Solar 6 Days Andaman Package From Delhi | Cerulean

The private ferry from Port Blair to Havelock covers approximately 57 kilometres and takes around 1.5 to 2.5 hours depending on the operator and sea conditions. Havelock is the most visited island in the Andaman chain and the reason is straightforward — Radhanagar Beach on the island's western side is a long arc of white sand backed by forest with no commercial development directly on the beachfront.

The water colour at Radhanagar shifts from pale green close to shore to a deeper blue-green further out — best seen in the two hours before sunset when the light comes in low from the west. The afternoon is open for the beach. Sea walking and scuba introduction dives are available at Elephant Beach on Havelock's north side with charges paid locally. Overnight at Havelock.

The full day at Havelock on this andaman package from delhi is the least scheduled day of the six — which is the point. Elephant Beach on the north side of the island is accessible by a 45-minute boat ride from the Havelock jetty and is the primary snorkelling and water-sports site, with coral formations visible in relatively shallow water close to the shore. Kayaking along the mangrove creeks on the island's interior edge is an alternative for those who prefer calmer water.

The Kalapathar Beach on the eastern side faces the sunrise — rocky, less visited and entirely different in character from Radhanagar. All water-sports charges are paid locally to registered operators at the beach. Overnight at Havelock.

The ferry from Havelock to Neil Island takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes depending on the operator and sea conditions — a short crossing that delivers a noticeably different atmosphere. Neil is smaller, slower and runs on a different clock from Havelock. The natural bridge at Laxmanpur Beach on the island's western side is a coral rock formation shaped by wave erosion over years — one of the more photographed natural features in the Andaman Islands.

Bharatpur Beach on Neil's eastern side has calm, shallow water suitable for swimming without the crowd levels that Havelock carries in peak season. The evening on Neil is genuinely quiet. This andaman package from delhi gives a full afternoon and evening here before the return leg begins. Overnight at Neil Island.

The ferry from Neil Island back to Port Blair takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. The morning on Neil before departure is worth using — the Sitapur Beach on the eastern tip faces open water and the sunrise light on the reef exposed at low tide is a detail of the island that most visitors miss by leaving early. Back in Port Blair the afternoon covers Ross Island, now officially renamed Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island, reached by a short boat ride from the Aberdeen Jetty.

The island held the British administrative headquarters for the Andamans through the colonial period and the ruins of the church, the chief commissioner's residence and the water treatment plant still stand in various states of reclamation by the forest. This andaman package from delhi uses the final Port Blair afternoon to close the history loop that opened at the Cellular Jail on Day 1. Overnight in Port Blair.

The final morning of the andaman package from delhi is in Port Blair. Groups with afternoon or evening departure flights have the morning for the Sagarika government emporium near the clock tower for Andaman shell craft, wood products and spices at fixed prices — useful for those who want to avoid bargaining at the Aberdeen Bazaar. The Corbyn's Cove Beach is a 15-minute drive from the city centre and workable for a final hour by the water before the airport run.

The Bon Voyagers vehicle drops at Port Blair Airport. Check-in times vary by airline — the team will plan the airport transfer timing based on the confirmed flight details provided at booking.