Written by Anish Kumar P.K, founder of The Travel Planners and inbound tour specialist with 26 years of experience handling international travellers to India.
Best Places to Visit During an Andaman Tour
Port Blair
The capital city is the gateway to the islands and offers a mix of history and nature.

Top Attractions
- Cellular Jail
- Light & Sound Show
- Corbyn’s Cove Beach
- Chidiya Tapu
- Samudrika Marine Museum
- Ross Island (Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island)
- North Bay Island
Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep)
The most popular island, known for its spectacular beaches and water sports.
Must Visit
- Radhanagar Beach (One of Asia’s Best Beaches)
- Elephant Beach
- Kalapathar Beach
Activities
- Scuba Diving
- Snorkeling
- Sea Walking
- Kayaking
- Jet Ski
- Parasailing
Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)
A peaceful island perfect for relaxation.
Highlights
- Bharatpur Beach
- Laxmanpur Beach
- Natural Coral Bridge
- Sunset viewpoints
Baratang Island
Ideal for adventure seekers.
Famous For
- Limestone Caves
- Mangrove Boat Safari
- Mud Volcano
Perfect 6 Nights / 7 Days Andaman Tour
Day 1 – Arrive in Port Blair
- Airport pickup
- Cellular Jail
- Light & Sound Show
Day 2 – Havelock Island
- Ferry to Havelock
- Radhanagar Beach
- Overnight stay
Day 3 – Elephant Beach
- Snorkeling
- Water sports
- Beach relaxation
Day 4 – Neil Island
- Ferry transfer
- Bharatpur Beach
- Natural Bridge
- Sunset at Laxmanpur Beach
Day 5 – Return to Port Blair
- Ross Island
- North Bay Island
Day 6 – Baratang Excursion
- Mangrove cruise
- Limestone caves
- Return to Port Blair
Day 7 – Departure
Transfer to Port Blair Airport for your onward journey.
Best Time to Visit Andaman
| Season | Weather | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| October – May | Pleasant | Best season |
| December – February | Cool & Sunny | Peak tourist season |
| March – April | Excellent diving visibility | Ideal for water sports |
| June – September | Rainy | Limited activities |
Adventure Activities
- Scuba Diving
- Snorkeling
- Sea Walking
- Glass Bottom Boat Ride
- Parasailing
- Banana Boat Ride
- Jet Ski
- Sport Fishing
- Kayaking through Mangroves
- Dolphin Watching
Ideal for Every Traveller
Honeymoon Couples
- Romantic beach resorts
- Candlelight dinners
- Sunset cruises
- Beach photography
Families
- Safe beaches
- Island sightseeing
- Nature experiences
- Marine museums
Adventure Lovers
- Diving courses
- Deep-sea snorkeling
- Trekking
- Kayaking
- Water sports
How to Reach Andaman
By Air
Veer Savarkar International Airport (Port Blair) is well connected with direct flights from:
- Chennai
- Kolkata
- Bengaluru
- Hyderabad
- Delhi
- Mumbai (seasonal/direct or via connections)
Travel Tips
- Carry valid government ID.
- Book flights and hotels early during peak season.
- Wear light cotton clothing and comfortable footwear.
- Use reef-safe sunscreen.
- Avoid touching coral reefs or disturbing marine life.
- Keep cash for smaller islands where digital payments may be limited.
Havelock Island
Experience the allure of Havelock Island, amidst the unexplored waters of the Andaman Sea.
1400 kilometres from Mainland India lies the mystical Andaman and Nicobar Islands with the Bay of Bengal to its west and the Andaman Sea to the east. An archipelago made up of 572 islands, the Andamans is the quintessential getaway for the traveller hungry for experiences in nature, or the wanderer looking for their next escape.
These stunning islands boast cerulean seas, exotic marine life, littoral (wetland) forests just waiting to be explored, Havelock Island is one of them. On the eastern face of Havelock Island is the two kilometre long Vijaynagar Beach (Beach no: 5) with pristine white sand, tranquil blue waters, and awe-inspiring panoramic views of the island’s landscapes; and it is on these shores that CGH Earth’s Tilar Siro Andamans finds home.
The name comes from the original inhabitants of the Andaman archipelago, the Great Andamanese Tribe, who referred to the island as ‘Thi-Lar-Siro’, ‘Thi’ means Earth, ‘Lar’ means from and ‘Siro’ means Sea. For the Great Andamanese Tribe, it was the land emerging from the sea, or the land facing the open sea. Recorded in oral history of the Great Andamanese Tribe, they would go hunting for turtles in the waters surrounding this island.
Thil-lar-siro is also known as the island of turtles. Tilar Siro Andamans captures the signature CGH Earth spirit – while enthralling you with an undiluted Andamans experience.
Camouflaged by tropical foliage that weaves around the resort, the spaces here leave much to discover in every corner. Hosting 25 rooms that stand on stilts with minimalistic luxury, this latest addition to CGH Earth exudes warmth, an understated elegance and a sense of calm. You are met with stunning views regardless of where you are in the resort, be it the open-air deck, the pool, the restaurant, the lounging space, or the balcony of your room.
SEAFOOD
Fresh seafood is the highlight of the Tilar Siro menu. It also features regional and international cuisines that take your taste buds on a memorable journey.
DIVER’S PARADISE
Days can be filled with as much adventure as you want, or none at all. Havelock Island’s mystical allure doesn’t stop on the shores; for what it offers on land is but a subtle introduction to what lies beneath its crystal-clear azure waters.
A diver’s paradise, it is reputed for offering an enchanting diving experience regardless of one’s proficiency or skill level.
Tilar Siro has partnered with the renowned diving company, Lacadives. They offer a number of PADI certified diving courses to explore the deep reaches of the Andaman Sea. From introductory courses for beginners, to challenging deep dives for experienced divers, we offer customised diving packages to our guests.
Nature expeditions and Birdwatching: The Andamans is home to 242 species of birds. Go on a guided birding tour through Havelock Island and familiarise yourself with the island’s aviary residents. Explore Havelock Island’s mangroves and wetland forests where the breath-taking sea Mohua trees grow.
CGH Earth’s Tilar Siro is a perfect amalgamation of ocean and forest, where nature aims to delight the seekers, thrill the adventurous soul and soothe the hurried urban nomad, seeking respite from the bustle of city life. With the slow pace of island life, Tilar Siro brings to you the bounties of the Andamans in a riveting combination that is as scenic as it is serene.
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands offer a tropical paradise for travelers, with calm sandy shore and has rich marine perfect for diving these island offers a peaceful retreat from noice and busy of everyday life. While planning your trip, it’s also worth considering the best time to visit Kerala, another enchanting destination known for its rich and vibrant culture.


About the author: Anish Kumar P.K
I’m Anish Kumar P.K, Founder and CEO of The Travel Planners, with over 26 years of experience creating customized Kerala holiday experiences. With in-depth knowledge of destinations, attractions, hotels, and dependable local support, we’re here to help you plan a seamless trip. Contact us anytime to start planning your Kerala journey.



















