Andaman Islands

Why Andaman Islands? If you can imagine being greeted by the sweet babble of wildlife, reverberating from lush tropical rainforests and the wise tranquility of the teal-tinged ocean, you will know you have landed on the magical Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This volcanic chain of 572 islands have evolved far enough from other landmasses to foster its own unique identity in the form of wildlife and vegetation that are found nowhere else in the world. For many years, researchers, explorers or rather anyone with a sense of adventure in their hearts, have gravitated towards these islands in a quest to discover something new, which is very rare in this time and age. They also attract people like us who want to wind down from their

Good tidings we bring! After the last few years of struggle we finally have access to our favourite world famous dive sites off Havelock Island​

Getting here Flight The Veer Sarvarkar airport in Port Blair is currently the only one in the Andamans and is connected to most major cities in India. Although most flights you might find are long connecting flights that stop at either Chennai or Kolkata, there are a few flights from Mumbai, Bangalore and Delhi that are direct and usually the ones we personally try to book. Also we recommend you book flights that arrive in the morning so that you can catch a ferry to Havelock the same day if you’re not interested in spending the night at Port Blair.  Ship  There are ships that leave for Port Blair from Chennai, Vizag and Kolkata about 2-3 times a month. The tickets cannot be booked online