Fly from Mumbai to Veer Savarkar Airport, Port Blair; aim for an early flight so you get a full first day in the islands. Flight schedules change—book a nonstop or one-stop option in advance.
Transfer from the airport to your hotel, check in and relax briefly after the flight; choose a sea-facing hotel for best views and easy access to evening activities.
Try fresh local seafood or South Indian thali; Annapurna is a popular vegetarian option if you prefer. This will give you a taste of Andaman flavors and energize you for sightseeing.
Visit the Cellular Jail museum to learn the islands' colonial and independence history; important context and a moving site to see on day one. Check museum hours (typically opens 9:00am–4:30pm).
Attend the famed Light & Sound show that narrates the struggle for independence—timing often around 5:30–6:00pm but confirm exact show time and book tickets in advance.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner with local fish curry, grilled seafood and coconut-based dishes; Port Blair offers a few reliable sea-food restaurants near the jetty and Aberdeen Bazaar.
Take a fast ferry (Makruzz / government/passenger ferry) to Havelock; journey time is roughly 1.5–2.5 hours depending on the service. Pre-book seats and arrive early for boarding.
Visit Radhanagar Beach (one of Asia’s best beaches) for sunbathing, swimming and relaxing on white sand; open generally from early morning till evening—go early to avoid crowds.
Popular café near the beach offering fresh seafood, sandwiches and island specialties—great casual lunch after beach time. Check current opening hours and reserve at peak season.
Enjoy calm-water kayaking around lagoons or beach zones; ideal for couples looking for gentle water adventure and scenic coastline exploration. Rentals available at main beaches—confirm timing with your resort.
Return to the beach for a spectacular Andaman sunset—perfect relaxing couple moment and great for photos. Beach closes after sunset; leave by park operating hours.
Choose from popular Havelock eateries serving seafood, grills and continental options—relaxed vibe and island cocktails. Reserve if you’re visiting during peak season.
Early hotel breakfast then meet your dive operator for paperwork and a detailed pre-dive safety briefing; operators usually start pick-ups early for morning dive slots.
Book a fun dive or introductory PADI Discover Scuba Dive to explore vibrant coral gardens and marine life; diving is the highlight for adventure seekers—book 1–2 dives with a certified operator in advance.
Take a short boat ride to Elephant Beach for top-tier snorkeling among shallow reefs or try sea walking (helmet walk) if offered—book boat transfers and activities through a registered operator. Check if sea-walking is operating (weather dependent).
Check in at a beachside guesthouse or resort in Neil and rent a scooter/bike to explore the island at your own pace—Neil is small and perfect for couples to explore together.
Bharatpur Beach is known for clear, shallow water ideal for snorkeling and swimming; it’s gentle and scenic—great for relaxed water time without big surf.
Visit Laxmanpur Beach for a long stretch of sand and the striking natural rock formations at Howrah Bridge—fantastic for walking, photos and a calm sunset experience.
Early breakfast and checkout to catch a morning ferry back to Port Blair so you have time for more island experiences or to rest at your Port Blair hotel.
Return to Port Blair by scheduled ferry; travel time varies (1.5–3 hours) depending on the service and route. Keep ferry confirmation handy and check for any routing via Havelock.
Visit Corbyn’s Cove for light water sports (banana boat, jet ski where available) and a relaxed beach vibe close to Port Blair; water-sport availability varies—confirm with local vendors.
Baratang is a full-day excursion involving a long drive (3–4 hours each way), a ferry through mangroves and a visit to the limestone caves and mud volcano; departures are very early—join a guided tour for permits and smooth logistics.
Scenic but long road journey across the islands with stops; be prepared for a bumpy drive and carry water and light snacks. Photography rules apply near tribal areas—follow guide instructions.
Walk through the formed limestone caverns—an unusual geological feature in the Andamans; follow your guide and stick to permitted paths. Check local seasonal openings and tide-dependent access.
Visit the mud volcano site (if active) for a quirky natural spectacle and return by boat/motor launch to the road head for the drive back to Port Blair.
Short trek or drive up to Mount Manipur National Park for panoramic views over the archipelago; great for nature, a short trek and couple photos. Park usually open during the day—confirm entry hours.
Visit one museum (Anthropological or Samudrika) to learn about tribal cultures, biodiversity and marine life; museums usually open 9:00am–5:00pm—check exact times.
Drive to Chidiya Tapu (Bird Island) for coastal trails, canopy walks and a stunning sunset from the viewpoint—popular for couples and photographers. The entry is small and gate timing varies with local rules—plan to arrive before sunset.
Celebrate your last night with a memorable dinner—ask your hotel for a special table or a recommended waterfront restaurant and enjoy local seafood or continental options.