6 Nights 7 Days Port Blair Packages 6 Night 7 Days

Day - 01

ARRIVE PORT BLAIR – CELLULAR JAIL + CORBYN’S COVE BEACH + LIGHT & SOUND SHOW

Upon your arrival in Port Blair, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative who will assist you in transferring to your hotel for relaxation and refreshment. After having lunch, your itinerary for the day includes visiting the following destinations:

Cellular Jail: Begin your exploration with a visit to the historic Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani. This colonial-era prison played a significant role in India’s struggle for independence. Discover the poignant history of the freedom fighters who were incarcerated here through informative exhibits and displays. Take a guided tour to learn about the hardships endured by the prisoners and gain insights into India’s struggle for independence.

Corbyn’s Cove Beach: After the Cellular Jail, head to Corbyn’s Cove Beach, a picturesque destination known for its serene ambiance and tranquil waters. Enjoy the soft sandy beach, take a leisurely stroll along the shore, or simply relax under the shade of swaying palm trees. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can indulge in water sports activities like jet skiing or banana boat rides.

Light & Sound Show: In the evening, immerse yourself in a mesmerizing Light & Sound Show at the Cellular Jail. The show narrates the history of the Indian freedom struggle, highlighting the sacrifices and struggles of the freedom fighters who were imprisoned there. The combination of the dramatic lighting and powerful narration creates an unforgettable experience, bringing history to life.

Note: In the event of cancellation of the Light and Sound show at Cellular Jail due to weather or maintenance issues, we will arrange for alternate sightseeing options and reschedule the show if possible. Our team will keep you informed and work to find suitable alternatives. We aim to provide the best travel experience for our clients, even in unexpected situations.

Day - 02

PORT BLAIR – ROSS ISLAND AND NORTH BAY ISLAND

After Breakfast, you will be escorted to Andaman Water Sports Complex to catch a ferry which will be your mate for the entire tour to Ross Island and North Bay.

Ross Island: Ross Island is a must-visit destination in Port Blair reachable by a 10-minute boat ride. It served as the capital of Port Blair during the British regime and is now a historical site with ruins of old buildings, including the Chief Commissioner’s House, Government House, Church, Bakery, Press, Swimming Pool, Cemetery, etc., all in a dilapidated condition. Visitors can enjoy a nature walk amidst sylvan surroundings and spot deer, peacocks, exotic birds, and other wildlife. Ross Island is an ideal destination for history enthusiasts and nature lovers looking to explore the island’s rich cultural and ecological heritage.

North Bay: After visiting Ross Island, we proceed to North Bay Island for a joyful trip. This island is famous for its exotic coral, colorful fishes, and underwater marine life. Visitors can view these natural wonders through multiple optional underwater activities, including glass-bottom boat rides, scuba diving, and sea walks, which are available on a direct payment basis. North Bay Island is an ideal destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers looking to explore the island’s rich marine ecosystem.

Day - 03

PORT BLAIR TO HAVELOCK – RADHANAGAR BEACH

Our adventure begins today as we journey towards Havelock Island on a ferry from Port Blair Harbour Haddo Jetty. Once we arrive at Havelock Island, our representative will be there to welcome and assist us with the check-in process at our resort. In the afternoon, we will head to Beach No. 7, also known as Radhanagar Beach, which has been recognized as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’ by Time Magazine. We can relax and enjoy the stunning scenery, go for a swim or sunbathe on the soft white sands. As the day comes to an end, we can witness the mesmerizing sunset at Beach No. 7 before returning to the resort to relax and unwind. Overnight, we will stay at the hotel, ready for more exciting adventures the next day.

Note: All hotels on Havelock have an early morning check out time and late checkout is provided at the discretion of the hotel management.

Day - 04

HAVELOCK – PORT BLAIR VIA NEIL ISLAND (DAY TRIP)

Day 1: Catch a morning ferry from Havelock Island to Neil Island. Discover the vibrant marine life and coral reefs at Bharatpur Beach. Unwind and soak in the beauty of Laxmanpur Beach, known for its breathtaking sunsets. Explore the famous Natural Rock Formation, a fascinating geological wonder. In the evening, board the ferry back to Port Blair, cherishing the memories of the day’s adventures. Reflect on the stunning beaches, underwater wonders, and unique rock formations encountered throughout the day. Arrive in Port Blair and relax in your accommodation, relishing the experiences of this captivating day trip.

Day - 05

BARATANG – LIMESTONE CAVE

An early morning departure from Port Blair will take you on a scenic road trip to Baratang Island, which is approximately 110 km away. As you travel through the dense tropical forest and Jarawa Tribal reserve in a convoy, keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of a member of the Jarawa Tribe.

At the end of the forest journey, you will reach Baratang jetty, where you can enjoy a breathtaking fiber boat ride through a fascinating mangrove drive. This ride will lead you to the start point of the trek to Lime Stone Caves. Trek through the dense forest to reach the Limestone Cave, an awe-inspiring natural wonder that is sure to leave you mesmerized. Take in the stunning natural formations and learn about the history and geology of the cave.

