Day 1: Havelock Island
Begin your adventure amidst the azure waters and marine life of Havelock Island. Dive into the deep blue sea with scuba diving, Havelock is famous for its crystal-clear water and diverse marine life, making it a scuba diver's paradise, witness the mesmerizing coral reefs and colorful fish that inhabit these waters. Glide through lush mangrove forests while kayaking to explore the island's natural beauty, you might even spot some exotic birds along the way.
Day 2: Port Blair
Begin your day at the Cellular Jail, a significant relic from the 19th century British colonial era. This formidable structure once housed political prisoners, among them iconic figures like Subhas Chandra Bose, Veer Savarkar, and Jatin Das. Adjacent to the jail, the Naval Marine Museum offers a fascinating insight into the Indian Navy's history, displaying an array of artifacts, including ships, weapons, and uniforms. As evening descends, immerse yourself in the light and sound show at Cellular Jail. Through vivid narration, it brings to life the tales of the brave freedom fighters who endured incarceration here.
Continue your exploration by discovering the legacy of the timber industry at Chattam Sawmill, a testimony to Port Blair's industrial heritage. For a serene interlude, seek blessings at the Sri Vetrimalai Murugan Temple, where spirituality meets tranquility.
Day 3: Ross Island
Travel back in time on Ross Island, where echoes of the colonial era narrate tales of the past. Ross Island served as the administrative epicenter of the British rule in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Today, this island stands as a testament to a bygone era, drawing travelers seeking to unravel its storied past. The relics of the past, including the Secretariat, the Government House, and the Chief Commissioner's residence, offer a tangible link to colonial days, inviting exploration and reflection. To delve deeper into the island's narrative, witness the Light and Sound Show. Set against the backdrop of the Secretariat's ruins, this multimedia presentation weaves a tapestry of history through music, narration, and visuals, breathing life into Ross Island's chronicles.
Beyond its historical facets, Ross Island surprises with its natural wonders. Established in 1978, the Sanctuary at Ross Island provides refuge to a diverse array of wildlife. Here, amid lush greenery, you may encounter deer, monkeys, and an avian symphony, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.
Beyond its historical facets, Ross Island surprises with its natural wonders. Established in 1978, the Sanctuary at Ross Island provides refuge to a diverse array of wildlife. Here, amid lush greenery, you may encounter deer, monkeys, and an avian symphony, making it a haven for nature enthusiasts.
Day 4: North Bay
North Bay Island, also referred to as Coral Island, is a haven for water sports enthusiasts. Here, you can immerse yourself in a variety of exhilarating activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, sea walking, and parasailing. Even if you're not a strong swimmer, the sea walk offers you to stroll along the seabed, surrounded by vibrant marine life. Equipped with a special helmet that provides oxygen and guided by a seasoned instructor, you can explore the underwater world with ease.
For those seeking an even greater adrenaline rush, parasailing at North Bay is an absolute must. As you ascend high above the pristine waters, you'll feel the wind rush through your hair while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views. It's an adventure that seamlessly combines excitement with the natural beauty of Andaman's coastal landscapes, leaving you with unforgettable memories.