Port Blair is a friendly town on South Andaman Island that welcomes you with clear blue seas, green forests and stories from the past. From gentle beaches and bright coral reefs to old colonial ruins and local museums, this island has something for everyone. Let’s explore each spot in simple words and see why Aqua Echo Tours loves Port Blair!
Port Blair is the main town of the Andaman Islands and where most visitors arrive, either by flight or ferry. The city sits beautifully by the sea, surrounded by green hills, coconut palms, and gentle sea breezes.
You’ll find:
A mix of peaceful beaches and lively ports filled with boats ready to take you to nearby islands.
It’s not just a stop—it’s an experience of island culture, warmth, and beauty.
One of the most beautiful places near Port Blair, Jolly Buoy is part of a protected marine reserve. It’s famous for:
Rich marine life including clownfish, sea cucumbers, and starfish
This island is perfect for snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides, or just relaxing under the sun. It’s a no-plastic zone, so everything is clean and pure.
Seen on the back of the ₹20 note, this island is full of marine beauty.
What you can enjoy:
Gentle beaches where you can sit back and feel the sea breeze
This island was once the British administrative center. Today, it’s a peaceful blend of history and nature.
Walk through:
A calm shore with lovely views of Port Blair from across the water
The island feels like a mix of a forgotten world and nature taking back its space.
Just 6 km from the town, this is the most popular beach in Port Blair.
It offers:
A perfect spot for beachside walks, coconut water, and simple fun
Sometimes water sports like jet-skiing or speed boating are also available here.
A peaceful spot about 30 km from the town. This place is known for:
One of the best sunset points in all of Andaman
Chidiatapu is perfect for those who love nature, photography, or just peaceful moments.
Also called “Kala Pani,” this place tells the story of India’s freedom struggle. It’s more than just a building—it’s a feeling.
It’s emotional, powerful, and unforgettable.
Managed by the Indian Navy, this museum has displays about:
Ocean life (corals, shells, fishes)
Island maps and volcanoes
The history and traditions of the Andaman tribes
A place where you can learn about the indigenous tribes of Andaman.
See:
Tribal tools, weapons, clothing, and pictures
Information about the Great Andamanese, Jarawas, and Nicobarese tribes
A fun visit for families! This place has:
Big fish models, shells, and sea animals
Preserved marine creatures like turtles, lobsters, and more
These museums are perfect if you want to understand the real Andaman beyond just beaches.
This is where the Indian flag flies high and proud over the blue ocean.
From here, you get:
A place that connects beauty with patriotism
It’s great for a quiet moment and some good photos too.
Located in the heart of Port Blair, this is where the fun begins! Whether you’re an adventurer or just want to try something new, this place has it all.
Activities include:
Sea walking (walking on the seabed with a helmet!)
Everything is done with full safety and trained guides to help you enjoy stress-free.
