Andaman Discovery Escape – Port Blair, Havelock & Neil

Check-out from the hotel and transfer to Jetty to board ferry/cruise to Havelock Island. Havelock, about 54 kilometres northeast of Port Blair, the Island is a hidden jewel.



Havelock is a serene tropical island encompassing about 86 square kilometres. Its clear waters are rated among the best in the world for Snorkeling and scuba diving. Close to 1000 different species of marine life inhabit the waters of the Andaman Islands. Scuba divers can see nudi branches, sea slugs and snails, varieties of ghost pipe fish, jaw fish and a number of different crustaceans of all shapes and sizes. With its serene beaches, 40 meters visibility underwater, colourful coral reefs and ‘far from the maddening crowd’ appeal. Havelock Island has emerged as a dream destination among discerning travellers. Arrive at Havelock Jetty, you are met and assisted by our representative.



Board the waiting vehicles and drive to the hotel and check-in. Radhanagar Beach (or Beach No. 7) is the jewel in the crown of Havelock Island. Located on the western side of the Island, it stands away from the cluster. The glorious white sand beach shot to global fame when Time magazine (in 2004) rated it as the finest in Asia. With lush tropical forest rising on a hill to one side, the draw of this white sand beach has steadily grown in the legion of avid beach buffs. The popularity of this beach has triggered cruises from across the Andaman Sea. Travellers cruise over a few days from Thailand to experience the magic of this beach in particular. A wide beach that runs over a few kilometres, Radhanagar is simply stunning. It lends itself to a variety of activities.

Check-out from the hotel and proceed to jetty to board the ferry/cruise to Port Blair. On arrival at Port Blair, our representative will meet and guide you to the hotel. Check-in into the hotel at Port Blair. Popularly known as the ‘Paris of East’, Ross Island has rich and elegant history to offer. Before the British arrived at Port Blair, Ross Island was their capital and hence had grand buildings of offices, clubs, bakeries and many more. You’ll also find a Japanese Bunker that was made during World War II. As you hop on this trip, you’ll witness remains and ruins. Deer, peacocks, cats and dogs all welcome you alike to this beautiful island. At the further end of the island, you’ll see the famous Ross Island lighthouse and a memorial for the sailors who lost their lives to the sea. The Island is now maintained by Indian Navy and you’ll find boards describing the events that happened in the history of Ross Island.

Drop to Airport with memories of an ultimate holiday at Andaman Islands.