Day 1: Visiting Port Blair
Upon reaching the Veer Savarkar International Airport at Port Blair, a G2A representative will be available to greet you and ensure your comfortable transfer to the hotel.

Start your vacation with a hint of patriotism at the Cellular Jail. The historical monument used to be an operational prison for freedom fighters revolting against the British Raj and bears a reminder of the atrocities the martyrs suffered for the country’s independence. Thereafter, proceed to the Samudrika Museum, renowned for its exhibits of rare corals and marine life from the islands – a great hit among young kids.

The later part of the afternoon is saved for a visit to the Ross Island, which once served as the capital of the Islands during the British era and now remains home to numerous deer and peacocks that find solace around the enchanting ruins. The visit to the island comes to an end with you witnessing the Sound and Light show, which gives visitors a great insight into the history of the island and its inhabitants.

Thereafter, take the return ferry back to Port Blair.

Overnight stay at Port Blair.

Day 2: Hello, Havelock!
Begin your day with a quick breakfast at the hotel before you take the ferry ride to Havelock Island. Upon arrival, head to the Radhanagar Beach, one of the finest beaches on the continent and enjoy its clear waters while swimming or simply have a gala time enjoying a fun family picnic by the shore – Radhanagar is always a delight!

Post lunch; pay a visit to the Kalapathar beach. As the name suggests, the beach side is lined with black rocks, which seem stunning in contrast to the crystal-clear waters of the region. Take a walk through the forest trail along the beach side or simply find yourself a shady spot under a tree and read a book; take pictures of the uprooted trees or just enjoy the remarkable views – there is never a dull moment here.

Thereafter, proceed towards the jetty for the ferry back to Port Blair.

Overnight stay at Port Blair.

Day 3: Adventuresome Baratang
Baratang is an action-packed, adventurous excursion. Your day starts at about 3:30 AM when you leave the hotel and embark upon a 100 km drive via the Jarawa reserve, ending at the convoy check-post that leads to Baratang. A highway stretch of close to 90 minutes on the way is a no stop and no overtaking zone but if you’re lucky you might spot a Jarawa. On reaching the convoy post, take a vehicle ferry to Baratang.

Kindly Note: Tribal tourism in Andaman is strictly prohibited and illegal. You cannot interact and/or even photograph the indigenous population. Photography/videography during the travel will result in immediate arrest and the law authorities of the region will take severe action for the same.

Start with a boat ride from the Nilambur Jetty and pass by scenic coastlines and multiple mangrove forests and canals to reach the wooden jetty at Nayadera. Then, take a walk deep in the forest for over a kilometer to finally reach the Limestone caves. The phenomenal caves with their humongous stalactites and stalagmite formations dangling from the ceiling like chandeliers are a sight to behold.

Next stop by the famous mud volcano of the island. Although there is nothing magnificent about the site, you can wander around these 41 active muddy crates enjoying this wonder of nature.

Lastly, head back to the Jetty and take the vehicle ferry back to the Port Blair.

Overnight stay at Port Blair.

Day 9: Home Calling!
Spoil yourself to a tasteful breakfast at your hotel and proceed to the airport for your flight back home.