Andaman Tour Package – My Personal Experience Exploring Paradise on Earth

Neil Island – Peace and Simplicity

From Havelock, we took another ferry to Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep). This island was smaller but so peaceful. Fewer people, more silence, and untouched beaches. Bharatpur Beach was calm and perfect for swimming. The glass-bottom boat ride here showed us the marine life without even getting wet.

We ended our day at Laxmanpur Beach, where the sunset painted the sky orange and pink. Neil Island is where time really slows down.

Ross Island – History and Ruins

Back in Port Blair, we visited Ross Island (now Subhash Dweep). Once the administrative headquarters during British rule, this place now stands as a quiet ruin with roots and walls merging into one. Peacocks and deer roam freely here. It’s quiet, peaceful, and full of stories.

North Bay & Jolly Buoy – The Underwater Kingdom

Our next adventure was North Bay Island, a hotspot for sea walking. I had never walked on the sea floor before, and the experience was out of this world. Coral gardens, sea anemones, and colourful fish were all around us.

Jolly Buoy Island was a surprise. It is part of a protected marine area and only open for certain months. Crystal-clear water, no plastic zone, clean surroundings – perfect for snorkeling and just enjoying nature the right way.

Baratang – Nature’s Wonders

One of the most adventurous days was when we went to Baratang Island. We started early morning, took a vehicle ferry, then drove through forest roads to see the Limestone Caves. It felt like being inside a painting – the formations were unique and beautiful.

And yes, we also saw the mud volcano – a rare sight in India. The entire journey through mangrove creeks was as memorable as the destination.

Hidden Gems and Twin Islands

We also made time to visit Redskin Island, which is a great alternative when Jolly Buoy is closed. Long Island felt untouched and wild – very few tourists, raw beaches, and forest walks.

Cinque Island and Ross & Smith Islands were the highlights for photography. A sandbar connecting two islands – it looks like a scene from a dream.

Little Andaman – The Road Less Taken

If someone is looking for something raw and untouched, Little Andaman is it. Waterfalls, surf spots, and less crowd – it’s perfect for explorers.

Beaches That Stole My Heart

• Radhanagar Beach (Havelock) – Perfect in every sense.

• Elephant Beach (Havelock) – Water sports and snorkeling.

• Kalapathar Beach (Havelock) – Quiet and scenic.

• Bharatpur Beach (Neil) – Great for swimming and boat rides.

• Laxmanpur Beach (Neil) – Best sunsets.

• Corbyn’s Cove (Port Blair) – Close to the city and perfect for an evening stroll.

Water Activities That You Shouldn’t Miss

Andaman is paradise for water lovers. Here’s what was worth every minute:

• Scuba Diving & Snorkeling in Havelock and North Bay

• Sea Walking in North Bay

• Jet Ski & Banana Boat Rides in Port Blair

• Kayaking through mangroves in Baratang

• Glass Bottom Boat Rides in Neil Island

• Night Cruises & Fishing Trips for something different

More Than Just Water – Outdoor Fun

We also explored green trails and quiet nature spots:

• Chidiya Tapu – A birdwatcher’s paradise

• Mount Harriet – Ideal for a short trek with sea views

• Saddle Peak – Tallest peak in Andaman for those who like hiking

• Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park – Rich in marine life

Food That Tastes Like the Sea

Food in Andaman is simple, fresh, and full of flavour. We tried:

• Fresh grilled seafood – fish, crab, prawns

• Local Andaman style curry – made with coconut

• Street snacks in Port Blair – spicy and crunchy

And yes, cafes near the beaches served fresh fruit juices, coffee, and local meals. It made the evenings even more perfect.

Stay Options in Andaman

From luxury resorts to budget stays, there is something for everyone.

• Eco-resorts in Havelock – Right on the beach

• Mid-range hotels in Port Blair – Clean and comfortable

• Simple guesthouses in Neil and Long Island – For the quiet traveler

Getting Around the Islands

• Flights: Regular flights to Port Blair from major cities like Chennai and Kolkata

• Ferries: Easy booking, runs between islands

• Local travel: Auto-rickshaws, taxis, or rental scooters – all safe and simple

When someone says “paradise on earth,” Andaman is what comes to mind. Beautiful beaches, deep blue waters, peaceful villages, exciting underwater life, and friendly people – every moment felt real, peaceful, and alive.

If you are searching for a true break from the noise of city life, this Andaman tour package offers exactly that. And it’s not just a tour, it’s a journey into a world that still respects nature and peace.