Port Blair history
Colonial prison, ruins and coral snorkelling.
- Port Blair
- Cellular Jail
- Ross Island
- North Bay
Emerald forests, white beaches and some of India's best reefs
An archipelago in the Bay of Bengal with Radhanagar's beach, cellular jail history, mangrove creeks, coral reefs and dense forests. Only a few islands and zones are open to visitors; tribal reserves and Nicobar are closed.
Wide white sand and clear water, often ranked among Asia's best.
Colonial prison and memorial, with a nightly light and sound show.
Snorkelling and sea-walks just off Havelock.
Quiet island with Bharatpur and Laxmanpur beaches.
Ruined British administration centre being reclaimed by banyan roots.
Boat trip through mangrove creeks to cave formations.
Sunset point and forest edge with birdwatching.
Reefs near Havelock and Neil, with certified dive schools.
Join the dots: each circuit links places that make sense together.
Colonial prison, ruins and coral snorkelling.
The beach core of the archipelago.
Day trip through creeks and forest.
Far north: twin islands joined by a sandbar and Andaman's highest peak.
3 districts. Open any to see what's worth your time — gold tags mark lesser-known places.
Capital district: Port Blair, Havelock, Neil and Baratang access.
Largest district: forests, caves and the far north beaches.
Closed to tourists. Tribal reserve with restricted access.
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Beach resorts and eco-huts on Havelock and Neil; guesthouses in Port Blair; government rest houses in the north.
Book inter-island ferries (Makruzz, Green Ocean, Nautika) early and carry a margin day around the flight home, as seas can close services.
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Start planning Free trip plannerCompiled from public tourism information and our own knowledge; permits, entry rules, district boundaries, timings and prices change — approximate, verify before travelling. Last reviewed 2026-11-09.