Tropical 6 Days Andaman Family Package From Pune | Sunwashed

Day 2 of this andaman family package from pune stays in Port Blair — a deliberate choice before the open-ocean ferry to Havelock on Day 3. North Bay Island, reached by a short boat ride from Aberdeen Jetty, is the most accessible reef site from Port Blair. The glass bottom boat at North Bay is the day's centrepiece for children — the boat moves slowly over the coral formations and the glass panels in the hull bring the reef into view without requiring anyone to enter the water. Snorkelling and sea walking are available for older children and adults from registered operators at charges paid locally.

Ross Island in the afternoon carries the colonial ruins of the former British administrative headquarters and deer move freely through the cleared paths between buildings — often the detail children remember most from the entire trip. Overnight in Port Blair.

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. Having spent two nights in Port Blair with the gentler Day 2 programme, the family arrives at Havelock rested rather than immediately ocean-fatigued. Havelock — Swaraj Dweep — carries Radhanagar Beach on its western side, a long arc of white sand backed by forest with no development directly on the beach.

The afternoon on Radhanagar is the first proper beach afternoon of this andaman family package from pune — the water is clear and the sand is the kind that holds a footprint cleanly. Children who have been in the car and on the ferry since morning tend to run straight for the water. Overnight at Havelock.

Elephant Beach on Havelock's northern edge is the activity anchor of Day 4 — a 45-minute boat ride from the main jetty to a bay where coral formations are visible in relatively shallow water close to the shore. The glass bottom boat is available here as well for younger children. Sea walking is open to children above a certain age and weight threshold depending on the operator — the Bon team confirms eligibility based on the children's ages at booking. Scuba introduction dives are available for adults and older teenagers with charges paid locally.

The afternoon returns to Radhanagar Beach. By Day 4 the family has its own relationship with that beach — the children know which stretch they prefer and the adults know when the light changes. Overnight at Havelock.

The ferry from Havelock to Neil takes approximately 30 to 60 minutes — the shortest crossing on this andaman family package from pune and manageable for children who found the longer Port Blair to Havelock crossing straightforward. Neil — Shaheed Dweep — is smaller and quieter than Havelock and the specific reason it is in this itinerary is Bharatpur Beach on the island's eastern side. The water at Bharatpur is calm and shallow in a way that Radhanagar, for all its beauty, is not consistently — children can wade well out from the shore without the depth or current that the western beaches carry.

The natural bridge at Laxmanpur on the western side is a coral rock formation that works as an afternoon walk — visible, interesting and requiring nothing more than a short stroll from the road. Overnight at Neil Island.

The final morning of the andaman family package from pune is the ferry from Neil Island back to Port Blair, taking approximately 1 to 2 hours. The morning on Neil before departure is worth keeping — Sitapur Beach on the eastern tip is a short drive from the main accommodation area and the low tide exposes reef along the shoreline. Back in Port Blair groups with afternoon flights have time at the Sagarika government emporium near the clock tower for fixed-price Andaman shell craft, wood products and spices — practical for families who want something tangible from the trip without the Aberdeen Bazaar negotiation.

The Bon Voyagers vehicle drops at Port Blair Airport for the return flight to Pune. Transfer timing is coordinated around the confirmed departure flight details provided at booking.