Port blair is a capital city of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This is the first stop while reaching to Andaman at Veer Savarkar International airport. It is connected with Chennai, Kolkata, New Delhi, Visakhapatnam and is now getting expanded to welcome other International flights. Various flights that are operating for Port blair are Air India, Indigo, Go First, Spice jet and Vistara connecting all metropolitan cities.

Port blair is the land where Cellular jail was build-the only jail which is not a symbol of crime but a spirit of patriotism. It's light and sound show gives visitors goose bumps and take you to the period of India's freedom struggle movement. Port Blair has connectivity with north and south Islands by both private and government ferries. Within these Islands we offer cab services to explore the Island comfortably. Other tourist attraction of Port Blair are Corbyns cove beach, Chidiya tapu, half day excursion to North bay and Ross Island, Wandoor beach. Apart from beaches and historic site there are museums like Anthropological, Samudrika, Chatam saw mill that give you the essence of culture of tribes, marine resources and the oldest mill of India that is still operational.

Apart from these places there are additional sites that are famous due to its natural formation such as Mt Harriot second largest peak of Andaman from where one can view the exact visual that is depicted in old 20 Rs note of North bay light house.

Port blair is the land where Cellular jail was build-the only jail which is not a symbol of crime but a spirit of patriotism. It's light and sound show gives visitors goose bumps and take you to the period of India's freedom struggle movement. Port Blair has connectivity with north and south Islands by both private and government ferries. Within these Islands we offer cab services to explore the Island comfortably. Other tourist attraction of Port Blair are Corbyns cove beach, Chidiya tapu, half day excursion to North bay and Ross Island, Wandoor beach. Apart from beaches and historic site there are museums like Anthropological, Samudrika, Chatam saw mill that give you the essence of culture of tribes, marine resources and the oldest mill of India that is still operational.

Corbyns Cove:

Corbyns cove is a beach for swimming and sun basking. It's 5 km stretch of white sandy beach gives the opportunity to take strolls with your loved ones or just sit there and relax. It is 7 kms from Port Blair city and can be easily accessible by road. Eating facility is there as well as washrooms are made. There is a snake island that is visible from Conbyns cove and one can take its round by speed boat or sea kart available as a part of water activities in Corbyns cove. One can also see glimpse of Japanese bunkers just outside Corbyns cove where there is a parking area.

Our various packages are made in such a way to give you the best experience of Andaman throughout the year. We have package options all-round the year for every traveller whether in a group, family or solo. Although the best time is from October to May but monsoon also has its own beauty. We cover all the tourist attractions of Andaman from North to South to make your holiday worthwhile.

Wandoor Beach & Jolly Buoy Island

Wandoor Beach and Jolly Buoy Island are two breathtaking destinations that epitomize the natural beauty and serenity of the region. Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and lush tropical greenery, these spots offer visitors an unforgettable experience of pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. It is located some 20 kms from Port blair city. The beach is famous for its sunset. Wandoor is a one-hour drive from Port Blair via the Andaman Trunk road. The Wandoor beach is open to tourists from sunrise to sunset. There are shops outside beach for shopping and eating. It comes under the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park area and is a gateway for Jolly Byoy Island.

A short boat ride away from Wandoor Beach lies Jolly Buoy Island, a tiny jewel in the Andaman Sea. Part of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, this secluded island is a protected area and is open for tourists only during specific months to preserve its pristine environment. The limited access ensures that the coral reefs and marine life remain untouched by human interference. Jolly Buoy Island remains closed for 6 months in the year for the preservation of the corals. The timings to visit the Jolly Buoy Island is around 8 am to 2 pm in the noon after this hour the island remains closed for the traveller or tourists.

North Bay Island

North bay is a part of Port blair but accessible by boat from Rajiv Gandhi water sports complex. It is also has a historic importance because of the Light house build in 1969. There are 2 boarding points to board a ferry for noth bay one is Rajiv Gandhi water sports complex and other is Junglighat jetty. There are stairs to climb up the Light house and one can feel great to know that this the place which is depicted in 20 rs Note. On reaching at the top of Light house one can see Mt Harriot, Ross island and even the boats docked at north bay in multiple blue shades of sea water. Although from Mt Harriot one can now reach by road to North bay but boat route is the shortest and quick. Although as per your health comfort level take the decision to go at the top of Light house as there are stairs and a steel ladder to climb at the top.

Apart from light house North bay is also famous for water activities such as snorkelling, scuba diving, sea walk, glass bottom. This can be an alternate place for these activities in case one is not able to visit Havelock Island. Eating, changing facility is there on North bay. Its just a half day excursion trip and is weather based and time bound area.

