Andaman Tour Packages

Reviewed by Thrillophilia Andaman Operations Team

Updated as of July 2026

If an Andaman trip has been on your bucket list but felt too far, too expensive, or too complicated to plan, here is some good news. Thrillophilia’s Andaman and Nicobar packages start from INR 16,700 per person for a 4-night getaway and go up to INR 57,800 for an 8-day island-hopping experience. Whether you are looking for a quick escape or a week-long holiday covering Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island, there is an itinerary tailored to your budget and travel style.

Designed by experts with deep local knowledge, the Andaman and Nicobar packages are built around real on-ground insights, from seasonal weather patterns and ferry schedules to popular attractions and lesser-known island experiences. Our team also helps you understand the cost of an Andaman trip; compare package options for different traveller types, from Andaman family packages to solo Andaman packages; and navigate practical details such as permits, connectivity, and safety so you can plan with confidence.

What sets our Andaman trip packages apart is the thoughtful balance between sightseeing, leisure, and travel time. Instead of rushing from one attraction to another, the itineraries are planned to give you enough time to relax on pristine beaches, enjoy water activities, discover local culture, and experience the islands at a comfortable pace.

Backed by a 4.6/5 average rating from 13,000+ verified traveller reviews, Thrillophilia’s Andaman and Nicobar packages include carefully selected hotel stays, selected meals, inter-island ferry tickets, airport and local transfers, and dedicated on-ground assistance throughout your trip. Every itinerary is continuously refined using traveller feedback, booking trends, and destination insights to deliver a seamless and memorable island holiday from start to finish.

Andaman Holiday Packages at a Glance

• Popular Islands Covered: Port Blair, Havelock (Swaraj Dweep), and Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep), with optional visits to Baratang and Diglipur.
• Package Cost: Land-only packages start from INR 16,700 and go up to INR 57,800 per person, depending on the itinerary and hotel category.
• Packages with Flights: Most flight-inclusive Andaman packages range from INR 27,000 to INR 75,000 per person, based on the departure city and travel season.
• Trip Duration: Choose from short 4-day getaways to comprehensive 8-day island tours, with extended 9 to 10-day options available for Baratang and Diglipur.
• Ideal For: Couples, honeymooners, families, solo travellers, and groups looking for a relaxing beach holiday with sightseeing and water activities.
• Traveller Rating: Andaman trip packages have an average rating of 4.6/5, based on thousands of verified traveller reviews.
• Highlights: Pristine beaches, island-hopping experiences, coral reefs, adventure activities, historical attractions, and stunning sunset views.

Most Booked Andaman Tour Packages

Below are some of the best Andaman packages on Thrillophilia, recommended for different traveller types and popular for their balanced itineraries, competitive pricing, and positive traveller reviews. All prices are land-only starting rates per adult on a twin-sharing basis and may vary depending on your travel dates and hotel category.

What's Included and What's Not in an Andaman Tour Package

Inclusions

• Pickup from and drop-off at Port Blair Airport (Veer Savarkar International Airport)
• Inter-island ferry transfers between Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island, as mentioned in the package
• Accommodation as per the package selected, ranging from budget to mid-range hotels
• Private transfers in an AC sedan for smaller groups, or an SUV/Innova-type vehicle for groups of 5 or more, depending on the package
• Daily breakfast at the hotel
• Guided sightseeing as per the itinerary
• Light and Sound Show ticket at the Cellular Jail (where included in the itinerary)
• 24/7 on-trip support from the Thrillophilia operations team

Exclusions

• Return flights to Port Blair, unless the package specifically states “With Flights”
• Lunch and dinner, unless mentioned in the itinerary
• Water sports such as scuba diving, snorkelling, jet skiing, and sea walking, which can be booked locally at an extra cost
• Camera fees at the Cellular Jail and other monuments
• Personal expenses such as tips, shopping, and laundry
• Travel insurance

Andaman Trip Cost from India: 2026 Realistic Budget Breakdown

The total cost of an Andaman trip depends mainly on three things: which city you are flying from, how long you want to stay, and which hotel category you choose. Here is a breakdown to help you plan.

