Andaman Tour Packages - Best Island Holidays in India

Ans: Our itineraries include verified hotel stays, daily breakfast, airport pickup and drop-off, private cab transfers, confirmed inter-island ferry tickets (Havelock & Neil), entry passes for attractions, and dedicated on-ground assistance.

Ans: A 4 to 7-day trip is generally ideal to explore the main islands without rushing. We offer flexible plans ranging from quick 2-night getaways up to relaxed 7-night journeys.

Ans: October to May is highly rated and preferred as the best time to visit the Andaman Islands, as these months possess the ideal weather conditions for travelling and exploring the unmatched, serene beauty and tranquillity.

Ans: Flight tickets are not included as airfares fluctuate by travel season and departure city. However, our team can assist you with flight coordination and bookings upon request.

Ans: Yes, Andaman is highly considered a safe and secure place for tourists as it has a relatively low crime rate, and the people possess a friendly nature and offer assistance generously.

Ans: No, if you are an Indian citizen, you don’t require a passport to visit Andaman and Nicobar, as a valid government-issued photo ID card will work. However, for foreign nationals, a valid passport and an Indian Visa are compulsory for visiting.

Ans: Standard trips focus primarily on Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island. Extended itineraries also explore Baratang, Diglipur, and the Ross & Smith Twin Islands.

Ans: Yes, every trip is completely flexible. You can tailor your itinerary, pick your preferred hotel tier, and choose between standard and luxury ferry classes.

Ans: Trip costs vary by duration and hotel category. Basic short breaks start around ₹13,439 per person, while week-long holidays range between ₹20,000 and ₹35,000.

Ans: Yes, activities like scuba diving, sea walking, parasailing, jet skiing, and snorkeling can be bundled directly into your booking.

Ans: Inter-island travel operates via government ferries and high-speed private catamarans (like Makruzz, Nautika, and Green Ocean). We arrange confirmed private cruise seats for optimal comfort, air-conditioning, and speed.

Ans: Yes, both vegetarian and Jain food options are widely available in Andaman and consumed by locals. Furthermore, our tour plans have options for homely and hygienic vegetarian meals.

Ans: No, internet connectivity is unreliable and does not match the standards of other metropolitan cities of India. However, Port Blair and Havelock offer the best internet services, supporting 4G and 5G networks.

Ans: Indian citizens don’t require any major documents to travel Andaman and Nicobar Islands, as an authorised government identity proof like an Aadhar card or a Pan card is absolutely sufficient. However, foreign nationals need to have a valid passport and an Indian Visa.

Ans: Booking 3 to 6 weeks in advance is recommended, particularly between October and May, to secure confirmed private ferry seats and preferred beachfront stays during peak season.

Ans: Yes, we offer economical plans starting from ₹13,439 for 2 nights and 3 days, including hygienic hotel stays, breakfast, and private transfers.

Ans: Yes, local destination experts accompany you across major historical landmarks and sightseeing spots to ensure an informative, hassle-free experience.

Ans: No, drones are not permitted in the restricted areas of the Andaman Islands. However, to fly a drone, you are required to follow the DGCA rules and apply for essential permits and licenses.