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Andaman and Nicobar Islands are excellent examples of tropical paradise. With spectacular beaches and crystal clear waters, it’s no wonder that people flock here to relax and enjoy the peace and quiet.
Andaman is also a great place for exploring, with plenty of activities to keep you busy and breathtaking scenery to take in. It’s the perfect destination for everyone, from vacationers to explorers, kids to adults. Plus, the seafood here is second to none!
It is a place where you can truly savour nature. Each dusk sky paints a different shade, whether it’s the fiery red of a sunset or the gentle purple of twilight. And what could be more romantic than a candlelight dinner on the beach, or a soothing cruise ride in the seemingly endless Bay of Bengal? There is a wealth of things to do in Andaman, and each one is more special than the last.
You must visit Andaman for
Cellular Jail
Cellular Jail, sometimes referred to as “Kala Pani,” is a former colonial jail that is now located in Port Blair, the island nation of Andaman and Nicobar. The jail was built by the British during their colonial reign in India, and it was mostly used to expatriate political convicts from India.
Elephant Beach
Elephant Beach is one of the places that contribute to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands’ reputation as a beach paradise with its dazzling coral reefs and appealing blue waters.
Neil Island
It is separated from Ross Island and Havelock Island by a portion of the vast ocean. Neil Island is a popular day trip for visitors to Havelock Island.
Radhanagar Beach
Havelock Island’s Radhanagar Beach comes true to the name with its azure waves and snow-white sands. Two kilometers of its enormous coastlines are covered with unending white grains.
Baratang Island
Beautiful Baratang Island, also known as Ranchiwalas Island, is located roughly a hundred kilometers by road from Port Blair. Mangroves, mud volcanoes, and limestone caves are some of the island’s best-known features.
Mount Harriet National Park
Of the nine national parks located on Andaman island, Mount Harriet National Park is without a doubt the most stunning. Many different bird and animal species can be found in the national park. The park offers some amazing views of the turquoise waters encircling the island because of its advantageous elevated location, as well as unique dawn and sunset experiences.
North Bay Island
This island is one of the islands with breathtaking views and amazing sports activities. North Bay Island is the island seen on the backside of a 20 Rupee note.
Bharatpur Beach
In addition to exploring the beach and sunbathing, Bharatpur Beach is renowned for its water sports like scuba diving, glass-bottom boat rides, and snorkeling.
Netaji Subhash chandra bose Island
Popularly known as Ross Island is an uninhabited island is a must-visit island of Andaman. Offering extraordinary views of the sunset, one can loosen up and enjoy the view.
Chidiya Tapu
You can enjoy one of the best sunset points at Chidiya Tapu. The main attraction of the area is birdwatching, but there are also some enjoyable aquatic sports including boating, scuba diving, deep-sea walking, and snorkeling.
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park/ Wandur National Park
Twelve islands make up this national park. It has some of the most beautiful marine life on earth, including coral reefs and sea turtles, and others.
Kalapathar Beach
This beach has a long stretch of white sand and as the name says, large black stone rocks.
Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex
The location, also known as the Andaman Water Sports Complex provides a full range of exciting water sports activities including paddle boats, row boats, banana boats, parasailing, speed boats, snorkeling, scuba diving, sea walking, and more.
Guitar island beach
Guitar Island is a lovely and wonderful place. This island is a wonderful day trip from the main island, with brilliant blue ocean all around and tropical greens inside.
Vijaynagar Beach
Beach exploration, bird viewing, fishing, hiking, and exhilarating water sports including snorkeling, surfing, sailing, and swimming are the main reasons for visiting. The long stretches of white sand line the lovely beach, and the crystal-clear turquoise sea is a sight to behold.
Samudrika Naval Museum
This intriguing museum is an incredible resource for information about the ocean’s environment, ecosystem, and biodiversity. Additionally, the museum offers comprehensive information about the Andaman and Nicobar Islands’ history and culture.
Rutland Island
It is a less visited beach but perfect for a break from hustle bustle.
Parrot Island
Home to thousands of parrots It’s amazing to see flocks of green parrots arrive at the island every day as part of their routine. Every now and then, we come across something that is simultaneously wonderful and strange, and we are at a loss for words.
Sports you cannot miss
Seakart Adventure
The Andaman Islands are a perfect place for a seakart adventure. The clear blue waters and stunning white beaches make for a beautiful backdrop to a day of exploring the islands.
Banana boat Ride
A banana boat ride is one of the most exhilarating experiences you can have in the Andaman Islands. Sitting atop a giant inflatable banana, you’ll be towed along by a speedboat as you bounce across the waves. It’s great fun for all the family, and you’ll be sure to have a laugh or two. Just be sure to hang on tight, as you might end up in the water if you’re not careful!
Glass Bottom Boating
Glass bottom boating in Andaman is an amazing experience. You can see the beautiful coral reefs and marine life through the glass bottom of the boat. It is a great way to explore the underwater world without getting wet.
Undersea Walking
Under sea walking is an exciting and unique way to explore the underwater world. Andaman is blessed with some of the most beautiful and pristine beaches in the world, making it the perfect place to try out this activity.
Snorkelling
Snorkelling is a great way to get up close and personal with the colourful marine life that inhabits the waters of Andaman. The best way to see the vibrant fish and corals is to snorkel in the shallower waters near the reefs. Andaman is home to some of the most beautiful reefs in the world, so there is no shortage of snorkelling spots to choose from.
Scuba Diving
Andaman is a renowned tourist destination for scuba diving. The clear turquoise waters and beautiful coral reefs make it a popular spot for diving enthusiasts from all over the world.
Kayaking/Mangrove Kayaking
Kayaking in Andaman is an amazing experience. The water is crystal clear and the scenery is breathtaking. You will see so many different types of fish and coral.
Parasailing
You can experience the Andamans’ stunning splendor from the air by parasailing. Your day is simply refreshed by riding the wind through the water on bare legs and enjoying quick dips every time the wind blows.
Jet Skiing
Jet skiing on Havelock Island is a fantastic activity for those who want to vigorously take advantage of the saline water splashes and the rush that this activity has to offer in the sea.
Speed Boating
You may easily get speed boating in Andaman at a number of spots. This activity has evolved over time and is now seen as a speedy way to travel between locations on the stunning Andaman Islands.
Seaplane Ride
This time, make your holiday memorable by taking the exciting seaplane from Havelock Island to Port Blair
Swimming
As you swim along the sea, you will be able to see a variety of colourful fish and coral formations up close. The experience is truly magical and is sure to leave you with some unforgettable memories.