Andaman Packages by Departure City

Money-Saving Tips for Your Andaman Trip

• Book your Andaman and Nicobar packages at least 45 days in advance, especially during the December to January peak season, before ferries and hotels sell out.
• Travel during the shoulder season, from April to May, when packages are typically 20 to 30 per cent cheaper than peak season rates.
• If you are travelling on a budget, plan for extra nights in Port Blair rather than Havelock, since beachfront stays in Havelock tend to be priced higher.
• Average Andaman trip durations have grown from around 6 nights to 8 nights as more travellers add Neil Island and Baratang to their itinerary, so factor this into your leave planning.

How to Reach the Andaman Islands from India

Reaching Andaman is easier than many travellers expect, with regular flight connections from major Indian cities. Thrillophilia offers both land-only and flight-inclusive Andaman and Nicobar packages, along with airport transfers to ensure a smooth and hassle-free start to your trip.

By Air

Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ) in Port Blair is the main gateway to the islands. Direct and connecting flights operate from Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, with IndiGo, SpiceJet, Air India, and Air India Express being the main airlines on these routes. Most Andaman trip packages include airport pickup, so a representative or driver will be waiting for you when you land.

By Sea

Passenger ships connect Port Blair to Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam, though these journeys take several days each way. This option is mainly chosen by travellers who enjoy long-distance sea travel rather than as a primary way to reach the islands, since flying is faster and more reliable for most itineraries.

Inter-Island Ferry Transfers

Once you are in Port Blair, ferries are the easiest and most convenient way to travel between islands. During peak season (December to January), it is best to book these at least 2 to 3 weeks in advance.

Private AC ferries are faster and more comfortable, while government ferries are cheaper but run on limited daily schedules. If your Andaman itinerary includes Havelock to Neil Island, note that these tickets are usually booked separately and not always bundled into the base package, so it is worth confirming this with your travel consultant.

One traveller Manoharan Uthan, who booked Andaman Coastal Retreat | Tropical Treasures and Island Delights in March 2026 with us summed up the experience perfectly: "Excellent and wonderful trip. We enjoyed thoroughly with all sports activities and spent great time at the beaches. The resorts at Havelock and Neil Island were fantastic and all the transfers and ferry arrangements were handled seamlessly, allowing us to focus completely on enjoying the trip. "

Do You Need a Permit to Visit Andaman?

Indian nationals do not need any special permit to visit the standard tourist islands covered in most Andaman tour packages, including Port Blair, Havelock, Neil Island, Ross Island, and Baratang. That said, carrying a valid government-issued photo ID is necessary, as it may be checked at hotels, ferry terminals, and security points.

Foreign nationals need a Restricted Area Permit (RAP), which is issued free of cost on arrival at Port Blair airport and is valid for up to 30 days, covering most areas tourists typically visit.

A few areas remain completely off-limits to protect indigenous communities. North Sentinel Island is fully prohibited to safeguard the Sentinelese tribe, and areas inhabited by the Jarawa tribe are similarly protected, with no entry or interaction permitted.

For any permit requirements, the best Andaman packages, all curated by Thrillophilia, are stitched with permit guidances with thorough documentation checks.

• Documents to Carry
• A valid photo ID (Aadhaar, passport, or driving licence)
• Hotel booking confirmation
• Ferry tickets (digital copies are accepted)
• Travel insurance, to cover unexpected delays or medical needs

Top Places to Visit in Andaman

The Andaman is more than just beautiful beaches. Each island offers a different experience, from historical landmarks in Andaman and tropical coastlines to mangrove forests and coral-rich waters. Whether you're planning a short holiday or a week-long island escape, these are the places most travellers include in their itinerary.

Cellular Jail, Port Blair

One of the most important historical landmarks in India, Cellular Jail tells the story of India's freedom struggle. The evening Light and Sound Show uses narration, music, and lighting effects to bring the prison's history to life, making it a must-visit attraction in Port Blair.

• Best for: Exploring Andaman’s history and culture
• Best time to visit: Evening for the Light and Sound Show
• Entry fee: Around INR 50–100 for the show

Radhanagar Beach, Havelock Island

Often ranked among the most beautiful beaches in Asia, Radhanagar Beach is famous for its soft white sand, turquoise waters, and spectacular sunsets. The beach has also received Blue Flag certification for its high standards of cleanliness, safety, and environmental management.

