ANDAMAN NICOBAR ISLANDS SIGHTSEEING

Acclaimed as one of the finest tourist destinations in India, it offers a whole range of tourist attractions in Andaman and Nicobar islands.

Cellular Jail
3 Storeyed prison building, constructed by the British in 1906, a pilgrimage destination for the freedom fighters. The saga of the heroic freedom struggle is brought alive in a moving Sound & Light Show, shown daily inside the jail compound. Also there is a museum, an art gallery and a photo gallery.

Viper Island
Viper Island stands as a witness to the grim sufferings that the freedom fighters of our country had to undergo during the British Rule.

Andaman Water Sports Complex
Adventure and safe Water sports Daily, Safe water 12.30 pm to 8.00 pm., Coral and ship wreck view depending on weather conditions.

Carbyn's Cove Beach
One of the picturesque sea-beaches, it is ideal for sea bathing and sun basking. The Wave's restaurant, The Peerless Resort nearby and the Hornbill Nest Guest House at Carbyn's beach provide a kaleidoscope view of the blue front.

Ross Island
The erstwhile capital of Port Blair during the British regime, is a tiny island standing as a guard to Port Blair harbour. The island with historical background and preservable ruins is spread along an area of 0.6 sq km. Located at the mouth of Port Blair harbor, Ross Island was the seat of Imperial Administration till the Island fell into the hands of Japanese in 1942.

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
The Mahatma Gandhi marine national park at Wandoor is at a distance of 29 km from Port Blair covering an area of 281.5 sq km. The marine park made up of open sea, creeks and 15 small and large islands, is one of the best found anywhere in the world. Viewing of rare corals and underwater marine life through glass bottom boats, SCUBA diving and snorkeling are a lifetime experience for anyone.The former name of Gandhi Park was Dilthaman tank, which was once the only source of drinking water to Port Blair.

Cinque Island
The lure of underwater life, unspoiled beaches specially a Sand bar joining two islands are irresistible.

Chidiya Tapu
Chidiyatapu is the southernmost tip of the South Andaman at a distance of 25 km from Port Blair. The lush green mangroves, forest covers and the numerous chirping birds and the Sylvan sand Beaches and Munda Pahar beaches make it a ideal picnic spot. The forest guest house situated on top of hillock provides a fabulous view if isolated islands, submerged corals and the breath taking sunset.

Mount Harriet
Mount Harriet was the summer headquarters of the Chief Commissioner during the British rein. This place is an ideal for a nice and fascinating overview of the outer islands and the sea. It is the highest peak in South Andaman. One can trek upto Madhuban through a natures trail and can find rare endemic birds, animals, and butterflies. If you choose to go by road its 55 km from City. But an alternative route is just 15 km by ferry boat  from Port Blair.

Havelock Island
Havelock Island is part of South Andaman group, to reach the Island it takes 4-5 hours by a motor boat. Radha Nagar beach is world famous and is a ideal place for tent camping. 

Neil Island
This beautiful island with lush green forest and sandy beaches is the vegetable bowl of Andamans. One can feel the sincerity and serenity of village life here. Beautiful beaches at Bharatpur, Laxmanpur and Sitapur beaches and the natural bridge formation (Howra bridge) are the attractions. The island is at a distance of 36 km from Port Blair (sea route only). Ferry from Port Blair to Neil takes 2 hours.

Anthropological Museum

This museum displays the habitual of aboriginals of these islands in miniature and types of tribals at Andaman. The museum is closed on Mondays.

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