Andaman Adventure Packages

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Planning your Andaman Honeymoon anytime soon? Make sure to add these places to your itinerary:

• Havelock Island:- Havelock Island is where you will find the iconic Radhanagar Beach and of course, the Elephant and Vijayanagar Beach. You can also unwind on the scenic Kalapathar Beach here.
• The Great Nicobar Port Blair:- The capital of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, it is famous for its Cellular Jail and its lovely beaches. Explore Port Blair and visit the Japanese Bunkers, Limestone Caves, Chatham Saw Mail, Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park and the Mount Harriet National Park.
• Island:- This is where you will have a blast, visiting Indira Point, Campbell Bay National Park and the Great Nicobar Biosphere Reserve.
• Neil Island:- You will love the tranquillity of Neil Island along with its attractions like the Natural Bridge, Bharatpur Beach and others.

You should plan your Andaman honeymoon anytime around October to May as the weather is extremely pleasant around that time. This is a great time to enjoy adventure sports and other sightseeing activities. Avoid visiting the Andamans during the monsoons due to heavy rains and high humidity.

While on your Andaman honeymoon, here are some do’s and don’ts to keep in mind-

Do’s-

• For any support, check out tourist information centres at various places.
• Always carry your identity proof and other documents along.
• If you are renting a two-wheeler, make sure you wear a helmet or you will have to pay a steep fine.
• Always talk to the lifeguards before venturing into the sea.
• Check out the safe zones for swimming.
• Obtain permits for entering national parks.
• Adhere to video and photography regulations.

Don’ts-

• Never stand upon the coral reefs.
• Do not interact with the tribes and respect their privacy.
• Do not throw any garbage in the open. Always use the bins placed everywhere.
• Do not smoke in any public place.
• Do not carry or use any plastic bag.
• Do not visit any tribal reserve without the special pass.
• Do not stay on the beach or in the forest overnight.
•  Do not hunt any animal or bird.
• Do not light any bonfire on the beach or in the forest.
• Do not touch or take shells.
• Do not take photographs or videos of the tribes.