Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch, visit Corbyn’s Cove Beach - 9 kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, ideal for swimming, sun-basking & bathing. Then proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. 

Day 2: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika) and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs.

In the evening, attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 3: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands. 

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch visit Ross Island which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Phoenix Bay Jetty. The island is controlled by the Indian navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering.

This Island the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island situated few Kilometers away from Port Blair city. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Ballroom, Chief Commissioner’s House, Govt. House, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Troop Barracks, all in dilapidated condition, reminiscent of the old British regime. One can see remnants of an opulent past in the ruins of the church, swimming pool and the chief commissioner's residence with its huge gardens and grand ballrooms. There is also a cemetery and a small museum managed by the Indian Navy. The museum has on display a collection of old records. This island is an ideal destination for nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings with deers, peacocks, exotic birds, etc.

Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 2: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika) and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs.

In the evening, proceed 35 Kms to Constance Bay which is also rated as the best Sunset spot in Andaman Islands. It is a small and picturesque beach where you will be served tea and Indian snacks on arrival. We will also provide change rooms at Barefoot at Constance Bay, subject to availability. Return back to Hotel for dinner.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "Cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 3: Prepare to explore the stunning underwater life of Andaman Islands. Depart by 0830 hrs for Wandoor to enter the Mahatma Gandhi National Park. Visit Red Skin / Jolly Bouy depending on which Island is open and get lost in the magical underwater life with variety of fishes and corals; it is a 45 minute boat ride through stunning uninhabited Islands. . Snorkelling is really simple, so if you are just a beginner and have never tried it before don’t miss this opportunity to get your glimpse of what the underwater world has to offer. Believe us- it will take your breath away! After experiencing the vibrant and colourful underwater life. There is plenty to see on the reef during this snorkel. The corals here are a mix of hard and soft corals. Butterfly fish, Angelfish, Damsel fish, Puffer fish, Trumpet Fish, Cornet Fish, Lobsters, Sea stars, Groupers, Octopus, Banded Sea Snake, Turtle, Anemone Fish and Moray Eels are some of the many marine organisms seen here. Return back in the afternoon which memories of a lifetime. Evening at Leisure.

Day 4: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch visit Ross Island which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Phoenix Bay Jetty. The island is controlled by the Indian Navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering.

This Island the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island situated few Kilometers away from Port Blair city. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Ballroom, Chief Commissioner’s House, Govt. House, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Troop Barracks, all in dilapidated condition, reminiscent of the old British regime. One can see remnants of an opulent past in the ruins of the church, swimming pool and the chief commissioner's residence with its huge gardens and grand ballrooms. There is also a cemetery and a small museum managed by the Indian Navy. The museum has on display a collection of old records. This island is an ideal destination for nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings with deers, peacocks, exotic birds, etc.

Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 2: After breakfast, proceed for Mount Harriet - the 2nd highest peak (365 meters high) in the Andamans, which offers a magnificent bird’s eye view of Port Blair’s adjoining islands. From here one can trek for about 5 Kms through a nature’s trial of exotic flora and fauna, endemic birds and butterflies.
In the afternoon, visit the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for Shopping & Souvenirs.

Day 3: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika). In the evening proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. 

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 4: Prepare to explore the stunning underwater life of Andaman Islands. Depart by 0830 hrs for Wandoor to enter the Mahatma Gandhi National Park. Visit Red Skin / Jolly Bouy depending on which Island is open and get lost in the magical underwater life with variety of fishes and corals; it is a 45 minute boat ride through stunning uninhabited Islands. Return back in the afternoon which memories of a lifetime. Evening at Leisure.

Day 5: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch, visit the Corbyn’s Cove Beach - 9 kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, ideal for swimming, sun-basking & bathing. Then proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. 

Day 2: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika) and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs.

In the evening, attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 3: Early morning departure (0600 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel and in the evening proceed to Beach No 7* (Radhanagar Beach) rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 4: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair.

Day 5: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.

* In the month Oct & Nov 09 there is a further reduction of Rs 2000 per night on rooms at Barefoot at Havelock on the above mentioned rates. Between 01 May 10 – 30 Sept 10 there is a further reduction of Rs 2750 per night on the stay at Barefoot at Havelock.

Day 1: Meet and greet at the Port Blair Office. Guest will be offered to be taken to our office or to a Hotel where guest can have some breakfast. Port Blair city is a small town and hence the guest can after relaxation leisurely stroll in the Port Blair market. At 1230 hrs the car will arrive to pick up the guest and drop for the afternoon ferry (1400 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel.Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 2: Day at leisure. N/Ac car will be provided to take guest to Beach No 7, Radhanagar beach rated as the best beach in Asia. Spend the day relaxing on this beach.

