Isle Andaman Group Tour Package From Ahmedabad | Rippling

The private ferry from Port Blair to Havelock departs Phoenix Bay Jetty and covers approximately 57 kilometres in around 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on sea conditions. Group ferry boarding at the Phoenix Bay Jetty requires the Bon field executive to coordinate the economy class tickets and boarding for all members — the group should stay together at the jetty from the time of arrival and follow the field executive's lead through the boarding process.

Havelock — Swaraj Dweep — opens with Radhanagar Beach on the island's western side, a long arc of white sand backed by forest with no commercial strip on the sand itself. The afternoon on Radhanagar is unscheduled — the beach, the water, the group finding its own pace on the island. This is usually when the andaman group tour package from ahmedabad shifts from organised travel to shared experience. Overnight at Havelock.

Elephant Beach on Havelock's northern edge is the activity centre of Day 3 — a 45-minute boat ride from the main jetty to a bay where coral formations are visible at relatively shallow depths close to the shore. For a group from Ahmedabad, many of whom may be experiencing a coral reef for the first time, the glass bottom boat at Elephant Beach is the right starting point — the reef comes into view without requiring anyone to enter the water. Snorkelling equipment hire, sea walking and scuba introduction dives are available for those who want to go further, all charged locally to registered operators.

The afternoon covers Kalapathar Beach on Havelock's eastern side — rocky, facing the open water in a different direction from Radhanagar and noticeably quieter. A group that has been together since Day 1 tends to find its best conversations on the walk back from Kalapathar. Overnight at Havelock.

The ferry from Havelock to Neil Island takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes — the shortest crossing of this andaman group tour package from ahmedabad and smooth enough that even group members who found the Port Blair to Havelock crossing uncomfortable generally manage Neil without difficulty. Neil — Shaheed Dweep — is smaller, quieter and moves at a pace that suits the fourth day of a group trip better than the first.

The natural bridge at Laxmanpur Beach on Neil's western side is the afternoon programme — a coral rock formation shaped by wave erosion, best seen at low tide when the reef around it is partly exposed. Bharatpur Beach on the eastern side has calm, shallow water and is one of the better swimming spots in the Andamans for a mixed group with varying comfort levels in the ocean. The Neil Island evening is genuinely quiet. Overnight at Neil Island.

The ferry from Neil back to Port Blair takes approximately 1 to 2 hours. The Port Blair afternoon on Day 5 of this andaman group tour package from ahmedabad has two stops — Ross Island and the Aberdeen Bazaar. Ross Island, reached by boat from Aberdeen Jetty, is the former British administrative headquarters of the Andamans, now largely forest with ruins standing open to the sky. The church walls, the ballroom floor broken by roots, deer moving through the paths between buildings — it closes the history arc that opened at the Cellular Jail on Day 1.

The Aberdeen Bazaar in the late afternoon is the group shopping hour that Gujarat group travellers consistently make the most of — shell craft, local spices, dry fish if the group wants it, and the general market atmosphere of a working island port. The Sagarika government emporium nearby has fixed prices for those who prefer not to bargain. Overnight in Port Blair.

The final morning of the andaman group tour package from ahmedabad is in Port Blair. Groups with afternoon or evening departures have the morning for any remaining shopping at Sagarika or a final stop at Corbyn's Cove Beach, a sheltered bay approximately 15 minutes from the city centre. Groups with morning flights should have flagged the timing with the Bon team at booking so the Day 5 programme is structured with adequate buffer before the airport run.

The Bon Voyagers vehicle drops the group at Port Blair Airport for the connecting flight back to Ahmedabad. The field executive accompanies the group through the final jetty and airport transfers to ensure no member is separated during the departure process.