Andaman & Nicobar Tours

Imagine a little slice of tropical heaven with white shimmering sands, lush green rainforests and fluttering palm trees all to yourself.

Soak in the sights and sounds of some of the most beautiful islands of the region like Havelock, Little Andaman, Swaraj Dweep, Shaheed Dweep and Viper Island.

It will cost you a few extra bucks, but do not let that stand in the way of one of the most memorable experiences you can ever have in life.

HAVELOCK AND NORTH BAY ISLANDS are fast becoming the most sought-after locations for scuba diving in India. 

The clear blue waters of these mesmerizing islands make for truly stunning snorkeling, scuba-diving, parasailing, glass-bottom boating, banana boating and a host of other sea adventures.

There are sunsets. Then there is the Andaman Islands sunset. Enjoy a magnificent sunset in the emerald waters aboard an exclusive yacht cruise.

Discover the islands spectacular rainforests, coral reefs and the vast ocean expanse on the cruise.

Thrilling seaplane escapades do not just happen in action-packed movies. Now, you can avail yourself that high-octane thrill like a movie hero aboard a special seaplane.

The rides take you on an airborne adventure around the islands with great views of the Havelock, North Bay, and Ross Islands, the Cellular jail, and Mount Harriet.

Wind the clock down and slow down time at a serene Spa retreat offering world-class pampering treatments and therapies.

In the region, you can choose a variety of traditional Indian Ayurvedic and Western massage therapies.

Take your loved ones on a beachside picnic to the HOWRAH BRIDGE at Laxmanpur Beach on the Neil Island, a natural formation of rocks stretching out from the jungle or the Elephant and the stunning Diglipur Beach.

Dense rainforest, lagoons and lush green mangroves make the islands an ideal place for leisurely kayaking.

Witness up-close the rugged and raw nature of the islands teeming with amazing birds, fish, and sea species.

With all the talk of beaches, rainforests and other natural wonders in the region, the history the islands often slip under the radar.

Ancient myth has it that the Hindu monkey god Hanuman made a stopover at the Andaman.

Under the British Empire, the region was called KALA PANI OR BLACK WATERS and many famous political prisoners and freedom fighters were banished to the Cellular Jail in the colonial settlement at Ross Island.

THE ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR are home to many indigenous tribal communities. Some of them are the few remaining uncontacted tribes in the world.

To protect them and ensure their survival in a perilously delicate ecosystem, the authorities have banned tourism to their islands.

However many islands are still open to tourists where a multicultural multiethnic population comprising Hindus, Christians, Sikhs and Muslims live in inter-faith harm