Day 3: Trip to Elephant Beach: Embark on the most memorable snorkelling trip, just 40 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.

What fish one can expect to see

Sweetlips, Snappers, Angelfish, Damselfish, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, Fusiliers, Starfish, Clams, Oysters, Anemone Fish (Nemo), Wrasse, Parrotfish & Lion Fish are commonly seen here. Lucky snorkellers can also see Morray Eels, Octopus, Squid, Large Humphead Parrot Fish, Sea Snake and Groupers.

Day 4: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. Ferry leaves at 1400 hrs and arrives at Port Blair only 1800 hrs. Drop to Port Blair Hotel. Evening at Leisure.

Day 5: Depart to Port Blair airport. Fond Farewell

Day 1: Meet and greet at the Port Blair Office. Guest will be offered to be taken to our office or to a Hotel where guest can have some breakfast. Port Blair city is a small town and hence the guest can after relaxation leisurely stroll in the Port Blair market. At 1230 hrs the car will arrive to pick up the guest and drop for the afternoon ferry (1400 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel.Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 2: Day at leisure. N/Ac car will be provided to take guest to Beach No 7, Radhanagar beach rated as the best beach in Asia. Spend the day relaxing on this beach.

Day 3: Day at Leisure. Guest can select from Optional activities as under.

Day 4: Day at Leisure. Guest can select from Optional activities as under.

Day 5: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. Ferry leaves at 1400 hrs and arrives at Port Blair only 1800 hrs. Drop to Port Blair Hotel. Evening at Leisure.

Day 5: Depart to Port Blair airport. Fond Farewell.

Day 1: Meet and greet at the Port Blair Office. Guest will be offered to be taken to our office or to a Hotel where guest can have some breakfast. Port Blair city is a small town and hence the guest can after relaxation leisurely stroll in the Port Blair market. At 1230 hrs the car will arrive to pick up the guest and drop for the afternoon ferry (1400 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel.Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 2: Relax and unwind on Havelock Island. The beauty of Havelock Islands lies in the natural beauty and quiet pace of life. Walk down to the beach in front and relax and unwind. Day at Leisure. That is the best way to experience Andaman’s. OR Choose from additional activity chart with costs.

Day 3: Trip to Elephant Beach: Embark on the most memorable snorkelling trip, just 40 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.

What fish one can expect to see

Sweetlips, Snappers, Angelfish, Damselfish, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, Fusiliers, Starfish, Clams, Oysters, Anemone Fish (Nemo), Wrasse, Parrotfish & Lion Fish are commonly seen here. Lucky snorkellers can also see Morray Eels, Octopus, Squid, Large Humphead Parrot Fish, Sea Snake and Groupers.

Day 4: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. Ferry leaves at 1400 hrs and arrives at Port Blair only 1800 hrs. Drop to Port Blair Hotel. Evening at Leisure.

Day 5: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*, Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs. Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 6: Depart to Port Blair airport. Fond Farewell.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch visit Ross Island which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Phoenix Bay Jetty. The island is controlled by the Indian navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering.

This Island the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island situated few Kilometers away from Port Blair city. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Ballroom, Chief Commissioner’s House, Govt. House, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Troop Barracks, all in dilapidated condition, reminiscent of the old British regime. One can see remnants of an opulent past in the ruins of the church, swimming pool and the chief commissioner's residence with its huge gardens and grand ballrooms. There is also a cemetery and a small museum managed by the Indian Navy. The museum has on display a collection of old records. This island is an ideal destination for nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings with deers, peacocks, exotic birds, etc.

Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 2: After breakfast, proceed for Mount Harriet - the 2nd highest peak (365 meters high) in the Andamans, which offers a magnificent bird’s eye view of Port Blair’s adjoining islands. From here one can trek for about 5 Kms through a nature’s trial of exotic flora and fauna, endemic birds and butterflies.
In the afternoon, visit the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for Shopping & Souvenirs. Evening at Leisure.

Day 3: Early morning departure (0600 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel and in the evening proceed to Beach No 7* (Radhanagar Beach) rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 4: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. The guest will arrive only in the evening and transferred to the Port Blair Hotel.

Day 5: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Mini Zoo, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Science Centre, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika).Evening at Leisure.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 6: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.

* In the month Oct & Nov 09 there is a further reduction of Rs 2000 per night on rooms at Barefoot at Havelock on the above mentioned rates. Between 01 May 10 – 30 Sept 10 there is a further reduction of Rs 2750 per night on the stay at Barefoot at Havelock.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch, visit the Corbyn’s Cove Beach - 9 kms from Port Blair - a coconut palm fringed beach, ideal for swimming, sun-basking & bathing. Then proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. Evening at Leisure.

