Port Blair
The Gateway · South Andaman
Seaplanes skim the harbour where your story starts. Colonial history at Cellular Jail, then sunset over Corbyn's Cove as the islands call you further out.
Bay of Bengal · India · 6°N
572 islands. 36 inhabited. One of the last unspoilt archipelagos on Earth — revealed as you descend.
A thousand kilometres from the mainland, where the Bay of Bengal turns from steel to glass, an archipelago surfaces — rainforests older than empires, reefs that still outnumber visitors, and beaches the colour of powdered pearl.
— Your journey begins at sea level
“An experience that changed how I see travel. Every detail was thought through — from the ferry pickups to the homestay welcome.”
The snorkelling at Elephant Beach was the highlight. Our guide spotted a sea turtle within minutes and we floated alongside it for what felt like forever.
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The Gateway · South Andaman
Seaplanes skim the harbour where your story starts. Colonial history at Cellular Jail, then sunset over Corbyn's Cove as the islands call you further out.
Havelock · Ritchie's Archipelago
Radhanagar Beach — repeatedly named Asia's finest. Beneath the surface, elephant coral gardens and turtles drifting through cathedral light.
Neil Island · The Vegetable Bowl
Bicycles outnumber cars here. Natural rock bridges, shallow lagoons of impossible blue, and evenings that end with your feet in bioluminescent surf.
The Wild North · Middle Andaman
Mangrove creeks narrow to green tunnels. Limestone caves older than the Himalayas, mud volcanoes, and parrot islands loud with dusk.
The route draws itself as you travelled it — south from Port Blair, east to Havelock and Neil, then north into the wilds of Baratang.
Four small books, each a place we keep returning to. Click one open.
The full archipelago in one sweeping arc — Port Blair to Havelock, Neil, Ross and the wild north of Baratang.
Five nights across the three great islands — the classic arc with time to actually swim.
Seven days that add Ross Island's ruins and the limestone caves of Baratang to the classic arc.
Four nights for a first taste — Port Blair and Havelock, with Elephant Beach and Ross Island along the way.
Nine days across the whole archipelago — Baratang's caves, Long Island's quiet coves, and the reefs of Jolly Buoy.
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