Private, fully customisable Andaman trips - 5-day island breaks to 9-day Havelock, Neil and Baratang circuits.
The Andamans are a long way out — closer to Myanmar than to the Indian mainland — and the water is the reason to make the trip. Havelock, now Swaraj Dweep, has Radhanagar on its west coast, a wide arc of pale sand that takes the sunset full on, and Elephant Beach for snorkelling over shallow coral. It is also where most of the diving happens; the Andamans are one of the easier places in India to try scuba for the first time, in warm, clear, calm water. Neil Island, now Shaheed Dweep, is smaller and slower again, a cycle-sized place with natural rock bridges at low tide. Port Blair is the arrival point and carries the history: the Cellular Jail, where the sound and light show in the evening is the most affecting thing on the islands. Baratang, north of it, is different once more — mangrove creeks and limestone caves reached by boat. Getting between islands means ferries, and ferries mean weather. Trips run five to nine days, private and planned around your dates.
7 days / 6 nightsPrivate tripBeaches, the colonial ruins on Ross, and a dawn run to the limestone caves.
7 days / 6 nightsPrivate tripA night on Neil between Havelock and the harbour, with time to do nothing.
7 days / 6 nightsPrivate tripTwo islands at an unhurried pace, with a private cruise across when it sails.
7 days / 6 nightsPrivate tripThree islands, one easy week, and a light and sound show under the banyan.
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7 days / 6 nightsPrivate tripBeachside luxury, a Chidiya Tapu sunset and the caves through the rainforest.
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7 days / 6 nights from ₹26,000 per person. Five days covers Port Blair and two nights on Havelock. Six days adds a night on Neil Island; seven days adds Ross and North Bay islands or the Baratang caves without rushing a ferry.
5 plans: 7 Days Andaman Honeymoon Bliss (7D/6N, from ₹26,000); 7 Days Andaman Islands Discovery (7D/6N, from ₹29,100); 7 Days Andaman Premium Escape (7D/6N, from ₹34,500); 7 Days Andaman Family Bliss (7D/6N, from ₹46,436).
These are the places Andaman trips are built from. Each trip page lists exactly which of them it covers, and a private trip can swap one for another.
Every trip is private, so the plan below is a starting point: the days, the hotels and the pace are set around you.
Andaman packages start at ₹26,000 per person: ₹26,000 for 7 days. That covers the stays, the local travel, the ferry tickets between the islands and the sightseeing each trip page lists. Flights to Port Blair are not included; you book them yourself.
The price moves most with the season and the ferry class: mid-December to early January and the long weekends cost the most, and May to September the least.
The couple plans spend longer on Havelock and Neil, with beach resorts, a candlelight dinner and time left free rather than a full sightseeing day.
1 trip on this page, from ₹26,000 per person: 7 Days Andaman Honeymoon Bliss (7D/6N, from ₹26,000).
Couples: 1 plan with the quieter stays and private transfers, from ₹26,000: 7 Days Andaman Honeymoon Bliss (7D/6N, from ₹26,000).
Families: 1 plan paced for children, from ₹46,436: 7 Days Andaman Family Bliss (7D/6N, from ₹46,436).
October to May is the season, with the calmest, clearest sea from December to April; mid-December to early January is the peak. June to September is the monsoon, when the sea is rough and ferries can be cancelled.
Light cotton, swimwear, a hat and reef-safe sunscreen; sandals that can get wet for the ferries and beaches; something covering shoulders and knees for the Cellular Jail memorial; a light rain jacket from May to November; a photo ID for every traveller, which the ferries and the airport ask for.
From Hyderabad, fly to Port Blair: there are non-stop flights of about two and a half hours on some days, and one-stop flights through Chennai or Bengaluru otherwise.
From Bengaluru, Port Blair is a non-stop flight of about two and a half hours.
From Chennai, Port Blair is a non-stop flight of a little over two hours, the shortest from the mainland along with Kolkata.
Indian citizens need no permit for Port Blair, Havelock, Neil or Baratang, only a government photo ID. The road to Baratang crosses the Jarawa tribal reserve: vehicles travel in convoy, and stopping or taking photographs inside the reserve is an offence.
This page answers one question. The hub lists the whole Andaman catalogue — every length, every departure city, group departures and private trips — with the same prices.
