Andaman & Nicobar Island

Andaman & Nicobar Islands are popularly known as the "Emerald Isles". The existence of these islands was reported in the 9th Century by Arab merchants who sailed past them, on their way to the straits of Sumatra. First western visitor was Marco Polo, who called it, "The Land of Head Hunters".

Andaman is an archipelago of 306 Islands in the Bay of Bengal. Andamans are famous for the terrible cellular jail in the capital Port Blair. In the 19th century when the British established a penal colony here, it acquired the name "Kala Pani" (Black Waters). The surrounding reefs are ideal for water sports.

Day 01: Arrival at Port Blair. Transfer to hotel and rest till afternoon. In the afternoon proceed for harbour cruise. Late evening, enjoy the Sound and Light Show at Cellular Jail.Overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 02: Full day excursion to Coral Island to see coral reefs, exotic varieties of beautiful ornamental fish and other marine life. Evening, visit the Corbyn's Cove Beach -a coconut palm fringed beach. Overnight stay at the Hotel

Day 03: Proceed for Mt. Harriet, the second highest peak in the Andamans. Trek to Kalapathar. Overnight stay at the Hotel

Day 04: Full-day visit of Port Blair including Cellular Jail, Chatam Saw Mill, Forest Museum. Mini Zoo, Fisheries Museum & Water Sports Complex. Afternoon free. Overnight stay at the Hotel.

Day 05: Transfer to airport for return flight.