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Discover the Islands of Andaman

From historic landmarks and tropical beaches to peaceful island villages and incredible marine life — explore the islands we help you visit.

Discover the Islands of Andaman

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Ten Islands, Countless Experiences

Filter by the kind of experience you are looking for, then explore each island in detail.

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Understanding the Andaman Islands

The islands are spread over a long chain. Here is how we group them when planning routes.

South Andaman

Port Blair (Sri Vijaya Puram), Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island), Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil (Shaheed Dweep) — the most popular circuit for first-time visitors.

Middle Andaman

Baratang, Rangat and Long Island — mangrove creeks, limestone caves, mud volcanoes and quiet beaches for travelers seeking something different.

North Andaman

Mayabunder and Diglipur — remote landscapes, Saddle Peak, Ross & Smith twin islands and unhurried village life.

Little Andaman

Hut Bay and its surroundings — waterfalls, surf breaks and wild coastline, best for experienced and flexible travelers.
Travel times between islands depend on ferry schedules, road conditions and weather. We share up-to-date timings when we prepare your itinerary rather than publishing fixed distances.

Transport & Transfers

Your Journey, Made Easier

From your flight to the final ferry, we help coordinate every connection. Partner logos are shown only when officially authorised — below are the travel categories we assist with.

Turquoise sea and mangrove tree on a Havelock Island beach
Flight Booking AssistancePlanning flights to Port Blair Inter-Island Ferry TransfersPort Blair · Havelock · Neil Cruise BookingPremium sea journeys Private Cab TransfersComfortable local travel Airport Pickup & DropMet on arrival, on time Hotel-to-Ferry TransfersSeamless jetty connections

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

How many islands can I cover in one trip?
Most first-time visitors combine Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) and Neil (Shaheed Dweep) in 5–7 nights. Adding Baratang, Rangat, Mayabunder or Diglipur needs extra days because of road and ferry travel times.
Do I need a permit to visit the Andaman Islands?
Indian citizens generally do not need a permit for the main tourist islands. Foreign nationals and certain restricted areas have specific rules. Regulations can change, so please check the latest official guidance before travel — we can help you understand what applies to your plan.
How do I travel between islands?
Government and private ferries connect Port Blair, Havelock and Neil, while road journeys and boats are used for Baratang and North Andaman. Timings vary by season and weather; we coordinate the transfers for you.
Which island is best for beaches?
Havelock and Neil are known for their beaches, but Port Blair, Little Andaman and Long Island each have their own appeal. We'll suggest the best fit based on your interests.
Golden sunset over a calm tropical beach

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