Havelock Island Jetty

Basic Information

Entry Fee At Havelock Island Jetty:

There is no entry fee at Havelock Island Jetty

Operational Days & Timings:

• Open daily: 6:00 AM to 5:00 PM

• Functional on both weekdays and weekends

How To Reach Havelock Island Jetty

• Since Havelock jetty is the only entry point to the island you can reach here via ferry.

• There are many local taxi and car rentals available right outside the jetty. Tourists can hire these to explore the island and head to their hotels in Havelock.

• If you are travelling light then rent a bike from the many rental stores right outside the jetty.

• For added convenience, book Rental Bike with us and your bike will be ready at the jetty gate when you arrive.

Boarding Guidelines for Havelock Island Jetty

1. Arrive at least 1 hour before ferry departure.

2. You can verify ferry schedules at the tourist office.

3. Carry your tickets and original ID proof. These will be checked at the entry point.

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

5. 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 Havelock Island Jetty

1. There is a blue shed sitting area inside the jetty area for tourists.

2. The main entrance is a short walk away from the walking area. If your ferry arrives or departs in the afternoon, then carry an umbrella or wear a cap.

3. There are 2 food stalls inside the jetty, where one serves cold drinks..The other is a Nestle kiosk selling tea, coffee, maggie and other refreshments. Local stores outside the jetty also sell snacks and water.

4. Drinking water access, although limited, is available at the jetty.

5. Restroom access is limited, so in case of emergencies use restrooms of the nearby restaurants.

Go2Andaman Tips – Havelock Island Jetty

• Book your return ferry in advance, especially during long weekends or holidays—return tickets from Havelock often sell out first. 
• You may find shared jeeps or bike rentals at better prices just 100m away from the jetty gate than from vendors right outside. 
• Sunsets are beautiful near the jetty, so if you’re waiting around, consider taking a short stroll to the nearby coastal edge. 
• Power cuts are common on the island, so carry a power bank in case your phone dies before your ferry. 
• If you’re on a diving trip, don’t schedule a ferry right after your last dive—you need at least 12-18 hours of surface time. 
• Keep your hotel contact saved offline in case you need to coordinate pick-up after arrival. 
• Keep some small cash handy—autos and local stalls often don’t accept UPI or cards..