activity fee is not included)

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 3 : Kalapathar sightseeing

  Kalapathar sightseeing will covered . overnight stay at havelock island.

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 4 : Inter Hotel/City Transfer from Havelock Island to Neil

  After an early breakfast, check-out from the hotel and proceed to Havelock jetty to board ferry for Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep). Neil Island is counted amongst the smallest islands that make up Andaman and Nicobar. A famous destination among tourists, Neil Island is located at a distance of about 30 km from the Andaman Islands and is popular for the white sandy beaches and clear calm waters it has. Some of the amazing beaches in Neil Island are the Ramnagar beach, Laxmanpur beach, Sitapur beach, and Bharatpur beach. These beaches are named after the villages they are located in, which, in turn, are named after the characters of the epic, ‘Ramayana’. Proceed to Laxmanpur Beach, Natural Bridge this is one of the most beautiful beaches in Neil Island. The beach is popular for its white shell sand and shallow waters. ÷ÈÓ°Ö±²¥ to beautiful corals, this beach is perfect for snorkelling. Ramnagar Beach being adjacent to Sitapur beach, both the beaches form a long stretch of coast and offer a great place for swimming. Bharatpur Beach is full of tourists all through the year. This is known for being one of the most spectacular beaches of Neil Island. Best for snorkelling and swimming, you can even go on a glass-bottomed boat to catch a glimpse of the beautiful coral reefs. If time permits, you can visit the Sitapur Beach(Sitapur beach will covered on special request and on extra cost), located at the tip of Neil Island is exposed to the sea and regularly affected by high tides. It is the perfect place to witness a beautiful sunrise. (Note: while you are going for local sightseeing, water activity fee is not included) The operation of ferry and water activities are totally depends on weather condition

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 5 : Day Free for explore by own

  Day Free for explore by own .

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 6 : Inter Hotel/City Transfer from Neil to Port Blair

  After breakfast proceed to Bharatpur beach , Natural bridge evening Transfer to Port Blair from Neil island.

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 7 : Explore Port_Blair

  Later in the afternoon, visit Corbyn’s Cove beach. 09 Kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, ideal for swimming, sun-basking & bathing. Visit Cellular Jail. Famously known as "Kala Paani" which is a national memorial now. Also, eyewitness the enthralling light and sound show at the cellular jail where heroic saga of our great freedom fighters bought alive. Later return back to our hotel. Overnight stay at Port Blair.

  • Hotspots Cellular Jail
  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing
• Day 8 : Airport Departure Transfer to Veer Savarkar International Airport.

  Depart to Airport Tour Ends, with sweet memories.

  • Themes Beaches Sightseeing

Inclusions

• CP (Room + Breakfast)

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• Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, India, Asia

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