Day 2: Early morning departure (0600 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel and in the evening proceed to Beach No 7* (Radhanagar Beach) rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 3: Trip to Elephant Beach: Embark on the most memorable snorkelling trip, Just 40 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.

What fish one can expect to see

Sweet lips, Snappers, Angelfish, Damselfish, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, Fusiliers, Starfish, Clams, Oysters, Anemone Fish (Nemo), Wrasse, Parrotfish & Lion Fish are commonly seen here. Lucky snorkellers can also see Morray Eels, Octopus, Squid, Large Humphead Parrot Fish, Sea Snake and Groupers.

Day 4: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair. The guest will arrive only in the evening.

Day 5: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*(a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika), Andaman Water Sports Complex (for water & adventure sports like water-skiing, speed boats, water scooters, tube rides, etc.) Evening at Leisure.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 6: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.

* In the month Oct & Nov 09 there is a further reduction of Rs 2000 per night on rooms at Barefoot at Havelock on the above mentioned rates. Between 01 May 10 – 30 Sept 10 there is a further reduction of Rs 2750 per night on the stay at Barefoot at Havelock.

Day 1: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*( a witness to the freedom struggle), Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum, Fisheries (Marine) Museum, Naval Marine Museum (Samudrika).Evening at Leisure.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 2: Early morning departure (0600 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel and in the evening proceed to Beach No 7* (Radhanagar Beach) rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 3: Trip to Elephant Beach: Embark on the most memorable snorkelling trip, just 40 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.

What fish one can expect to see

Sweetlips, Snappers, Angelfish, Damselfish, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, Fusiliers, Starfish, Clams, Oysters, Anemone Fish (Nemo), Wrasse, Parrotfish & Lion Fish are commonly seen here. Lucky snorkellers can also see Morray Eels, Octopus, Squid, Large Humphead Parrot Fish, Sea Snake and Groupers.

Day 4: Relax and unwind on Havelock Island. The charm of Havelock Islands lies in the natural beauty and quiet pace of life. Walk down to the beach in front and relax and unwind. Day at Leisure. That is the best way to experience Andamans. OR Choose from additional activity chart with costs.

Day 5: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair.

Day 6: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands. 

* In the month Oct & Nov 09 there is a further reduction of Rs 2000 per night on rooms at Barefoot at Havelock on the above mentioned rates. Between 01 May 10 – 30 Sept 10 there is a further reduction of Rs 2750 per night on the stay at Barefoot at Havelock.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch visit Ross Island which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Phoenix Bay Jetty. The island is controlled by the Indian navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering.

This Island the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island situated few Kilometers away from Port Blair city. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Ballroom, Chief Commissioner’s House, Govt. House, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Troop Barracks, all in dilapidated condition, reminiscent of the old British regime. One can see remnants of an opulent past in the ruins of the church, swimming pool and the chief commissioner's residence with its huge gardens and grand ballrooms. There is also a cemetery and a small museum managed by the Indian Navy. The museum has on display a collection of old records. This island is an ideal destination for nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings with deers, peacocks, exotic birds, etc.

Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 2: After breakfast, proceed for Mount Harriet - the 2nd highest peak (365 meters high) in the Andamans, which offers a magnificent bird’s eye view of Port Blair’s adjoining islands. From here one can trek for about 5 Kms through a nature’s trial of exotic flora and fauna, endemic birds and butterflies. In the evening proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. 

Day 3: Prepare to explore the stunning underwater life of Andaman Islands. Depart early morning and proceed to Constance Bay at Collinpur. Take a snorkelling trip to a nearby coral sight, we will provide for snorkel and masks. It’s really simple, so if you are just a beginner and have never tried it before don’t miss this opportunity to get your glimpse of what the underwater world has to offer. Believe us- it will take your breath away! There is plenty to see on the reef during this snorkel. The corals here are mostly hard corals. Butterfly fish, Angelfish, Damsel fish, Puffer fish, Trumpet Fish, Cornet Fish, Lobsters, Sea stars, Groupers, Octopus, Banded Sea Snake, Turtle, Anemone Fish and Moray Eels are some of the many marine organisms seen here. Return back to proceed for a fresh and simple lunch served at Barefoot at Constance bay (included). We will also provide a change room during your time at Collinpur. Watch the most breathtaking sunset with a hot cup of tea and prepare to proceed back to Port Blair (35 Kms) (Highly recommended!!)

