Start your day by visiting the Cellular Jail National Memorial (Entry fee: INR 30, Time: 2 hours), a historic site that once served as a prison during the British rule. Explore the museum inside the jail to learn about India's struggle for independence and the stories of freedom fighters who were imprisoned here.
Take a short boat ride to Ross Island (Entry fee: INR 30, Time: 2 hours), a picturesque island that was the administrative headquarters of the British during colonial times. Walk through the ruins of British-era buildings, admire the scenic views, and spot peacocks and deer roaming freely on the island.
Head to Corbyn's Cove Beach (Free admission, Time: 1-2 hours), a beautiful sandy beach with clear blue waters. Relax on the beach, take a dip in the sea, and enjoy water sports activities such as jet skiing or banana boat rides. Indulge in local snacks and drinks available at the beachside shacks.
Visit the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum (Entry fee: INR 50, Time: 1-2 hours), a fascinating museum showcasing the rich marine biodiversity of the Andaman Islands. Explore the exhibits on coral reefs, marine life, and indigenous tribes. Don't miss the skeleton of a blue whale displayed outside the museum.
End your day at Marina Park and Aquarium (Entry fee: INR 10, Time: 1-2 hours), a waterfront park with a small aquarium. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, enjoy scenic views of the sunset, and visit the aquarium to see various marine species. You can also indulge in local street food available near the park.
If you have extra time, consider exploring the offbeat attractions in Andaman. Visit Chidiya Tapu, also known as the Bird Island, to witness stunning sunsets and spot a variety of bird species. Another hidden gem is the Limestone Caves in Baratang Island, where you can explore fascinating caves formed over thousands of years. Locals also love visiting the Anthropological Museum, which provides insights into the indigenous tribes of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.