Andaman Tour Packages

Discover the untouched beauty of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands through our exclusive Andaman tour packages. From water sport activities to a romantic getaway, we are committed to giving you the best memories of your life. No matter if you reside in Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, or any other part of India, we have the right holiday package for you. Let's get ready to discover the tranquil beauty of one tropical paradise together. Take your family, partner, or friends and experience the nature, culture, lifestyle, hotspots, and everything else that Andaman has to offer you.

Explore Andaman Islands with Customised Packages!

As a tropical getaway in the Bay of Bengal, these islands are a unique yet unspoiled experience waiting to be discovered. At Andaman Island Travels, you have many different experiences to choose from laying on the beautiful beaches at Radhanagar and Neil Island, snorkeling, or scuba diving in andaman islands and often coming face to face with colorful marine life. If you want to explore the history of the islands, you could follow in the footsteps of George Orwell at the Cellular Jail, or you could enjoy the lush rainforests on a trek, or you could just chill out in this tranquil paradise. Whether it be soaking in the turquoise waters, the natural surrounding beauty, or the hospitality of the Andaman Islands, our custom Andaman tour packages will ensure your choices are limitless. We have a wide selection of Andaman tour packages for every traveler’s dream, whether it be a romantic escapade, a family trip, or even a solo trip. Whatever your customization requests may be, we will ensure you feel comfortable in making your decision. Begin your Andaman adventure today and be enchanted by this enchanting little archipelago amidst its natural beauty and cultural diversity.

What is the Cost of Andaman Tour Packages?

Our company guarantees that every traveler, regardless of level of experience, will receive the best package deal possible. Whether a honeymoon trip or a trip as a single traveler, we offer an assortment of packages for your convenience. We have created a few sets of packages that you have the option to choose from:

Popular Andaman Tour Packages	Durations	Price
Andaman Short Trip	2 Nights/3 Days	₹23,500/-
Long Weekend in Port Blair and Havelock	3 Nights/4 Days	₹30,000/-
Soulmate Special Tour Package for 4 Nights & 5 Days	4 Nights/5 Days	₹29,900/-
Andaman Adventure Holiday Package	5 Nights/6 Days	57,950/-
Andaman Honeymoon Package	6 Nights/7 Days	52,900/-

Top 5 Packages for Andaman Islands

Enjoy Exclusive Budget-Friendly Packages

The Andaman tour packages provide a fantastic and affordable way to enjoy exploring the islands at a low cost. Most packages cover your comfortable and safe hotel accommodation, inter-island ferry travel, and sightseeing tours of all the well-known attractions, including Cellular Jail, Radhanagar Beach, and Ross Island. The budget packages suit all types of travelers, including single people, couples, and families, with the average stay time being from 4 to 6 days. Accommodation, local travel, and breakfast are usually included, and there is a good chance that lunch is included as well! Most budget packages are for groups and are group tours (using taxi cabs), allowing for different types of activities, including snorkeling, beach marathons, and cultural experiences, allowing you to spend the least for an unforgettable Andaman tropical experience!

Explore The Tropical Paradise with Us

If you want to experience the Andaman Islands in the best way, all you must do is go slow and allow the ocean to dictate your time and calendar. Whether it means starting with a leisurely morning walk during the early hours with the full moon or a sunrise stroll on the sand along Radhanagar or Kalapathar beaches, it is a unique outdoor experience to wake with the sunrise. Or maybe enjoy a different view of some marine life by doing some time snorkeling or diving at Elephant Beach or North Bay. The hardships, endurance, and sacrifice captured inform the stories that emerge from the would-be jailer story at the Cellular Jail. You could hire a boat to Ross Island, Baratang or both and share its history & secret terrestrial pleasures. Watching the sunset in the evening from Chidiya Tapu or at Neil Island will help reinforce your purpose to take that moment to just stop, breathe, and reflect. Remember, you are not on a holiday; you are taking time out to recharge!