• Best for: Beach walks, swimming, and sunset views
• Best time to visit: Early morning or late afternoon

Neil Island (Shaheed Dweep)

For travellers seeking a quieter and more laid-back atmosphere, Neil Island is an excellent choice. Its beaches are less crowded than Havelock's, while attractions like Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, and the Natural Bridge offer beautiful coastal scenery and calm surroundings.

• Best for: Relaxation, scenic beaches, and slow travel
• How to reach: Ferry from Port Blair or Havelock

Baratang Island

Baratang offers a completely different side of the Andaman. The island is known for its limestone caves and mangrove-lined waterways, making it a popular day trip for travellers interested in nature and unique landscapes.

• Best for: Nature lovers and day excursions
• Time needed: Full day

Ross Island (Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island)

Once the British administrative headquarters in Andaman, Ross Island is now home to fascinating ruins surrounded by tropical vegetation. Old churches, bakeries, and colonial buildings give visitors a glimpse into the island's past.

• Best for: History and photography
• Time needed: 3–4 hours

North Bay Island

Known for its clear waters and colourful coral reefs, North Bay Island is one of the most popular destinations for marine activities. Even visitors who don't swim can enjoy the underwater world through glass-bottom boat rides.

• Best for: Coral viewing and marine experiences
• How to reach: Ferry from Port Blair

Top Things to Do in Andaman

Beyond sightseeing, Andaman offers some of the best water-based experiences in India. Many activities are suitable even for beginners and non-swimmers, making them accessible to almost everyone.

Scuba Diving

Scuba diving is one of the most popular activities in the Andaman thanks to its clear waters and vibrant marine life. Havelock Island is considered the best place to dive, with several PADI-certified dive centres offering guided experiences for beginners.

• Location: Havelock Island
• Cost: INR 3,999–6,000 per person
• Good for non-swimmers: Yes, with instructor assistance

Snorkelling

Snorkelling allows you to explore colourful coral reefs and tropical fish without needing a diving certification. The shallow waters around Elephant Beach make it one of the best snorkelling spots in Andaman.

• Location: Elephant Beach, Havelock
• Cost: INR 1,499–2,500 per person

Sea Walking

Sea walking lets you walk on the seabed while wearing a special helmet that supplies oxygen. It is ideal for travellers who want to experience marine life up close without learning how to swim or dive.

• Location: North Bay Island
• Cost: INR 3,000–4,500 per person

Glass-Bottom Boat Ride

This is a great option for families, children, and non-swimmers. The transparent base of the boat allows you to view coral reefs and marine life without entering the water.

• Location: North Bay Island and Havelock
• Cost: INR 500–1,000 per person

Kayaking Through Mangroves

Kayaking offers a peaceful way to explore Andaman's mangrove forests and coastal waterways. Early morning and sunset sessions are particularly scenic.

• Location: Havelock and Neil Island
• Cost: INR 800–2,000 per hour

Jet Skiing

For travellers looking for speed and adventure, jet skiing is a fun way to experience the coastline.

• Location: Corbyn's Cove Beach
• Cost: INR 1,000–2,500 per person

Night Kayaking and Bioluminescence

One of Andaman's most unique experiences, night kayaking allows you to see bioluminescent plankton glowing in the water under the right conditions. This seasonal activity is especially popular among adventure seekers.

• Location: Havelock Island
• Cost: INR 2,000–4,000 per person

Island-Hopping by Ferry

One of the best experiences in the Andaman is simply travelling between islands. Ferry rides between Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island offer beautiful ocean views and allow travellers to experience the unique character of each destination.

• Best for: First-time visitors and photographers

Best Time to Visit Andaman

Andaman can be visited throughout the year, but your experience will depend on what you want from the trip. If you're planning to spend time on the beaches, enjoy water sports, and move between islands without worrying about weather disruptions, timing matters. Most experienced travellers consider October to May the best period to visit Andaman, as the seas are calmer, ferries run more reliably, and underwater visibility is at its best.

October to November: Best for Relaxed Travel

Many frequent visitors consider October and November the most underrated months for an Andaman trip. The monsoon has just ended, the islands look lush and green, and tourist crowds are still relatively low. Beaches are quieter, ferry bookings are easier to secure, and hotel rates are often lower than peak-season prices. Sea conditions are generally good for snorkelling and diving, making this a great time for travellers who want a relaxed experience without paying peak-season rates.

