Andaman Islands

Where turquoise waters meet pristine beaches in paradise 🌊🏝️

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Best Time to Visit Andaman

🏖️ October – February

Ideal for: Beaches, water sports, and island exploration.

🌤️ Weather: Dry, sunny, and pleasant (22°C–30°C).

🌞 March – May

💰 Best for: Budget travelers and offbeat adventures.

🌡️ Weather: Hot and humid (28°C–34°C), occasional showers.

🌧️ June – September

⚠️ Great for: Avoid unless seeking solitude or specific festivals.

⛈️ Weather: Heavy rainfall, rough seas, and cyclone risks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Andaman Travel

The best time to visit Andaman is during the dry season:
  • 🏖️ October – March: Sunny weather, ideal for beaches and water sports.
  • 🌧️ Avoid June–September due to monsoons and rough seas.
Reach Andaman via:
  • ✈️ By Air: Direct flights to Port Blair (IXZ) from Chennai, Kolkata, and Delhi.
  • 🚢 By Sea: Ferries from Chennai and Kolkata (long journey, ~50–60 hours).
Indian citizens: No permit required for most areas (except restricted zones like Nicobar Islands). ✅ Foreign nationals: Apply for a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) online or via Indian missions.
Top activities include:
  • 🤿 Scuba diving at Havelock/Neil Islands.
  • 🚣‍♀️ Kayaking through mangroves in Baratang.
  • Visiting historical sites like Cellular Jail.
Yes! Andaman has PADI-certified dive centers ensuring safety. Avoid monsoon season (June–September) due to rough seas.
Top beaches include:
  • 🏖️ Radhanagar Beach (Havelock Island) – Asia’s best beach.
  • Neil Island Beaches – Pristine and less crowded.
  • 🌴 Corbyn’s Cove (Port Blair) – Close to the city.
Highly rated stays:
  • 🌟 5-star: Taj Exotica Resort (Havelock), Welcomhotel (Port Blair).
  • 4-star: Silver Sand Beach Resort (Havelock), Symphony Samudra (Port Blair).
  • 🏡 3-star: Tango Beach Resort (Neil Island), Hotel de Lagoon (Port Blair).
Government ferries are reliable but crowded. ✅ Private ferries offer comfort and faster transfers. ⚠️ Check schedules in monsoon as services may be disrupted.
📶 Port Blair has decent 4G connectivity. 📡 Havelock/Neil Islands: Limited internet; plan offline activities.
Try these local delicacies:
  • 🦀 Seafood: Fresh crab, lobster, and fish curries.
  • 🥥 Coconut-based dishes: Curries and desserts.
  • 🍹 Tropical drinks: Coconut water and fresh juices.
👍 Yes! Activities like:
  • 🏖️ Beach visits (Radhanagar, Corbyn’s Cove).
  • Glass-bottom boat rides for kids.
  • Turtle nesting tours (seasonal).
🌿 Yes! Visit:
  • Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park (snorkeling).
  • Chidiya Tapu (birdwatching).
  • Baratang Island (mangroves and mud volcanoes).
Most locals speak:
  • Hindi and Bengali.
  • English in tourist areas.
  • Nicobarese and other tribal languages (in remote areas).
🏥 Basic medical facilities are available in Port Blair. 💡 Carry travel insurance and essential medications for remote islands.
💰 Cash is preferred for small vendors and local transport. 🏨 Cards work in major hotels and restaurants.
🌄 Best spots: Radhanagar Beach, Havelock sunsets, Cellular Jail. ⚠️ Avoid flash photography near tribal areas.
🍹 Alcohol is available in:
  • Port Blair and larger resorts.
  • Limited availability on smaller islands like Neil/Havelock.
🛂 Restricted access to tribal areas like Jarawa Reserve. 📸 Photography and interaction with tribes are strictly prohibited.
⚡ Electricity is reliable in Port Blair and major islands. 🔋 Carry power banks for remote areas like Baratang or Diglipur.
💸 Budget:
  • 5-star stays: ₹15,000–₹30,000/night.
  • 4-star stays: ₹8,000–₹15,000/night.
  • 3-star stays: ₹3,000–₹6,000/night.

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