Best Packages from Top Cities to Andaman Islands

• New Delhi: An excursion from New Delhi to the Andaman Islands is ideal for a getaway from the madness of a city to somewhere tropical and tranquil. Flights from Delhi to Port Blair are serviced by several different airlines and easily connect you to the islands. Tour packages are usually inclusive of your flights, stay in hotels, ferry transfers between islands, and days on guided tours in the best places. By air it generally takes 5 to 7 hours in total.
• Mumbai: Traveling from Mumbai to the Andaman Islands can be a meaningful pathway from the chaos of urban living into an underwater paradise of clear blue water and peaceful tranquillity. With frequent, nonstop flights from Mumbai to Port Blair, the Andaman Islands are in fact not that far for Mumbai travelers. It takes from 6 to 8 hours via connecting or straight flights.
• Bangalore: A flight from Bangalore to the Andaman Islands is a straightforward journey from a tech hub to a tropical oasis. With nonstop flights into Port Blair, you'll be on the islands in a matter of hours. The non-stop flight from Bangalore to Port Blair is where Jerry flies. Andaman holiday packages from Bangalore usually include flight tickets, comfortable beachy accommodations, ferry transfers between islands, and guided tours!
• Hyderabad: Travelling from Hyderabad to the Andaman Islands is a great way to swap city buzz for island serenity. Flights to Port Blair are simple via both direct and connecting flights. The direct flights take about 4 hours, and you can also find 1-stop flights through Chennai or Bangalore taking about 4-6 hours. Our package looks to enhance guest comfort with exclusive offers, all of which can build the strongest relationship possible with our customers!
• Kolkata: Traveling to the Andaman Islands from Kolkata is among the easiest and quickest escapes to sun and sea and space. There is just a short flight that takes a little more than two hours from Kolkata to Port Blair, and then some inter-island travel. Passenger ships run from Kolkata to Port Blair. It takes 3 - 4 days and runs only a few times a month with a few different packages.
• Gujarat: If you are traveling from Gujarat to the Andaman Islands, you will be greeted by a tropical paradise with cultures and heritage that will deeply charm you. There are no nonstop flights; however, tourists can book connecting flights through either Mumbai, Delhi, or Chennai. The travel time is approximately six to nine hours, and you will find yourself in the heavenly land of the Andaman Islands.
• Chennai: When you are looking for a travel adventure, nothing is more convenient yet rewarding than a trip from Chennai to the Andaman Islands. Flights from Chennai to Port Blair are direct and only 2.5 hours. This makes the transition from urban existence to tropical paradise seamless. There are also Chennai-to-Andaman packages that allow you to adventure, leisurely relax, and explore the way of life at fantastic affordability.

Must Visit Sights in Andaman Islands

1. Radhanagar Beach - Situated in Havelock, this beach is the heart of the island. With its amazing views, sandy land, and coral beauty, it has become Asias top beach, which will make you forget the world. The ideal location for swimmers and cozy vibes, which will give you memories of a lifetime. 
2. Mount Harriet - The British summer escape in the highest peak of South Andaman. You can see the broad Malabar Sea with trees around. It has a wonderful panorama and is a great place for photo ops. If you like nature, whether it be hiking or wildlife or a photo op, this is the space for you.
3. North Bay – Are you interested in underwater marine life? Then this place is heaven. North Bay is popularly known for its coral reefs and underwater life, with a paradise of water activities. Glass-bottom boat rides and scuba divingit's all here. And if that's not enough, you get to witness the iconic lighthouse off the 20 note as the topping!
4. Elephant Beach – Elephant Beach is among the best destinations for pristine waters and purity! A secluded beach accessible either by boat or by hiking done through the forest, this is a snorkelers paradise! For those who want some water adventure and beach rest, this is a great spot with shallow areas, no coral behind, clear waters, and no crowds! 
5. Cellular Jail - A silent witness to the freedom struggle of India as a poignant relic of sacrifice. Walk along its dark corridors, grabbing an essence of the stories that remain etched in its walls, while watching the light and sound show; it is an experience that resonates with history, emotion, and respect.
6. Ross Island - Once the capital for the British era, today it is an enchanting ruin, entwined in roots and story. It felt stuck in the past, peaceful, nostalgic, and almost magical, with roving deer and crumbled buildings, and nature taking a serious hold on everything.
7. Chidiya Tapu - Bird Island, is a tranquil spot for sunset and nature walks. It features birdwatching trails along some of the most picturesque mangrove-rimmed beaches anywhere. It's a soothing place for your soul, especially for kids, with an orange sky and bird songs.
8. Kalapani Museum - A curated gem that brings the story of Andamans history alive. Through rare photographs, artifacts, and personal stories, it offers deep insight into the islands colonial past, particularly the struggles of freedom fighters in the infamous Kalapani era.
9. Samudrika Marine Museum - This museum, which is run by the Indian Navy, explores Andaman's underwater world. The displays range from coral and marine life to displays about tribal culture and island geology to satisfy the inquisitive minds who want to learn more about the island. 
10. Baratang - An offbeat adventure full of natural beauty. Travel through dense forests and tribal reserves to see limestone caves, mud volcanoes, and mangrove creeks. It is a place of raw nature where you encounter the unexplored and wild sides of Andaman, and you'll surely be rewarded and surprised at every edge. 