December to February: Best Overall Weather

This is the most popular time to visit Andaman, and for good reason. The weather is pleasant, the humidity is lower, and the sea is usually calm and crystal clear. Water activities such as scuba diving, snorkelling, sea walking, and glass-bottom boat rides operate at their best during these months. Sunset spots like Radhanagar Beach are particularly beautiful during winter. However, this is also when demand is highest, so flights, ferries, and hotels should ideally be booked at least a month or two in advance.

March to May: Great for Water Activities

Although temperatures become warmer and humidity increases, March to May remains an excellent time for beach lovers and adventure seekers. Underwater visibility is often at its peak, making it one of the best periods for scuba diving and snorkelling. You'll also find better hotel deals compared to the winter months. If you don't mind a little heat during the day, this season offers a great balance of good weather, fewer crowds, and lower costs.

June to September: Monsoon Season

The monsoon transforms Andaman into a greener and quieter destination, but it also brings challenges. Heavy rainfall and rough seas can affect ferry schedules, and many water sports operate on limited schedules or close temporarily. Travellers visiting during this season should be flexible with their plans and avoid tight connections between islands. On the positive side, accommodation rates are at their lowest, making it the most budget-friendly time to visit.

Travel Notes & Insider Tips

• If your main goal is scuba diving, snorkelling, and island hopping, plan your trip between October and May.
• December and January are the busiest months, especially around Christmas and New Year, when hotels and ferries often sell out weeks in advance.
• April and May can offer savings of 20–30% compared to peak winter prices while still providing excellent weather for most activities.
• During the monsoon, keep at least one buffer day in your itinerary, as ferry cancellations can occasionally delay travel between islands.
• Jolly Buoy Island typically remains closed from June to September, so check seasonal schedules before planning your visit.

Our Recommendation: For the best combination of pleasant weather, clear waters, manageable crowds, and good value, visit Andaman between October and November or March and May. If budget is not a concern and you want the most reliable weather conditions, December to February remains the top choice.

Sample Andaman Trip Itineraries

4-Day / 3-Night Andaman Backpacking Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive at Port Blair, check in, and visit the Cellular Jail for the Light and Sound Show in the evening.
• Day 2: Ferry to Havelock Island in the morning. Visit Radhanagar Beach for the sunset.
• Day 3: Spend the day at Elephant Beach with optional water sports, then return to Port Blair by evening ferry.
• Day 4: Visit Corbyn's Cove Beach in the morning before transferring to the airport for departure.

5-Day / 4-Night Andaman Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive at Veer Savarkar Airport (IXZ) and visit the Cellular Jail for the evening Light and Sound Show.
• Day 2: Morning visit to Ross Island, followed by a ferry to Havelock between 8 AM and 11:30 AM. Evening at Radhanagar Beach.
• Day 3: Full day at Elephant Beach with water activities, followed by an evening walk at Kala Pathar Beach.
• Day 4: Optional scuba diving or snorkelling at a PADI centre in Havelock, then return to Port Blair by ferry.
• Day 5: Glass-bottom boat ride at North Bay Island, then transfer to the airport for your return flight.

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7-Day / 6-Night Andaman Itinerary

• Day 1: Arrive at Port Blair and visit the Cellular Jail in the evening. Book Light and Sound Show tickets in advance during December and January, as they sell out quickly.
• Day 2: Morning trip to Ross Island, then ferry to Havelock. Evening at Radhanagar Beach for the sunset.
• Day 3: Full day at Elephant Beach with water sports, and an evening walk at Kala Pathar Beach.
• Day 4: Ferry to Neil Island. Evening at Laxmanpur Beach for sunset views.
• Day 5: Snorkelling at Bharatpur Beach, followed by the Natural Bridge trek, a 30-minute walk from Bharatpur jetty.
• Day 6: Return to Port Blair and drive to Chidiya Tapu, a 30-minute trip from the jetty, for sunset.
• Day 7: Departure from Port Blair airport.

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If you have extra time and budget, you can extend this itinerary by two days to include Baratang Island for the limestone caves and mangrove creeks, or Diglipur for the Saddle Peak trek and the Ross and Smith Island sandbar.

