How to Reach Andaman

Andaman Islands nestled in the Indian Ocean are a haven for tourists. The region is home to beautiful beaches and a colonial past. There are 572 islands in Andaman, of which only a handful can be inhabited. Andaman is part of the Indian Subcontinent. Indian tourists are not restricted from travelling. It’s very similar to travelling to any other country in the country. You don’t need a passport, visa, or other permission. You are allowed to stay as long as you like in the permitted areas.

Flying from India is the fastest way to get to Andaman. There are direct flights from Kolkata, Bengaluru and Chennai to Vizag, Hyderabad, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Vizag, Chennai, Hyderabad and Chennai. All other destinations in the country can be connected. As of now, there are no international flights or ships operating in Andaman. The Indian Government has made Veer Savarkar Airport an official immigration check point so that non-natives may enter and leave directly from there.

Veer Savarkar, the only airport that is commercially open in Andaman, is located in Port Blair. There are daily domestic flights from Indian cities by Indigo Airlines and Indian Airlines as well as SpiceJet, Spice Jet, Go Air, Vistara, Indian Airlines, Indian Airlines, Indian Airlines, Spice Jet, Spice Jet, Go Air, Indian Airlines, Indian Airlines, Indian Airlines, Indian Airlines, Spice Jet, Go Air, Vistara, and Indian Airlines. To get a great deal on your ticket, book a flight well in advance.

To reach Andaman, you will need to take a flight between Kolkata and Chennai. This flight takes 2.5 to 3 hours. Delhi takes approximately 5 hours, while Delhi takes about 4 hours. If you’re flying from any other part of India, there will be a layover and a hopping flight.

Pro-tip: Fly early in the morning so you have time to use the rest of your day.

You can also travel by sea, although this is not recommended. Haddo Wharf, the main port in Port Blair, is where you will find it. Ships sail from Kolkata and Chennai up to four times per month, and only one from Visakhapatnam. Travel time is approximately 3-4 days (50-60 hours).

The passenger ships that sail between Andaman, India and mainland India are not cruise ships. They have limited food options and are not able to entertain themselves. Tourists who travel between May and October are more likely to get sea-sickness. If you are looking for an adventurous adventure in the blue sea, we recommend that you only travel by ship. The booking process can be time-consuming. Tickets cannot be purchased at the Tickets Corporation offices in Chennai, Calcutta, and Visakhapatnam.

Port Blair is your entryway to the vastness of Beauty and Serenity that the Islands provide. Explore the numerous museums on offer and explore that the Flora and Fauna and the diverse marine Life

Havelock Island is one of the primary destinations of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is famed for its pristine beauty that goes unmatched when it comes to untouched and unexplored natural beauty

Neil Island is another very scenic natural paradise with captivating white sandy beaches and lush green forests. Neil Island can be reached easily from Port Blair

Vijaynagar Beach on Havelock Island is a paradise on earth. Its long coastline is flanked by countless beach destinations and restaurants. However, just stepping on the beach gives you a sense of the edge of the world

Radhanagar Beach is considered as the best beach in India. It is a pristine sandy stretch supported by turquoise water and lush forests. Radhanagar Beach is usually famous 

Baratang Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands are located between the middle and southern Andaman Islands. About 110 km from Port Blair, Baratang Island is an additional main attraction

Cellular Jail on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India, is a dark reminder of British rule on the Indian mainland. This dreadful and exhausting colonial prison in this terrifying archipelago was used by the British

Elephant Beach is one of the best known snorkeling spots and is an amazingly spotless spot for those who appreciate the tranquility and charm of their travels. With white sand and flowing waters