Experiences

Things to actually do in the Andamans

Scuba, snorkelling, history walks, beach trips and cave treks — curated by people who've done them all themselves.

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Baratang limestone caves and mud volcanoes, full day from Port Blair

A long day. Leave Port Blair at 4am, join a regulated convoy through the Jarawa Reserve, see limestone caves, mud volcanoes, and the mangrove creeks. Back by 6pm.

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port blair· Half day plus evening (5 hours total)

Cellular Jail tour plus evening light-and-sound show

A 90-minute guided tour of the freedom-struggle landmark, plus reserved seats at the evening light-and-sound show.

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havelock· Half day (5 hours)

Discover Scuba diving for first-timers, Havelock

No experience needed. A PADI instructor takes you six to ten metres below for a 30-minute dive at Elephant Beach. Photos and video included.

ross north-bay· 4 hours

North Bay snorkelling half-day from Port Blair

A half-day boat trip from Port Blair to North Bay. Snorkel straight off the boat over a coral reef. Easy enough for first-timers.

ross north-bay· 3 hours

Ross Island half-day with ferry from Port Blair

A 3-hour boat-and-walking tour of Ross Island. The former British administrative capital, abandoned after the 1941 earthquake.

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havelock· Half day (4 hours)

Underwater sea-walk at Elephant Beach

Walk on the seabed in a glass-front helmet. No swimming, no diving, no experience. Good for kids and non-swimmers.

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