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6-Day Andaman Islands Itinerary: Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj) & Neil (Shaheed) — Jan 24–29, 2026

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Day 1: Arrival & Heritage

Port Blair, India on January 24, 2026

7:00am

Breakfast at hotel / Aberdeen Bazaar

Start with a hearty breakfast at your hotel or a nearby cafe; fresh seafood and Indian breakfast options are common. Most hotels serve breakfast 7:00–9:30am.
INR300, 45m

9:30am

Cellular Jail (museum & memorial)

Visit the Cellular Jail museum and grounds (open 9:00–17:00) to learn about the islands' colonial history and freedom struggle; allow time for the exhibits and memorial area.
INR30, 1h30m

1:00pm

Lunch at Lighthouse Residency / Aberdeen Bazaar

Enjoy a relaxed lunch at a popular Port Blair eatery—try local fish curry and rice or thali options (restaurants typically open 11:00–22:00).
INR350, 1h

3:00pm

Corbyn's Cove Beach

Short drive to Corbyn's Cove for a beach stroll and coconut-shaded shoreline; beach is open all day and is 15–20 minutes from central Port Blair.
INR0, 1h30m

5:30pm

Cellular Jail Light & Sound Show

Attend the famous Light & Sound show at Cellular Jail (usually starts at 17:30–18:00; confirm seasonal timings). The show narrates the struggle for independence through lights, sound and narration.
INR50, 1h

8:00pm

Dinner at New Lighthouse / Full Moon Café

Dinner back in town; choose a restaurant near the jetty offering seafood and Indian dishes (many open until 21:30–22:30).
INR600, 1h15m

Day 2: To Havelock

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), India on January 25, 2026

6:00am

Quick breakfast / packed breakfast

Early light breakfast or packed breakfast from your hotel—ferry to Havelock departs early so eat before boarding. Hotels usually provide early/packed breakfasts if requested.
INR250, 30m

6:30am

Ferry to Havelock (Makruzz / Government ferry)

Take the morning ferry from Port Blair to Havelock (Swaraj Dweep). Journey 1h15m–1h45m depending on service; check and book ferry timings in advance.
INR900, 1h30m

9:30am

Hotel check-in & relax

Check into your Havelock hotel/resort and relax or rent a scooter to explore the island—check-in times vary (usually 12:00), but many hotels hold luggage earlier.
INR0, 1h

12:30pm

Lunch at Anju Coco / Full Moon Café (Havelock)

Lunch at a popular island cafe; try seafood grills, creole fish or veg options—many places open 11:00–15:00 for lunch.
INR450, 1h

3:30pm

Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7)

Spend the afternoon at Radhanagar Beach, rated one of Asia’s best beaches—open all day and perfect for swimming and sunset views; arrive before sunset for best colors.
INR0, 2h

6:30pm

Sunset at Radhanagar

Watch the spectacular sunset from the western stretch; the beach doesn’t close, but lighting and access are easiest before dusk.
INR0, 45m

8:00pm

Dinner at Something Like That / Local seafood shack

Enjoy island-style seafood or international dishes at one of Havelock’s well-rated restaurants (many open until 21:30–22:00).
INR700, 1h15m

Day 3: Snorkel & Relax

Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), India on January 26, 2026

7:30am

Breakfast at hotel / café

Fuel up with a relaxed breakfast—most cafes open by 7:30–8:00 to serve early visitors to the water activities.
INR300, 45m

8:30am

Boat to Elephant Beach (snorkeling & sea walk)

Take the speedboat/traditional boat to Elephant Beach for snorkeling, glass-bottom boat or sea-walking (operators run 08:00–15:00); book equipment and guide in advance.
INR1200, 3h

12:30pm

Lunch at The Barefoot Café / local eatery

Return to Havelock Jetty and have lunch at a beach cafe—try the grilled fish or island-style curries with coconut rice.
INR450, 1h

3:00pm

Kalapathar Beach (afternoon stroll)

Visit Kalapathar for a quieter beach experience and a scenic late-afternoon walk; great for photographs and gentle swimming.
INR0, 1h30m

7:30pm

Dinner at local café or resort

Enjoy a laid-back dinner—many eateries offer seafood thalis and island specialities (open till ~22:00).
INR600, 1h