After your trek, you will return to Port Blair in the evening for an overnight stay at your hotel. Get some rest and relaxation before your next adventure.

Day - 06

CITY TOUR – CHIDIYATAPU
After Breakfast visit following places:

Cellular Jail:  The Cellular Jail, also known as Kaala Paani, is a historic monument located in Port Blair, Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It was built by the British in 1906 and used as a colonial prison for Indian freedom fighters during the struggle for independence. The jail was designed to keep prisoners isolated and cut off from the outside world. The three-story structure has seven wings, each with three stories, and was designed to hold up to 693 prisoners. The prisoners were kept in solitary confinement in small, windowless cells, which were known as “cells” or “cages.” The conditions inside the jail were extremely harsh, and prisoners were subjected to inhumane treatment and torture. The Cellular Jail is now a national memorial and serves as a reminder of India’s struggle for freedom.

Samudrika Marine Museum: The Samudrika Marine Museum in Port Blair is a must-visit attraction for marine life enthusiasts. The museum houses an impressive collection of over 350 varieties of marine life, including clownfish, clam shells (whose sale is banned), a variety of corals, and a complete skeleton of a blue whale. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to learn about the marine biodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and its conservation efforts. The museum is open every day, except Mondays and national holidays, from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm. With its informative exhibits and impressive collection, the Samudrika Marine Museum is a great place to learn and appreciate the diverse marine life of the region.

Anthropological Museum: The Anthropological Museum is a must-visit for those interested in the cultural and social history of Andaman and Nicobar. It showcases the lifestyle, traditions, and artifacts of the indigenous tribes, including the Jarawas, Shompens, Onges, Nicobarese, and Sentinelese. The museum features sculptures, murals, photographs, and other exhibits that provide insights into the lives of these tribes. The museum is open from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. Anyone interested in art and history should include this museum on their Port Blair sightseeing list.

Chatham saw mill (forest museum): The Chatham Saw Mill is Asia’s oldest sawmill located on a small island and connected to Port Blair by a bridge. The mill is accompanied by a forest department museum that showcases the region’s forest activities through scale models and displays of decorative pieces made from various woods such as Padauk, Marble, Peauma, Gurjan, and Satin Wood. The museum is a must-visit for those interested in forestry and the history of the region’s lumber industry.

Jogger’s Park: Jogger’s Park is a popular destination in Port Blair known for its cleanliness, beautiful views, and unique feature of providing a clear view of the nearby airport runway. The park is situated on a hill, offering visitors the chance to connect with nature and enjoy the breathtaking vistas of the ocean, Ross Island, and North Bay Island.

The park is a great spot for joggers, walkers, and those who enjoy outdoor activities. It’s also an excellent location for plane enthusiasts, as the clear view of the airport runway provides a rare opportunity to see planes taking off and landing up close.

Sagarika Emporium: Sagarika Emporium is a must-visit on your sightseeing list in Port Blair. Located in the heart of the city, this government handicrafts emporium offers beautiful local art and collectibles at affordable prices, perfect for souvenirs and gifts for loved ones. The emporium is known for its stunning handicrafts, including carvings made of wood, shells, and mother of pearl, as well as intricately woven mats and baskets. You can also find handmade jewelry, paintings, and textiles, all made by skilled artisans from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The emporium is a great way to support local communities while also bringing home unique and beautiful mementos from your trip to the islands.

Flag Point: Flag Point in Port Blair holds great historical significance as it is the place where Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose hoisted the Indian Tricolour on Indian soil for the first time on 30th December 1943. This event took place during the occupation of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands by the Japanese imperial forces in World War II. Netaji was accompanied by officials of Azad Hind Fauj and the provisional government of Azad Hind during the hoisting of the flag. The Japanese had declared that the islands would be transferred to the provisional Government, Azad Hind, and Netaji, as the Supreme Commander of Azad Hind Fauj and head of the state of the provisional government, took the opportunity to assert India’s independence. Today, a 150-feet high flag mast stands at the same spot where Netaji unfurled the Tricolor, and it was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the 75th anniversary of this historic event.

Chidiyatapu (Sunset View Point): After your meal, get ready to explore Chidiyatapu, a pristine beach located 40 km away from the city center. This beach is known for its incredible sunset views, and you will have the opportunity to witness one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. Relax on the pure white sands and listen to the humming of birds while watching the gentle blue waves. The lush green mangroves and sandy beaches of Chidiyatapu invite you for a day of recreation. The variety of birds, including the emerald dove, red-breasted parakeets, and drongos, make it a photographer’s delight. Watch the sunset from the forest guest house, with the orange sun reflecting off the many isolated islands in view. After an unforgettable day at Chidiyatapu, return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay in Port Blair.

Day - 07

DROP TO AIRPORT

After enjoying breakfast, it will be time to check out from your hotel. Our team will then escort you to the airport, so you can return home with wonderful memories of your ultimate holiday to cherish.