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Boat Trips Andaman

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have their fair share of water bodies, providing ample opportunities to go boating during the day and nighttime. Corbyn's Cove Beach, Elephant Beach, Ross Island etc., are perfect for boat trips wherein passengers get to admire the blue waters, mangroves and forests, wildlife, marine life and more. People can opt for ferries, speed boats, banana boats etc. Corbyn's Cove Beach boat trips (Seakart) are famous for allowing people to drive the boat themselves while exploring the waters and admiring the gorgeous views of the horizon and neighbouring islands. The speed boat trips to Elephant Beach are characterised by clear blue waters, colourful coral reefs, and people can also hop on top of inflated banana-shaped boats here. People can catch a ferry from Port Blair's Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex to Ross Island, which lasts for about 40 minutes. North Bay is known for its Glass Bottom Dolphin Boat rides which allow people to observe the underwater world (corals, turtles, fish etc.) through the glass at the boat's bottom. Read More

Glass Bottom Dolphin Boat

A one-of-a-kind boat experience, a ride atop the Glass Bottom Dolphin Boat on North Bay Island is an excellent way to discover the island’s diverse marine life and coral reefs without actually having to go underwater. The boat glides over the water and its bottom, made entirely out of glass, acts as a window into the underwater world, allowing passengers to be mesmerised by the rich aquatic life. An international-quality speedboat, the Glass Bottom Dolphin Boat is the only one of its kind in India, with similar ones being found only in Australia. Crew atop the boat are well educated on the subject of the area’s marine life and engage in conversation with the passengers to share information. Suitable for adults and children alike, the ride provides an opportunity to discover various sea turtles, colourful fish and coral reefs. Read More

Govind Nagar Beach

Situated on Havelock Island on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, the tranquil Govind Nagar Beach is famous for its silvery beach, turquoise blue water and flora and fauna. Visitors can enjoy a day of water sports like scuba diving or snorkelling, reading on a hammock, walking, catching the sunset or just relaxing with the breathtaking view in front.

Japanese Bunker

Japanese Bunkers is a famous attraction, situated in the capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Port Blair. Located strategically, this prominent landmark depicts the tales of Japanese Bunker's history. Built by the Japanese army between 1942 to 1945, these bunkers were utilized by them during World War II as they invaded the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The Japanese bunkers are set amidst tranquil Islands that see a lot of tourists from around the world. They are found in several places, including an island called Corbyn Cove and Ross Island. The latter is the famous location as it is the most-visited one by tourists. Today, the bunkers are mostly ruined, but there are plans of renovation by the army for security purposes. Read More

Jogger's Park Andaman

Jogger’s Park in Port Blair is located near Veer Savarkar International Airport on high ground and is one of the city’s underrated attractions. Overlooking the hills, the park’s manicured gardens serve as the perfect spot for going on walks and jogs in the morning. In the evenings, the park is ideal for sitting on the benches and taking in the gorgeous sunset, city lights and the view of the airport’s lit-up runway.

Laxmanpur Beach 1

Laxmanpur Beach 1, located on Neil Island is known for its beautiful sunset. The sunset point is located right next to the beach. Offering amazing views of the sunset, one can relax and enjoy the view being seated at the huts and benches by the shore. Reach 15 mins before the sunset to catch a spot.

Mangrove Kayaking

Known for their breathtaking beauty, immense greenery, and numerous water bodies, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are an ideal destination for mangrove kayaking. Tour packages available for mornings and nights, mangrove kayaking provides an excellent opportunity to discover various flora and fauna accompanied by a trained instructor. Port Blair, Havelock, Ross Island and Baratang are some of the most popular locations for the activity. Mangrove kayaking is suggested between October and May since the weather is mostly clear, resulting in calm waves ideal for the activity. Mangrove kayaking at night-time offers the possibility of witnessing bioluminescence caused by phytoplankton. Port Blair’s Veer Savarkar Park is a well-known spot for mangrove kayaking, and the trip goes through the mangroves, a narrow lagoon, tiny islets, and open areas. Tanaz Kayak Tours is a popular choice for mangrove kayaking in Havelock Read More

Marina Park

Overlooking the seashore in Rajiv Gandhi Nagar, Marina Park in Port Blair is ideal for engaging in water sports and watching the beautiful sunset and scenic views. Adjacent to the Marina Park is the Children's Traffic Park, Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex and the Marine Aquarium. Visitors could also have a delicious seaside meal from the Ocean Blue Restaurant. Taking a stroll by the seaside walk lanes or even jogging in the evening are some of the recreational activities people engage in. The marina Park also has the Aberdeen jetty nearby that connects to Ross Island, Viper Island and Bay Island. Read More

Mud Volcanoes

The only mud volcanoes found in India are on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, of which nine are on the Baratang Island. A fascinating destination for science enthusiasts, the mud volcanoes offer visitors the possibility of exploring tiny craters full of bubbling mud created due to the natural gases let out by underground decaying organic matter.

Night Kayaking in Andaman

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands’ mesmerising natural beauty, featuring lagoons, mangroves, beaches, flora and fauna, makes for a unique night kayaking experience. Havelock and Port Blair are famous for their night kayaking or bioluminescence tours through mangroves, small islets, lagoons and more. Under the guidance of expert instructors, people get a chance to experience nature a little differently; see its slightly eerie side. Exploring the bioluminescence caused by the organic activity of phytoplankton is a significant highlight of night kayaking in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Other highlights of the activity include hearing the crickets chirping, stargazing and trying to identify constellations. Tours begin around sunset, and people can opt to ride single or double person kayaks. Veer Savarkar Park (Port Blair) and Havelock Ferry Ghat (Havelock) are the most common locations to begin night kayaking tours from. Read More