Food Guide: What to Eat in Andaman

Andaman is a paradise for seafood lovers. Fresh fish, prawns, crabs, and lobsters are served across the islands, often cooked with simple spices that let the natural flavours shine.

Must-Try Dishes

• Grilled Lobster – Fresh, juicy, and packed with flavour.
• Fish Curry – A local favourite served with steamed rice.
• Crab Masala – Rich, spicy, and perfect for seafood lovers.
• Prawn Curry – Fresh prawns cooked in a creamy coconut-based gravy.
• Squid Fry – Lightly spiced and crispy.
• Fresh Coconut Water – The perfect refreshment after a beach day.

Where to Eat

• New Lighthouse Restaurant, Port Blair – Famous for fresh seafood and lobster.
• Annapurna Cafeteria, Port Blair – Great for vegetarian and South Indian meals.
• Something Different Café, Havelock Island – Relaxed beachfront dining with seafood specialties.
• Full Moon Café, Neil Island – Fresh local seafood in a laid-back island setting.

Quick Tip: Havelock and Neil Island offer some of the freshest seafood in Andaman, while Port Blair has the widest variety of restaurants and cuisines.

Is Andaman Safe? Safety Tips and Practical Advice

Andaman is generally a safe destination for Indian travellers, including solo travellers and families, but its island setting means a bit of extra planning goes a long way.

Thrillophilia offers the best Andaman packages well equipped with security precautions like private vehicles with local, registered chauffeurs, a 24/7 support system, and a comprehensive safety briefing before your trip.

• Swim only in designated areas with lifeguards present.
• Book inter-island ferries early and keep buffer time between transfers in case of delays.
• Network connectivity is limited on the islands. BSNL works best in Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island, so share your itinerary with someone before you head out.
• Carry INR 5,000 to 10,000 in cash per person, since ATMs on Havelock and Neil Island can be unreliable.
• Avoid swimming outside marked zones near mangroves, where saltwater crocodiles are present.
• Streets in Havelock and Neil Island are poorly lit after 9 or 10 PM, so carry a torch if you are stepping out at night.
• The nearest major hospital is GB Pant Hospital in Port Blair. Carry basic medication, motion sickness tablets, and sunscreen.
• If travelling during June to September, build in an extra day for possible ferry cancellations due to weather.

Why Book Andaman Tour Packages with Thrillophilia

Andaman and Nicobar packages with Thrillophilia start at INR 16,700 per person for a short island getaway and go up to around INR 57,800 for an 8-day multi-island holiday, offering options for every budget and travel style.

• Experienced Local Team: Our destination experts design Andaman itineraries with realistic travel schedules, taking ferry timings, island distances, and seasonal weather conditions into account.
• Trusted Local Partners: We work directly with reliable ferry operators and PADI-certified dive centres across Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island to ensure a seamless travel experience.
• Ferry Rebooking Support: If weather conditions affect ferry operations, our on-ground team assists with rebooking on the next available ferry at no additional cost.
• 24/7 Customer Assistance: Get round-the-clock support through WhatsApp, phone, and email, from trip planning and booking assistance to real-time help during your holiday.
• Free Package Customisation: Personalise your Andaman trip by upgrading hotels, adding activities, extending stays, or adjusting the itinerary to match your preferences.
• Comfortable Transfers: Travel conveniently between airports, hotels, and ferry jetties with air-conditioned sedans for smaller groups and spacious SUVs for larger groups.
• Transparent Pricing: Avoid unexpected costs caused by fluctuating ferry fares and hotel rates with fixed package pricing and clear inclusions.
• Backed by Trusted Traveller Reviews: Rated 4.6/5 by 13,000+ verified travellers, our Andaman and Nicobar packages are known for smooth planning, responsive support, and reliable on-ground assistance. Sai Prajith, who travelled with a family group of 13 on the Andaman Coastal Retreat | Tropical Treasures and Island Delights package in June 2026, appreciated the well-planned itinerary, smooth transfers, and dedicated trip coordination, noting that “our trip coordinator, Kamini, was constantly in touch with us and resolved our queries at the earliest.” This highlights our commitment to delivering seamless island holidays for travellers of all ages.