South India · Beach Tour
Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Reef-blue water, white sand, and almost no one else there.
Port BlairHavelock
Reef-blue water, white sand, and almost no one else there.
The Andaman Islands sit far out in the Bay of Bengal, closer to Myanmar and Thailand than to mainland India, with a landscape of dense rainforest, coral reefs and beaches that regularly rank among Asia's best. This circuit spends time in Port Blair for its colonial history before heading to Havelock Island for beaches, snorkelling and diving.
Arrive and visit the Cellular Jail and its evening light-and-sound show, a memorial to India's independence movement.
Ferry to Havelock. Days at Radhanagar and Kalapathar beaches, with snorkelling or diving over the reefs at Elephant Beach.
Radhanagar Beach, Havelock IslandFerry back to Port Blair for your onward flight.
No — introductory dives are available for beginners alongside certified dives for experienced divers; snorkelling requires no experience at all.
By ferry from Port Blair, roughly 2–3 hours depending on the vessel — we handle the booking as part of your itinerary.
Conditions are best October to May; the southwest monsoon (June–September) brings rougher seas and reduced visibility for diving.
Houseboat cruises through palm-lined canals, tea-garden hills, and Ayurvedic wellness stays.
Boulder-strewn ruins of the Vijayanagara Empire, scattered across a surreal granite landscape.
Towering Dravidian temple gopurams, a Chola-era masterpiece, and the French quarter of Pondicherry.