Andaman & nicobar
A DREAM DESTINATION AFLOAT ON MILES OF BLUE
Andaman & Nicobar Tourism
The swaying palm trees lining the white sandy beaches along a clear blue sea is any travelers dream site. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal is a perfect embodiment of that dream. Thick virgin evergreen forests and indigenous tribes that have never come in contact with the modern world and unexplored coral reefs lining the shores make this place extremely unique. Not all Islands are open to tourists here, but there is still a very vast set of adventures and destinations to explore. Watersports like scuba diving, snorkeling, sea walks, jet skiing and many more fun events await any spirited traveler. Treks, caves, waterfalls and mangrove creeks are also part of this adventure destination. Not all islands here are inhabited but the ones that are accessible to tourists are equipped with required facilities. A visit to these tropical Islands can give you the memories for a lifetime.
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When to visit...?
Andaman is a year-round tourist attraction except for the months of strong monsoon when tides can be strong. November to May is ideal to visit these tropical islands.
The summer here starts in April and continues till June. Andaman having the tropical monsoon climate experience a pleasant summer, making this the perfect time to enjoy basking in sun in the beaches and for other fun adventures.
July marks the beginning of monsoon on the Islands and it is recommended to avoid visits till the beginning of September since monsoon here can be harsh enough to spoil the fun.
The Winter here is also a well recommended period for the tourists since the cool breeze and chilly nights can make this tropic destination a romantic haven.
Andaman & Nicobar Itinerary
Day 1: Port Blair
Visit the Cellular Jail (Kala Pani)
Visit the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park and Wandoor beach, enjoy water sports like snorkeling sea walk etc,
A trip to Ross Island to explore the colonial ruins (if you get time after Wandoor).
The Light and Sound show at Kala Pani
Enjoy the seafood and nightlife in Port Blair.
Day 2: Havelock Island
Suba dive snorkel or just enjoy one of the best beaches in India.
Day 3: Havelock Island
A trip to the Elephant Beach
Day 4: Havelock Island
Visit the Neil Island by ferry, enjoy the Bharatpur and Laxampur beaches.
Day 5: A trip to the Bartang Island
Day 6: Enjoy the day shopping in Port Blair before returning home.
Drink & Dine...
The cuisine in Andaman is not that can be called authentic but definitely vibrant and innovative. due to the presence of a multicultural population, the food here is also inspired by a variety of dishes from different parts of India. The highlight is with no doubt the seafood. But you can try varieties like:
Punjabi dishes from the Dhabhas
South Indian items like Idly, Kerala meals
Homemade Fish curry
seafood dishes of crab, prawns, lobster & squid (might be a bit expensive)
Some Islands may not have restaurants so make sure you carry enough snacks on the trip.
