12 Things to Do in Andaman

Consistently ranked one of Asia's best beaches, Radhanagar on Havelock Island dazzles with ivory sand and emerald water framed by dense jungle.

The iconic colonial prison where Indian freedom fighters were exiled. The nightly Light & Sound Show brings its history to life in a deeply moving way.

The crown jewel of the Andamans — white sand beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and a laid-back island atmosphere make Havelock perfect for divers and romantics alike.

Quieter and more intimate than Havelock, Neil Island rewards visitors with pristine Natural Bridge formations, gentle beaches, and a serene island pace.

Accessible by boat or jungle trek, Elephant Beach is one of Andaman's top snorkeling and water sports spots with vibrant shallow reefs.

With visibility up to 30 metres and thriving coral ecosystems, the waters around Havelock and Neil Islands rank among India's top scuba diving destinations.

The most iconic landmark in the Andamans — a colonial-era prison that bore witness to India's freedom struggle and now stands as a powerful national memorial.

Ferry across to these stunning sister islands for diving, snorkeling, sea walks, and pristine beaches far from the mainland crowd.

Walk the ocean floor in a helmet — no diving experience needed.

Paddle through eerie, beautiful mangrove forests.

The best sunset viewpoint in Port Blair, surrounded by forest.

See coral without getting wet on a glass-bottom boat tour.