Day 4: Early morning departure by inter-island ferry to Havelock Island (57 kms by sea from Port Blair). Day visit to Radhanagar Beach, rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. The beach is 11 kms from the jetty and it is a 2 mile long white sand beach lined by stunning Mahua Forests. A must see for all travellers visiting the Andaman Islands.

Day 5: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair.

Day 6: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*, Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs. Evening at Leisure.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "Cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented ny prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 7: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands. 

* In the month Oct & Nov 09 there is a further reduction of Rs 2000 per night on rooms at Barefoot at Havelock on the above mentioned rates. Between 01 May 10 – 30 Sept 10 there is a further reduction of Rs 2750 per night on the stay at Barefoot at Havelock.

Day 1: Arrival at Port Blair in the morning by flight/ship and transfer to hotel. After lunch visit Ross Island which is about 2 km east of Port Blair and can be reached by a short boat ride from Phoenix Bay Jetty. The island is controlled by the Indian navy, which requires every visitor to sign in on entering.

This Island the erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island situated few Kilometers away from Port Blair city. The island presently houses the ruins of old buildings like Ballroom, Chief Commissioner’s House, Govt. House, Church, Hospital, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool and Troop Barracks, all in dilapidated condition, reminiscent of the old British regime. One can see remnants of an opulent past in the ruins of the church, swimming pool and the chief commissioner's residence with its huge gardens and grand ballrooms. There is also a cemetery and a small museum managed by the Indian Navy. The museum has on display a collection of old records. This island is an ideal destination for nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings with deers, peacocks, exotic birds, etc.

Proceed back to your Hotel to freshen up and in the evening proceed to attend the enthralling Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail - where the heroic saga of the Indian freedom struggle is brought alive.

Day 2: After breakfast, proceed for Mount Harriet - the 2nd highest peak (365 meters high) in the Andamans, which offers a magnificent bird’s eye view of Port Blair’s adjoining islands. From here one can trek for about 5 Kms through a nature’s trial of exotic flora and fauna, endemic birds and butterflies. In the evening proceed for a leisurely cruise (Harbour Cruise) in a steamer along the Port Blair Harbour - which takes one to Viper Island. The gallows atop a hillock here is sight to watch. 

Day 3: Early morning departure (0600 hrs) ferry from Port Blair – Havelock. The ferry takes 3.5 hrs – 4 hrs to reach Havelock. On arrival proceed to selected hotel and in the evening proceed to Beach No 7* (Radhanagar Beach) rated as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. Stay here overnight amongst sandy beach and lush green forest in a comfortable beach resort. 

Day 4: Trip to Elephant Beach: Embark on the most memorable snorkelling trip, Just 40 min by Boat this beach offers snorkelers calm blue shallow waters and is the perfect spot for beginner snorkelers. The boat goes right up to the beach and it’s so easy to slip on your gear and just start snorkelling. It’s also a great place to just spend the day lying on the beach and relaxing. The beach is very scenic with fallen trees and white sand giving the photographer some interesting shots. The reef here starts very close to shore at a depth of about 1 metre. The large reef is mostly made up of hard coral and has plenty of marine life. Note: Inclusive of snorkelling equipment and car pick up and drop to jetty.

What fish one can expect to see

Sweetlips, Snappers, Angelfish, Damselfish, Butterflyfish, Moorish Idols, Fusiliers, Starfish, Clams, Oysters, Anemone Fish (Nemo), Wrasse, Parrotfish & Lion Fish are commonly seen here. Lucky snorkellers can also see Morray Eels, Octopus, Squid, Large Humphead Parrot Fish, Sea Snake and Groupers.

Day 5: Return from Havelock Island in the afternoon and transfer to hotel in Port Blair.

Day 6: After breakfast, start for a full-day tour of places in & around Port Blair (City Tour) - covering the famous Cellular Jail*, Chatam Saw Mill (one of the oldest & largest in Asia), Forest Museum, Anthropological Museum and the Cottage Industries Emporium (Sagarika) - for shopping & souvenirs. Evening at Leisure.

*The construction of the prison started in 1896 and was completed in 1906. The original building was a puce-colored brick building. The bricks used to build the building were brought from Burma, known today as Myanmar.

The building had seven wings, at the centre of which a central tower served as the fulcrum and was used by guards to keep watch on the inmates. The wings radiated from the tower in straight lines, much like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. A large bell was kept in the tower to raise the alarm in any eventuality.

Each of the seven wings had three stories upon completion. There were no dormitories and a total of 698 cells. Each cell was 4.5 metres x 2.7 metres in size with a ventilator located at a height of three metres. The name, "cellular jail", derived from the solitary cells which prevented any prisoner from communicating with any other. They were all in solitary confinement.

Day 7: Depart Port Blair with Fond memories of these mesmerising Islands.