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Overview: The Andaman Islands are an Indian archipelago in the Bay of Bengal. These roughly 300 islands are known for their palm-lined, white-sand beaches, mangroves and tropical rainforests. Coral reefs supporting marine life such as sharks and rays make for popular diving and snorkeling sites. Indigenous Andaman Islanders inhabit the more remote islands, many of which are off limits to visitors.
Geography
Port Blair airport
April – June
6
(The pricing for this Tour package is for 1 person when travelling on a 2 sharing basis)
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3STAR DLX
Port Blair: Horizone Hue/Similar
Havelock: Ile Bay resort /Similar
Neil: Reef valley resort /Similar
Flight Tickets / Train Tickets.
Other Activities
Any monument/Entrance tickets.
Personal Expenses/Tips.
Tour Guide/Manager.
Extra Meal/Dinner /Lunch
Remittance charges if any.
Cost of services which is not mentioned in the “inclusions”.
ANY ENTRY TICKET IS EXTRA
ANY ACTIVITY CHARGES ARE EXTRA
ATAL TUNNEL & ROHTANG PASS IS EXTRA
KASOL & MANIKARAN TOUR IS EXTRA
45 – 20 days prior tour start date 75% of full tour cost.
19 – 10 days prior tour start date 85% of full tour cost.
09 – 06 days prior tour start date 95% of full tour cost.
05 – 00 days prior tour start date 100% of full tour cost. / No show 100%.
50 % Advance payment for booking.
50 % 15 Days Before the Tour.
Above payment modes applicable on T&C.
Rooms and hotel are subject to availability at the time of booking.
Hotels as per room availability or similar
Check in /check out time varies at different destinations and as per hotel policies.
Early check in / late checks out subject to availability on that particular.
ROHTANG PASS IS CLOSED TILL FURTHER NOTICE BY GOVT.
On arrival at Port Blair airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel, Check in make yourself comfortable, After freshen Up proceed to the very first beach the Corbyn’s Cove Beach for swimming and beach activity which is 10 km away from Port Blair City than visit cellular jail followed by Son et Lumen-ere show at Cellular Jail. Return back to your hotel ,evening free for own activity, Overnight stay at hotel.
As per your boat timing we will proceed for Havelock Island by ferry . The journey takes 2 hrs from Port Blair , after arrival at Havelock Island proceed to Beach No.7 good for swimming. This beach is called “Radhanagar Beach” and one of the most popular beaches on Havelock and was named “Best Beach in Asia“ by Time in 2004 .hotel checkin, evening free for own activity Overnight stay at hotel.
After breakfast proceed to Elephant beach visit –Elephant beach is a long stretch of white silky sand with big black rocks beside the blue sea. It is situated on one corner of Havelock and is a continuation of beach No. 5. The beach can get a bit crowded in high season, but if you walk further to the south you’ll find yourself completely alone. There is a small lodging path trough the green jungle, where once was an elephant training camp, but nowadays all you’ll find is a secluded beach. The water is deep enough to swim and it is not affected by tides. There are some rocks and corals so do take care while going into the water. overnight at hotel.
After breakfast as per your boat timing we will proceed for Neil Island by ferry This beautiful island with lush green forest and sandy beaches is the vegetable bowl of Andaman’s , it provides an ideal holiday for eco-friendly tourists. One can feel the sincerity and serenity of village life here. At first visit Laxmanpur Beach – you can feel & touch coral’s under water , next to visit Beautiful Bharatpur beach – the ideal place for swimming , After visit natural bridge , drop at Neil hotel , O/n at hotel.
Today after breakfast ,back to Portblair,checkin to your hotel evening free for own activities , Overnight stay at hotel
Morning free for packing & personal activities, on time check out from the hotel & transfer to Airport.
Tour End with sweet memories.
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