Andaman Island

Unveil The Andaman And Nicobar Islands: A Tropical Haven With Pristine Beaches, Lush Landscapes, Vibrant Marine Life, And A Rich Cultural Heritage.

Spectacular Beaches

The Islands of Andaman and Nicobar are renowned for their picture-perfect beaches with powdery white sands, crystal-clear azure waters, and stunning coral reefs. Visit Radhanagar Beach on Havelock Island, often voted as one of Asia’s best beaches, or the serene and secluded Long Island Beach, perfect for a tranquil escape. From the lively shores of Corbyn’s Cove to the untouched beauty of Wandoor Beach, every coastline offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Diverse Wildlife

The archipelago is a haven for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers. Discover a kaleidoscope of marine life while snorkeling or diving in the colorful underwater world surrounding the islands. Spot majestic sea turtles, vibrant fish, and even the gentle giants—magnificent manta rays. Trek through lush green forests to catch a glimpse of the rare and indigenous species such as the Andaman wild pig, the Nicobar megapode, and the iconic Andaman horseshoe crab.

Things to do

  • Meet the Karen's

    Webi is one of 12 villages where the minuscule Karen community lives. Originally from Burma, they settled in the middle Andamans when the British brought the first 12 migrant families. In Karen, Webi means hidden village. Your host, John Aung is on a mission to serve, protect and preserve this 2500 strong community.

  • In the shadow

    135 km East of Port Blair lies Barren Island India's only volcanic Island. The sea around it is one of the top scuba diving destinations in India. The vibrant coral gardens, crystal clear water with a number of colourful marine life will plunge you into a different world.

  • Island hopping

    The Andamans could well be R.L. Stevenson's Treasure Island with its indigenous tribes and the marine world. There are 572 Islands of which only a handful are inhabited. Ross & Smith Islands and Long Island are located in North & middle Andamans. Further South are Wandoor, Cinque Islands, and for seafarers, there is Little Andamans, a remote island with the best surf waves you can catch in India.

  • Get on a dungi

    A dugout canoe carved out of a single tree trunk & planked on either side were first introduced to the islands by the Karens. You could paddle, punt or sail, until 1986 when it was motorised. Hop on a dungi and punt your way through this salt-resistant ecosystem. Yerrata and Austin creeks are the best places in the Andamans to glide past the mangroves.