Witness how wood is converted into useful materials at one of Asia's largest sawmills. Learn about the various types of wood used and the sawing process used for making planks, posts, and poles.
The former British administrative headquarters now have ruins of a Church, Swimming Pool, Chief Commissioner’s residence, Bakery, and Cemetery. This small island is fringed with coral reef that has made it an ideal snorkeling spot for tourists.
A beautiful, small island hosting everything from snorkeling to untroubled walks along pristine beaches. The marine life here is perfect for first-timers, shallow waters perfect for snorkeling, and coral gardens with fascinating species.
A long sandy beach with lush forest surroundings, offering a stunning view of sunrise and sunsets. The beach is ideal for swimming and kayaking, and there are opportunities for game fishing.
A long sandy beach is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and enjoying peaceful walks. One can witness turtles laying eggs here, and it is an excellent spot to see a vast range of flora and fauna.
A relatively less crowded beach with crystal clear waters and white sand, making it an ideal location for photography enthusiasts. One can spend a relaxed day soaking in the sun and enjoying a picnic with family and friends.
Considered one of the world's best beaches, Radhanagar Beach offers white sand, turquoise blue waters, and a tranquil environment. Its beauty has been recognized several times with several accolades like Asia's best beach, the 7th best beach in the world by Time magazine in 2004.
Learn about the region's marine ecosystem, sea life, and tribal communities with unique features specific to Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The museum showcases different timber, colourful corals, sharks, starfishes, fishes and more.
If you have more time, you can add a day trip to Jolly Buoy island, which is known for its underwater coral reefs.
If you have less time, skip the Karmatang Beach and Samudrika Marine Museum to save time and cut down costs.