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Abhinav T.
Nov 2025 · 4 travellers
About the destination
The Andaman Islands are India's best-kept secret — a 572-island archipelago in the Bay of Bengal with some of the world's most pristine beaches, untouched coral reefs, and bio-diverse tropical forests. If Bali had a quieter, more Indian cousin, this is it.
Quick facts
Best time
Oct – May
Ideal duration
6 – 8 days
Budget (per person)
₹35,000+
Visa
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Things to do
Radhanagar Beach
TIME magazine's 'Best Beach in Asia' — two km of powdery white sand and clear surf.
Scuba Diving
Dive into some of India's richest reefs around Havelock, Neil, and North Bay.
Cellular Jail
Tour the infamous colonial prison that once held India's freedom fighters.
Elephant Beach Snorkelling
Snorkel directly off the beach to vibrant coral gardens and sea turtles.
Sea Walking
Walk on the ocean floor in a diving helmet — no swimming skills required.
Baratang Island
Navigate through mangrove creeks by motorboat to reach limestone sea caves.
What makes it special
Andamanese Seafood
Freshly caught lobster, crab, and fish prepared in coconut-based curries.
Coral Reefs
Some of the healthiest live coral in Asia, sheltering 600+ species of fish.
Bioluminescence
On moonless nights, kayak into waters that glow electric blue with microplankton.
Indigenous Tribes
The islands are home to the Jarawa and Sentinel tribes — among earth's last uncontacted peoples.
Pearl Jewellery
Port Blair's markets are full of locally harvested pearls in all shapes and sizes.
Through the lens
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