What is the Best Time to Visit Andaman Islands?

The optimum time to go to the Andaman Islands is during the October May stretch, where you can expect a better chance of clearer skies, pleasant conditions, and the gorgeous color of the sea. Islands show their character when the sky is clear; only then can we truly explore the possibilities, from beach walks and scuba diving to island-hopping. The weather has passed comfort zones with the warm haziness of the monsoon, and the traveller encounters fresh, mild air conditions; whether you take in a sunset at Radhanagar Beach or snorkel the coral reefs at North Bay, there is adventure and calm in this time - Andaman, the best it can be, encased in warmth, color, and the breezes of the ocean.

Things To Know Before Visiting Andaman Islands

Before you take off on your journey to the Andaman Islands, here are some travel tips that will prepare you for a good time and make your experiences unforgettable. You will want to plan to be wearing light and breathable clothing, and don't forget to carry sunscreen, insect repellent, and waterproof bags. Don't plan on a reliable internet connection when you travel to the remote islands - make sure to download the maps and print out your tickets and ID (in case you need them). You will need to think about the local customs and marine life! If you are snorkeling, please do not litter and do not touch the corals. You also should expect to use cash - ATMs are not common in the islands outside of Port Blair. Make sure to pre-book your ferries and permits in season and pay attention to the local weather. Lastly, travel with an open heart - the Andaman gives back to those that travel slow and mindful.

A Variety of Cuisine

Vegetarian	Non-Vegetarian
Chana Masala	Fish Curry
Dal Tadka	Grilled Lobster or Crab
Aloo Dum	Tandoori Fish/Prawns
Vegetable Pulao	Seafood Thali
Traditional Thali	Octopus or Squid Masala
Coconut-based Curries	Chicken or Mutton Curry
Banana Flower Cutlet	Tandoori Chicken/Tikka
Local Fruits & Snacks	Chicken & Mutton Biryani

