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Port BlairHavelockNeil
Classic Andaman
Port Blair's history, Havelock's beaches and Neil's calm reefs in one island loop, with Ross Island, North Bay and sunset at Radhanagar.
Port BlairHavelockNeil
Andaman Honeymoon
A romantic island plan for two: Havelock's beaches and sunsets, a night on quiet Neil and calm days with minimal ferry hopping.
Port BlairHavelock
Andaman Family Holiday
A relaxed family plan with Port Blair, Ross Island and North Bay, then three nights on Havelock with gentle beaches and easy water activities.
Port BlairHavelockNeil
Andaman Scuba and Snorkel
A water-focused trip with introductory or fun dives on Havelock, snorkelling on Neil and careful sequencing so you never dive before flying.
Port BlairHavelock
Andaman Friends' Group Tour
A group trip with Port Blair, a Ross Island and North Bay day, and Havelock's beaches, with shared transfers and room for water activities.
Port BlairHavelock
Andaman Corporate Incentive
A team retreat on Havelock with a resort stay, a work session, a beach activity day and carefully planned group transfers from Port Blair.
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How to choose an Andaman package
Start with three questions: how many days do you have, which islands appeal and what do you want to do on the water? Five days suits Port Blair and Havelock. Six or seven days adds Neil and gives you more time on the sand. A water-focused trip needs extra days for diving, with the last dive at least a day before your flight.
Next, think about the season. November to April is the main period, with calm seas and clear water, and December to January is peak. October and May are quieter but carry weather risk. June to September is the monsoon, when ferries and activities are unreliable, and we do not recommend it for most travellers.
What to compare between packages
- The number of islands and ferry crossings. Fewer hops mean more rest and less risk of disruption.
- Ferry class and operator. Private high-speed ferries are faster and more comfortable than government ferries, but prices differ.
- The resort type and location. Beachfront, forest, and village stays feel very different.
- Meals. Breakfast is the usual inclusion; other meals vary.
- Activities. Diving, snorkelling, sea walks and entry tickets are often paid separately.
- Buffers. Check whether the plan keeps the last day free of ferries and dives.
Read our Andaman trip cost guide to understand what moves a quote, and the best time guide before fixing dates.
What we will ask you
To prepare a useful quote we need your travel dates, the number of adults and children with ages, your starting city, preferred resort category and rough budget. We will also ask about interests, such as diving, snorkelling or relaxing, and anything that limits the plan, such as motion sickness or mobility. None of this is a commitment.
If none of the packages fits, send us your plan and we will draft one.
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Related guides
Best Time to Visit the Andaman Islands
Month-by-month advice for the Andamans: the calm dry season, the shoulder months, the monsoon and the cyclone risk windows.
How to Reach the Andaman Islands
Flights to Port Blair, ship routes from Chennai, Kolkata and Visakhapatnam, and how to plan connections and ferries once you arrive.
Andaman Weather Month by Month
Temperatures, rain, humidity and sea conditions in the Andamans for every month, and what each season means for ferries and water activities.
Helpful answers
Frequently Asked Questions
How many days do I need for the Andamans?
Six or seven days covers Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island at a comfortable pace. Five days works if you skip Neil. Because ferries are weather-dependent and the islands are a flight away, anything under five days feels rushed. Add days if you want to dive, visit Baratang or explore the north.
How do ferries between the islands work?
Private high-speed ferries and government ferries link Port Blair, Havelock and Neil, with crossings of roughly one to two and a half hours. Tickets are booked in advance, schedules change with the season and weather, and sailings are cancelled in rough seas. We suggest a buffer of at least half a day before any flight home.
What is the best time to visit the Andaman Islands?
November to April is the main season, with calm seas, clear water and good visibility for snorkelling and diving. October and May are shoulder months with fewer crowds. June to September is the monsoon, when ferries are disrupted and many water activities are suspended. Cyclone risk is higher around April to May and October to December, so keep flexibility.
Can beginners try scuba diving in the Andamans?
Yes. Introductory dives need no certification, only basic fitness, a medical declaration and a short briefing. Choose a certified, insured operator with trained instructors. Do not fly within 18 to 24 hours of diving, and tell the instructor about any health conditions, including colds and asthma.