Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Brief Introduction
Endowed with the designation of the emerald islands, Andaman and Nicobar are unparalleled when it comes to beauty. They comprise of around 572 islands out of which only 37 are inhabited. With world class beaches, coral reefs, rainforests, an active volcano, a rich and diverse marine life, the islands are stunningly beautiful.

Main Attractions

Cellular Jail
The cellular jail, famously known as Kaala pani in Port Blair built in 1896 was used by British to transport freedom fighters from Indian mainland. Today, it is a National Memorial, a tribute to the dead soldiers. There is a sound and light show which is conducted every evening in the premises of Cellular Jail that brings alive the saga of the freedom struggle.

Corbyn's Cove
A serene and an unspoilt sandy beach, the beach is the most popular in Port Blair. It is an ideal spot for sun basking and water sports activities. It is mainly known for coral reefs and Snake island. It is also popularly known as Chidiya Tapu. The place is marked by the historical remains of sunken Japanese Bunker which makes swimming quite unsafe.

Havelock
It is the largest island in Andaman and Nicobar known for its beaches, corals and great Scuba Diving experiences. The Radhanagar Beach is the best of the lot! Apart from Scuba, trekking is a major activity here. Don't forget to try the authentic coconut water here.

Other attractions to look out for are Viper Island, Red skin Island, Chatham Saw Mill, Marina park and Aquarium and Smith Islands.

Best time to Visit
October to May

Hotels in Andaman and Nicobar

• Barefoot at Havelock
• Munjoh Ocean Resort
• Sea Princess Port Blair
• Dolphin Resort
• Wild Orchid
• Silver Sand Havelock

Connectivity
Air: Port Blair is connected with Delhi, Chennai and Kolkata.
Sea: Passenger ships connect Kolkata, Chennai and Visakhapatnam to Port Blair.