Book Ferry Services in Andaman

Basic Information

Entry Fee At Haddo Jetty Port Blair:

A nominal fee of INR 2/- is charged per adult and INR 1/- per child.

Operational Days & Timings:

• Open daily: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

• Functional on both weekdays and weekends

How To Reach Haddo Jetty, Port Blair

• Haddo Jetty is approximately 15-20 minutes from the airport and approximately 10 mins (4.2 kms) from Aberdeen Bazar.

• You can rent a taxi/car or opt for government buses, autos and minibuses to reach the jetty.

• Though we recommend avoiding buses if you are short on time and have a lot of luggage. The bus stop is a kilometer away from the jetty.

Boarding Guidelines for Haddo Jetty, Port Blair

1. Arrive 1 hour before ferry departure timings.

2. The boarding gate opens 30 minutes before the ferry arrives. From here it will take 10 minutes to reach the ferry boarding point.

3. Carry a valid government ID and your ferry ticket – both are checked at the time of entering the jetty gate.

4. If you have a concession ticket then present the valid ID at the time of entering the jetty.

5. Don’t carry any illegal, inflammable, explosive or dangerous items in your bags.

6. Strictly adhere to the liquor policy. You are allowed one sealed liquor bottle, per person, with the original bill. Put this in your check-in baggage and not the hand luggage.

Facilities At Haddo Jetty, Port Blair

1. The entry points and exit points at the jetty have wheelchair ramps making it easily accessible for the differently abled.

2. The jetty has a large waiting area where passengers can kill time before their ferry arrives.

3. There is a small kiosk at the jetty that serves snacks.

4. Clean restrooms, changing rooms and drinking water stations are present at Haddo Jetty.

Go2Andaman Tips – Haddo Jetty, Port Blair

• Check-in counters are often crowded during peak season, so getting your boarding pass early can save you time and stress.

• Download your ferry ticket and carry a printed copy as internet connectivity may be patchy around the jetty.

• If traveling during monsoon, carry a raincoat or waterproof bag cover to keep your belongings safe during the short walk to the ferry.

• Porters are not always available, so pack light or bring luggage with wheels.

• Early morning ferries offer smoother sailings—the sea is calmer and delays are less likely.

• If you’re prone to motion sickness, take your anti-nausea medicine at least 30 minutes before boarding.

• Keep some small cash handy—autos and local stalls often don’t accept UPI or cards.