Ross Island

Ross Island which is also known as Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island. It is named after british marine surveyor Sir Daniel Ross. Ross Island has a remnants of both British and Japanese invasion. On one hand you can see the remnants of British design construction such as swimming pool, church, store houses, printing press, hospital, post office, tennis court etc with all the comfort for British it is hence used to be considered as Paris of East.

But after World War II Japanese invaded Andaman and British as a result has to evacuate the island and shifted to mainland. Japanese build bunkers and water front to defend island and used prisoners for turning the island into military base. By 1941 massive earthquake developed cracks in the building. With the end of Second World War II in 1979 the island was handed over to Indian navy who gradually with years opened the island for tourists.

Ross Island is a half day excursion tour by speed boats that can be boarded from Rajiv Gandhi Water sports complex. It is also subject to weather and is a time bound site. The boat that takes you to Ross will bring you back after 1 and a half hour visiting time. Once you deboard at Ross you have 2 options to visit the island. Either by walking or by hiring a battery car or golf car with a guide that is chargeable. Boat starts from 9:00 am from water sports complex till 1 pm. Island closes by 4 pm. There is also sometimes light and sound show at Ross for which separate boat goes at 4 pm. Show starts at 5 pm and back by 6:30 to 7 pm. Along with the historic sites one can also see spotted deer roaming on the island.

Chidya Tapu

Chidya tapu is famous for migratory birds, sunset and has biological national park. It is 25 kms from Port blair. Just before the beach you will first come across the biological national park. Here one can see the white salt crocodile, spotted deer, Wild pig, Andaman water monitor lizard, barking deer, long tailed macaque, endemic species of birds like emerald dove, Nicobar pigeon, green imperial pigeon, long tailed parakeet, Andaman dark serpent eagle, white bellied sea eagle. There is a locker facility national park and you will be asked to put your stuff in the locker. You will be allowed only to carry your mobile phones or camera. Rest nothing is allowed to take inside. Like Ross Island here also one has two options to see the park either by walk or one can hire a golf car with a guide.

After seeing the park there is a trekking road to Munda pahar or Chidya tapu beach. Although two wheelers and four wheelers also go till beach. There is a wash room facility and eating facility.

Cellular Jail

With the Revolt of 1857 on 15th Jan 1858 British decided to make Andaman group of Islands into a colonial prison and so in the name of Lt Archibald Blair named the area Port Blair. After 10 years in 1906 three storeyed jail building got ready. Throughout this construction journey of prisoners were tortured to make this construction. With the construction of this Jail the darkest period in the history of Andaman started and hence it is also considered as Kalapani. These remote islands were considered to be a suitable place to punish the independence activists mainly because they were isolated from the mainland and were surrounded from all sides with water. From 1811 to 1921 Vinayak Damodar Veer Savarkar was prisoned in the cell of Cellular jail along with Yogendra Shukla, and Batukeshwar Dutt and many more freedom fighters.

Ross Island and North Bay islands are easily seen from the Central tower which was used as Watch tower during East India Company.

Today Cellular jail is a monument of pride. In day time one can visit jail and feel the struggle of our freedom fighters by entering in the cells and seeing the gallow area where they used to be hanged and thrown in the sea below. In the evening light and sound show will help you take your imaginations in that period with the help of audio visuals and light effects. Light and sound show is subject to weather condition.

Mt Harriet

Mount Harriet, situated in Port Blair, Andaman, and Nicobar Islands, is a majestic peak renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty and historical significance. Standing as the highest point in the South Andaman region, it offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes and the shimmering Bay of Bengal. Formerly serving as the summer headquarters of the British Chief Commissioner during colonial times, the mountain holds a rich historical legacy. Today, it has become a favorite destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers, who embark on an adventurous trek through lush forests and diverse flora and fauna. Mount Harriet provides a rewarding experience, combining stunning vistas with its historical charm, capturing the essence of the Andaman Islands' allure.

Reaching Mount Harriet is accessible either by road (55 km from Port Blair) or by ferry and trek (15 km from Port Blair). Ferry service is available from Chatham to Bambooflat, and from there, visitors can take vehicles to reach the mountain. The place is also known as Manipur Parvat National Park. Visitors are required to carry their ID cards. On the way to the actual point of Mount Harriet, one can enjoy picturesque views depicted in the 20 Rs note of North Bay with palm leaves. Additionally, there are ruins of the Chief Commissioner's bungalow, abandoned in 1942, adding to the historical significance. After reaching the parking area, a small trek leads to the actual viewing point, where visitors can relish the mesmerizing vistas.