Day 4: Neil Island Day

Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep) & Port Blair, India on January 27, 2026

7:00am

Breakfast & checkout

Early breakfast and checkout in preparation for the inter-island ferry; confirm ferry departure times the night before (Havelock→Neil ferries run in the morning).
INR300, 30m

8:00am

Ferry Havelock → Neil Island

Short ferry ride (30–60 minutes depending on the service) to Neil—check the day's schedule and book seats in advance.
INR600, 1h

9:30am

Bharatpur Beach (swim & optional snorkeling)

Bharatpur Beach is shallow and great for snorkeling and swimming; operator timings 09:00–15:00—book gear locally.
INR300, 2h

1:00pm

Lunch at a seaside café (Neil Island)

Have lunch at a beachfront café offering fresh seafood and local fare—many open 12:00–15:00 for lunch service.
INR400, 1h

3:30pm

Laxmanpur Beach & Natural Bridge

Visit Laxmanpur for golden sands and the Natural Bridge; low tide times are best for viewing the rock formations and swimming (open all day).
INR0, 1h30m

5:00pm

Ferry Neil → Port Blair (evening)

Return to Port Blair by an evening ferry (confirm schedule—some services run late afternoon/evening). If schedules don't align, consider returning to Havelock and then Port Blair the next morning.
INR1000, 1h30m

8:00pm

Dinner in Port Blair (seafood or local cuisine)

Have dinner in Port Blair and rest—plan early if you have Baratang pickup scheduled next morning.
INR600, 1h

Day 5: Baratang Excursion

Baratang Island & Port Blair, India on January 28, 2026

4:00am

Baratang day-trip pickup (very early start)

Tour operators pick up guests very early (around 04:00) for the long road+boat transfer to Baratang; confirm pickup time and vehicle permits the day before.
INR0, 30m

7:30am

Drive & short boat to Limestone Caves

After a scenic forest and tribal belt drive, board a short boat to the limestone caves (boat timings depend on the operator); caves are normally visited mid-morning.
INR0, 2h

10:30am

Explore Limestone Caves

Walk through the limestone cave complex with a guide; wear comfortable shoes—visit lasts ~45–60 minutes and is a highlight of the Baratang trip.
INR0, 1h

1:00pm

Packed / roadside lunch

Lunch is usually arranged as packed tiffins or at a simple roadside eatery; bring snacks and water for the long day.
INR300, 45m

3:30pm

Mud Volcano visit

Visit the Baratang Mud Volcano site (short walk) and see bubbling mud cones; this stop is included in most day-trip itineraries and is seasonal.
INR0, 45m

9:00pm

Return to Port Blair & dinner

Arrive back in Port Blair late evening—have dinner near your hotel. This is a long day (usually 14–18 hours), so rest early.
INR600, 1h

Day 6: Ross & Departure

Port Blair, India on January 29, 2026

7:30am

Breakfast at hotel

Final island breakfast—confirm any packed lunch requirements if you have an afternoon flight.
INR300, 30m

8:30am

Ross Island visit

Quick 15–20 minute boat to Ross Island (open 09:00–16:00) to see colonial ruins and deer—ideal for a morning 1–2 hour visit.
INR300, 1h30m

10:30am

North Bay (glass-bottom boat / snorkeling)

Take a boat to North Bay for reef viewing via glass-bottom boat or optional snorkeling (operators run 09:00–15:00); good half-day activity before departure.
INR600, 2h

1:00pm

Lunch at Aberdeen Bazaar / local restaurant

Have a final relaxed lunch and pick up souvenirs—shops usually open 09:00–20:00 in Port Blair.
INR400, 1h

3:00pm

Anthropological Museum or Fisheries Museum

Visit the Anthropological Museum (open 09:00–17:00) to learn about indigenous tribes and island ecology—short 45–60 minute visit recommended.
INR20, 1h

5:00pm

Last-minute shopping & departure prep

Return to your hotel, collect luggage, and head to the airport or ferry terminal—leave early to allow time for check-in and transfers.
INR0, 30m

7:00pm

Dinner / if departing late

If you have a late departure, enjoy one final dinner near the airport/jetty; otherwise skip based on your flight/ferry schedule.
INR500, 1h
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