Start your day at the infamous Cellular Jail, a colonial-era prison that once held Indian political prisoners. The morning guided tour covers the history of Indian freedom fighters. In the afternoon, explore the local markets for souvenirs and handicrafts. End the day with a relaxing sunset at Corbyn's Cove Beach.
Take an early morning ferry to Ross Island, a former British administrative center, now in ruins. Afternoon, head to North Bay Island for some underwater adventures like snorkelling, sea walking and scuba diving. Return back to Port Blair by evening to enjoy an authentic seafood dinner at any of the local restaurants.
Take an early morning ferry to Jolly Buoy Island for a day of pristine, shallow water beaches and coral reefs. The island has a strict no plastic policy, so make sure to carry eco-friendly items along with you. You can indulge in snorkelling, scuba diving, glass-bottom boat rides and more. Return to Port Blair by sunset.
The national park is a true representation of the diverse marine life of the Andaman Islands. You can opt for a boat ride to visit the multiple islands or indulge in a glass boat ride for an up-close view of the corals and marine life. In the evening, visit Chidiya Tapu, a serene spot known for sunset views, diverse bird species and a nature trail.
Take an early morning ride to Baratang Island. Stop by the Limestone Caves, an hour's journey through mangrove creeks and boat rides. Later, head to the mud volcanoes, a unique geological phenomenon where clay and water erupt to the surface, forming a small volcano. Return to Port Blair by evening.
Don't miss out on the Sound and Light Show at the Cellular Jail. It's a must-see to understand the struggles of Indian freedom fighters. You can also visit the Samudrika Marine Museum for more insights into the Andaman's history and biodiversity. A side trip to the nearby Cinque Island is a great option if you are looking for secluded beaches and untouched coral reefs. Make sure to check for permits before heading there.