Arrive at Veer Savarkar International Airport/harbour and transfer to your hotel to freshen up and leave luggage. Essential to rest a bit after travel and confirm ferry/dive bookings for the week.
Simple hearty breakfast with local fish curry, eggs, dosa or continental options to fuel an active week; most hotel restaurants open from 7:00am–10:30am.
Visit the Cellular Jail and museum to understand Andaman's history; the museum/galleries are typically open 9:00am–5:00pm and the walk-around takes you through colonial-era exhibits.
The famous light & sound show narrates the freedom struggle through dramatic storytelling — check the exact showtime on arrival (usually 5:30pm–6:30pm).
Enjoy fresh Andaman seafood (crab, fish curry) or Indian mains; most sea-facing restaurants are open until 10:00pm — ask your hotel for a nearby recommended spot.
Take an early high-speed ferry to Havelock to maximize your island time; government ferries and private operators run multiple services — arrive at the jetty 45–60 minutes before departure.
Drop bags at the hotel/guesthouse in Havelock and rent snorkel gear or confirm diving slot for upcoming days; many properties will hold luggage if check-in is later.
Visit Radhanagar, rated among Asia’s best beaches; enjoy pristine sand, swimming and short coastal walks — beach generally accessible from 6:00am–6:00pm.
Boat transfer to Elephant Beach for excellent shallow-water snorkeling and coral viewing; operators run trips ~9:00am–4:00pm — confirm timings and sea conditions.
Depart early for a 2-dive scuba session with a certified center; dive centers operate morning dives ~6:00am–12:00pm — great for clear visibility and abundant marine life.
Explore Laxmanpur Beach for a long shoreline walk and visit the Natural Bridge rock formation at low tide; beaches accessible daylight hours (6:00am–6:00pm).
Short drive to Corbyn’s Cove for a relaxed beach walk; beach access typically 6:00am–6:00pm, but shoreline strolls at dusk are common — check local rules.
Depart by road with a licensed tour operator for Baratang — the trip covers a long winding road (approx 3–4 hours), Jarawa viewpoint, and ferry crossings; start very early around 4:00am.
Short boat transfer followed by guided walk into the limestone cave — check local timings, boats run through the day depending on tide conditions and permit availability.
Short boat ride to the historic Ross Island to explore ruins, deer park and views — island generally open 9:00am–4:00pm; check first boat timing and return slots.
Late afternoon visit to Chidiya Tapu for birdwatching, a short trek and its famous sunset viewpoint; park/entry usually accessible during daylight hours — reach before dusk.
Confirm your departure flight time and allow buffer for ferry delays earlier in the trip; if you have a late flight, use remaining hours to relax on a nearby beach.