Top Things to Do in Andaman Islands

1. Visit Radhanagar Beach on Havelock Island - Radhanagar Beach, located on Havelock Island (now Swaraj Dweep), is one of the most popular beaches in the Andaman Islands and has been ranked among the best in Asia. The beach is known for its powdery white sand, turquoise blue waters, and lush tropical surroundings. Ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and relaxing, it is also a favorite spot for photography, especially at sunset.
2. Scuba Diving in the Coral Reefs - The British summer escape in the highest peak of South Andaman. You can see the broad Malabar Sea with trees around. It has a wonderful panorama and is a great place for photo ops. If you like nature, whether it be hiking or wildlife or a photo op, this is the space for you.
3. Explore Cellular Jail in Port Blair – The Cellular Jail in Port Blair is a significant historical landmark that tells the story of India’s freedom struggle. Known locally as Kala Pani, it was used by the British to exile political prisoners during the colonial era. Today, the site serves as a national memorial and museum, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
4. Discover Neil Islands Beaches and Natural Bridge Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) is a tranquil destination known for its unspoiled beaches and laid-back atmosphere. It’s less commercial than Havelock, making it perfect for travelers seeking peace and natural beauty. Laxmanpur Beach is ideal for sunsets, Bharatpur Beach is great for swimming and snorkeling, and the Natural Bridge is a fascinating geological formation worth exploring. 
5. Snorkeling at Elephant Beach and North Bay - Snorkeling is one of the most accessible and enjoyable activities in Andaman, especially for non-divers. Elephant Beach on Havelock Island and North Bay Island near Port Blair are two of the best places to snorkel. The shallow reefs are rich in coral formations and marine life, including parrotfish, sea cucumbers, and starfish.
6. Visit Barren Island Indias Active Volcano - Barren Island is one of the most fascinating places to visit in Andaman and is home to the only active volcano in South Asia. Located about 135 kilometers from Port Blair, it’s accessible via chartered boats and liveaboard diving trips. Though tourists are not allowed to land, you can view the smoking crater from a boat or engage in advanced scuba diving near its surrounding waters.
7. Try Sea Walking at North Bay and Havelock - Sea walking is a unique underwater adventure available at North Bay Island and Elephant Beach in Havelock. Unlike scuba diving, it requires no swimming skills or special training, making it accessible to all age groups. Participants wear a special helmet that provides a continuous air supply while they walk on the seabed.
8. Explore Limestone Caves in Baratang Island - Baratang Island is a lesser-known but rewarding destination in Andaman, offering a mix of natural wonders and tribal culture. The island is famous for its limestone caves, which can be reached via a boat ride through thick mangrove creeks. Once there, a short walk takes you to spectacular formations of stalactites and stalagmites.
9. Kayaking Through Mangrove Forests - Kayaking in the mangrove forests of Andaman is a peaceful and immersive way to experience the region’s natural beauty. The best spots for this activity are Havelock Island and Baratang, where you can paddle through narrow water channels surrounded by dense mangrove trees. Guided tours are available during the day and at night, with night kayaking offering the unique chance to witness bioluminescence in the water.
10. Take a Helicopter or Seaplane Ride - For a truly breathtaking perspective of the Andaman Islands, a helicopter or seaplane ride is an excellent option. These short flights provide aerial views of the emerald green islands, coral reefs, and endless ocean, offering a unique visual experience that you won’t get from the ground or sea. Routes typically connect Port Blair with Havelock or Diglipur, and seats must be booked in advance due to limited availability.
11. Watch the Sunset at Chidiya Tapu - Chidiya Tapu, located about 30 kilometers from Port Blair, is one of the best places in Andaman to watch the sunset. Known as the “Sunset Point,” it features a serene beach, forested trails, and opportunities for birdwatching. The area is home to numerous species of birds, hence the name Chidiya Tapu,” which means Bird Island.
12. Visit Ross Island and Explore Its Ruins - Ross Island, now officially renamed Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island, is just a 15-minute ferry ride from Port Blair. Once the British administrative headquarters, it now houses eerie yet beautiful ruins overtaken by fig trees and vines. Structures like the church, printing press, and bakery still stand, offering a glimpse into colonial life. The island is also home to friendly deer and peacocks.
13. Attend Light and Sound Shows - Andamans light and sound shows offer a powerful storytelling experience, combining narration, music, and visual effects to depict historical events. The most popular show is at Cellular Jail, which tells the story of India’s freedom fighters. Similar shows are also held at Ross Island and other heritage sites.
14. Go Island Hopping by Ferry or Boat - Island hopping is one of the best ways to explore the Andaman archipelago. With over 500 islands, many remain untouched and rich in natural beauty. Popular routes include Port Blair to Havelock and Neil Island, or longer excursions to Baratang and Diglipur. Government and private ferries operate regularly, and speedboats are available for customized tours.
15. Shop for Handicrafts and Souvenirs - Shopping in Andaman is a delightful way to end your trip. The best places to buy local handicrafts are Aberdeen Bazaar, Sagarika Government Emporium, and small markets in Havelock and Neil Islands. Popular items include shell jewelry, wooden carvings, coconut-based products, and locally sourced spices. These souvenirs not only make for great gifts but also support local artisans and communities.
16. Candlelight Dinner - A Candlelight Dinner in the Andaman Islands is one of the most romantic and unforgettable experiences you can have amidst the stunning backdrop of turquoise waters, soft sandy beaches, and a starlit sky. Whether you're celebrating a honeymoon, anniversary, or simply want to surprise your partner with a magical evening, the islands offer a wide range of candlelight dinner in Andaman Islands options to suit every mood and budget.

Why Choose us for Your Next Trip to Andaman Islands?

By securing our unique package for your next trip to the Andaman Islands, you will reduce the stress, and we’ll ensure you'll have an unforgettable experience. You won't have to worry about booking flights, hotels, permits, and transfers during your trip, as we will do it all in a professional manner. Our itinerary, documentation, and recommendations will be tailored to your interests, and we can provide you with as much or as little of our local knowledge, literature, itineraries, and on-the-ground possibilities to enjoy the local area as we can fit into your trip and save you the effort in planning and time. Of course, our team is there to provide ground support should things change to your plans, or you happen to find yourself stuck in an emergency and need us to come to your aid. In the end, you're free to enjoy the wonderful Andaman Islands, and doing our job, the work externalizes the hassle from you, getting you to enjoy your time and not worry about the planning, bookings, permits, and logistics.