Andaman is a group of islands in the Bay of Bengal with soft white sand beaches and clear blue waters. Here, you can relax under swaying palms, explore dense forests, and discover colorful coral reefs. Every island has its own magic, from historic prisons to secret mangrove creeks.
Cellular Jail, called “Kala Pani,” was where brave Indians were held by the British. Its lonely corridors and small cells tell stories of courage.
Light and Sound Show
A nightly show of lights and music brings the jail’s history to life.
Museum Exhibits
Artifacts, photographs, and letters help you feel the struggles of the prisoners.
Jail Cells
Walking through rows of tiny cells offers a deep, quiet moment of reflection.
Once the British ruled from here, but now trees and vines have taken over. You can wander among old buildings and meet wandering peacocks. It feels like stepping into a lost world.
Old Bungalow Ruins
Pillars and walls hint at a grand past beneath the green cover.
Christ Church Remains
The tiny church walls stand in quiet among ferns and wild flowers.
Peacock Trails
Peacocks roam freely, making every turn a chance for a bright feathered sight.
A short drive from town, this horseshoe-shaped beach has calm waves and soft sand. It’s perfect for swimming or just lying back with a coconut drink.
Swimming & Sunbathing
Shallow, clear water makes it easy and safe for all ages.
Water Sports
Try jet-skis, banana boats, or parasailing for some fun splashes.
Snack Stalls
Small shops sell tea, samosas, and fresh fruit by the shore.
Called “Bird Island,” Chidiya Tapu is famous for its mangroves, rocky coves, and colorful birds. Come here for a peaceful walk and to watch the sun sink into the sea.
Sunset Point
A wooden deck offers a front-row seat to fiery evening skies.
Nature Trails
Easy paths through mangroves bring you close to local plants and tiny creatures.
Bird Watching
Spot kingfishers, herons, and more as they flit over the water.
Part of a protected marine park, Jolly Buoy has no homes—only clear blue sea and bright coral. It’s perfect for seeing fish up close.
Snorkeling
Swim over multicolored coral and watch tropical fish dance below.
Glass-Bottom Boat
Stay dry and peer down through a clear boat floor at life under the waves.
Forest Walks
Short trails through shady trees may reveal lizards and fruit bats.
Often named one of the top beaches, Radhanagar has smooth white sand and calm water. It’s a perfect spot to relax and watch the sunset paint the sky.
Sunset Viewing
Evening skies turn pink and gold over the horizon.
Beach Strolls
Wide, firm sand makes for long, easy walks by the sea.
Reach Elephant Beach by boat or a short hike. Here, the water teems with fish and coral, making it a snorkeling hotspot.
Snorkeling
Clear water and bright coral give a front-row view of marine life.
Glass-Bottom Boat
Spot fish and reefs without getting wet.
Named for its dark, shiny rocks, Kalapathar is less busy and has great views of the sea. It’s ideal for peace and photos.
Scenic Views
Black rocks contrast sharply with the blue water.
Picnic Spot
Shady trees offer a cool place to rest and snack.
Near the main jetty, this beach is lively with local stalls selling snacks and cold drinks. It’s a nice place to relax after you arrive.
Local Eats
Try coconut water, fried snacks, and fresh fruit by the sea.
Easy Access
Just a few steps from the Havelock dock.
Long and peaceful, this beach is perfect for early risers. The soft morning light and bird calls make it a serene experience.
Sunrise Views
Soft dawn light turns the water to silver.
Bird Watching
Listen for terns and sandpipers on the shore.
Bharatpur has a wide, shallow stretch of water, perfect for new snorkelers. Calm waves let you float above reefs full of fish.
Snorkeling
Easy access to colorful coral and small fish.
Kayaking
Paddle a clear kayak and glide over the reef below.
Laxmanpur is best known for its long bench of sand called “Sunset Point.” Visit in the evening for one of the best sunset shows on the islands.
Sunset Point
A natural sandy platform right by the water’s edge.
Long Beach Walks
Firm sand makes for easy strolling as the sun drops.
At low tide, a rocky bridge of living coral appears between two shores. It’s a rare sight that changes with the tides.
Tide Timing
Walk across only at low tide to see the full arch.
Photo Spot
The arch frames the sea perfectly for pictures.
This small, remote beach has gentle waves and almost no crowds. It’s ideal for a private picnic or a quiet read.
Seclusion
Few visitors keep the sand untouched and calm.
Beachcombing
Look for shells and sea glass along the shore.
The main jetty is surrounded by coconut palms and mangroves. It’s a peaceful spot to watch ferries come and go.
Boat Watching
Enjoy the rhythm of arrival and departure on the water.
Mango Stalls
Local vendors sell ripe mangoes and snacks by the quay.
The winding journey through mangrove forests leads to towering cave walls filled with rock formations. It’s like stepping into a hidden world.
Stalactites & Stalagmites
Marvel at the shapes formed over thousands of years.
Guided Tours
Local guides explain the cave’s secrets and legends.
Watch cold mud bubbles emerge from the ground, creating a strange, ropy landscape. It’s one of the few mud volcanoes in India.
Muddy Pools
Soft, wet earth bubbles up and cools on the surface.
Photo Moments
The grey mud contrasts sharply with surrounding greenery.
As dusk falls, thousands of parrots return to roost on a tiny island. Their calls fill the air in a spectacular natural show.
Sunset Roosting
Boats glide nearby as birds fill the sky with color and sound.
Quiet Observation
Drift slowly to enjoy the birds’ evening routine.
Two islands joined by a white sand path emerge at low tide. You can walk between them and swim in the clear lagoon.
Sandbar Stroll
Walk the shifting path that appears twice a day.
Snorkeling
Coral beds lie just below the surface on either side.
At 732 m, Saddle Peak is the highest point in Andaman. A moderate trek through rainforest leads to views of the islands and sea.
Jungle Trail
Dense green paths with monkey and bird sightings.
Summit Views
Panoramic scenes of hills and water from the top.
From December to February, Olive Ridley turtles lay eggs on Diglipur’s beaches. With a guide, you can watch this secretive process.
Guided Patrols
Local experts lead safe, respectful viewing of nesting turtles.
Hatchling Release
In late season, see baby turtles make their first journey to the sea.
A path leads out to two large rocks rising from the sea. The walk offers quiet views and gentle sea breezes.
Rock Walkway
A wooden jetty ends at the twin-rock viewpoint.
Fishing Boats
Watch local fishermen unload their catch at sunrise.
Short trails wind through rolling hills to a small waterfall. It’s a cool, shady spot perfect for a picnic.
Easy Trek
A 1-km walk through hills and streams.
Waterfall Pool
Wade in the shallow pool beneath the falls.
A quiet creek fringed by mangroves offers gentle boat rides. It’s a haven for birds and small crabs.
Boat Rides
Drift silently under the green canopy.
Bird Spotting
Keep an eye out for kingfishers and herons.
This long beach is where you’ll see colorful fishing boats and local nets drying in the sun. It’s a friendly, working shore.
Boat Watching
See fishermen mend nets and sort their catch.
Beach Walks
Soft sand stretches for easy strolling.
A lesser-known beach, Amkunj Bay has calm water perfect for a private swim. The soft sand and few visitors create a quiet haven.
Peaceful Swim
Gentle waves make a soothing dip.
Beach Shade
Scattered palms offer cool spots to rest.
