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India's clearest water

Andaman Islands Tour Packages

The Andamans give you Southeast Asian water without a passport. Radhanagar Beach at Havelock is regularly ranked among Asia's finest, the diving is excellent, and the colonial history at Cellular Jail adds weight to what is otherwise a pure beach trip.

Capital
Port Blair
Country
India

Itineraries

Andaman Islands holiday packages

1 itinerary — every one customisable, and none tied to a departure date.

Bestseller
5 Nights / 6 Days

Andaman Islands

Andaman Islands Escape

Port Blair (2N), Havelock (2N), Neil Island (1N)

Private TourFlight Not Included

Starting from

₹38,900

per person

The Andamans give you Southeast Asian water without a passport. Radhanagar Beach at Havelock is regularly ranked among Asia's finest, the diving is excellent, and the colonial history at Cellular Jail adds weight to what is otherwise a pure beach trip.

Why travellers choose Andaman Islands

The water clarity is the best in India by a wide margin, which makes it the country's premier snorkelling and scuba destination — and the dive schools are properly certified.

Radhanagar Beach genuinely deserves its reputation, and neighbouring Neil Island is quieter still for travellers who want almost nothing to happen.

Cellular Jail and its evening light-and-sound show give the trip a historical dimension that a pure beach destination lacks.

What not to miss in Andaman Islands

  • Radhanagar Beach, Havelock — Wide white sand and calm water, at its best around sunset.
  • Cellular Jail, Port Blair — The colonial prison and its evening light-and-sound show.
  • Elephant Beach — Snorkelling, sea walking and glass-bottom boats, reached by boat from Havelock.
  • Neil Island — Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches, and the natural coral bridge.
  • Ross Island — The ruined British administrative headquarters, now reclaimed by roots and deer.
  • Scuba diving — Certified courses and discover-scuba dives from Havelock and Neil.

When to travel

October to May is the season, with clear water and calm seas. December to February is peak and busiest. March to May is hot but has excellent visibility for diving. June to September is the monsoon, when ferries are frequently cancelled and the sea is rough — we advise against it.

Entry and paperwork

No permit is needed for Indian citizens to visit the main islands, though some tribal reserve areas are entirely restricted. Ferries between islands must be booked well in advance in peak season and are weather-dependent, which is why we build a buffer into departure-day planning.

Planning a Andaman Islands trip with Elitech Travels

Every Andaman Islands itinerary on this page is a starting point rather than a fixed product. Extend a city, change the hotel category, add a private guide or merge two routes and we will re-cost the trip and send a revised plan. Because we publish no departure dates, your holiday is operated in the window that suits your leave — tell us roughly when you want to travel and we confirm availability and pricing for exactly those days.

Best time to visit Andaman Islands

October to May is the season, with clear water and calm seas. December to February is peak and busiest. March to May is hot but has excellent visibility for diving. June to September is the monsoon, when ferries are frequently cancelled and the sea is rough — we advise against it.

Entry & paperwork

No permit is needed for Indian citizens to visit the main islands, though some tribal reserve areas are entirely restricted. Ferries between islands must be booked well in advance in peak season and are weather-dependent, which is why we build a buffer into departure-day planning.

Things to see and do

What not to miss in Andaman Islands

Radhanagar Beach, Havelock

Wide white sand and calm water, at its best around sunset.

Cellular Jail, Port Blair

The colonial prison and its evening light-and-sound show.

Elephant Beach

Snorkelling, sea walking and glass-bottom boats, reached by boat from Havelock.

Neil Island

Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches, and the natural coral bridge.

Ross Island

The ruined British administrative headquarters, now reclaimed by roots and deer.

Scuba diving

Certified courses and discover-scuba dives from Havelock and Neil.

Good to know

Andaman Islands — frequently asked questions

How many nights do I need?
Six nights works well — two in Port Blair, three in Havelock and one in Neil. Five is possible but tight given ferry timings.
Can non-swimmers experience the reef?
Yes. Sea walking, glass-bottom boats and semi-submarine rides all work without swimming ability, and discover-scuba is conducted with an instructor holding you throughout.
How reliable are the ferries?
Generally good in season but genuinely weather-dependent. We never schedule a same-day island-to-airport connection for exactly this reason.

Thinking about Andaman Islands? Let's talk it through.

Tell us your travel window and budget. We will send up to three costed options — with honest advice on how many nights you actually need.