A palm silhouetted against the sea at sunset in the Andaman Islands

Andaman & Nicobar · 6 Days

Andaman Honeymoon Escape

Six slow days across Havelock and Neil, paced for a honeymoon. Radhanagar in good light, a quiet Kala Pathar sunrise, a Laxmanpur sunset.

Day by Day

6 Days, In Full

This is the unhurried version of the islands, built for two. It gives Havelock three nights, not two — enough for Radhanagar in the good afternoon light, a quiet Kala Pathar sunrise, and a full day with nothing scheduled. Then a short ferry to Neil, the quietest of the three islands, for the Natural Bridge at low tide and the sun going down over Laxmanpur. The luxury tier stays at Barefoot at Havelock, the eco-resort behind Radhanagar. No early ferries, no packed days.

Port Blair

Arrival in Port Blair — Cellular Jail & Light and Sound Show

Private airport pickup on arrival in Port Blair, the Andaman Islands' capital. The afternoon centres on Cellular Jail. It was built between 1896 and 1906 to hold India's freedom fighters in solitary cells. It's known as Kala Pani, or black water. Today it stands as a national memorial. Evening brings the jail's Light and Sound show, telling that history after dark. Then it's off to your hotel for the night.

Small boat crossing open water at golden hour near Port Blair, Andaman Islands

Port Blair → Havelock Island

Port Blair to Havelock Island — Ferry Crossing

A private ferry crossing to Havelock Island, officially renamed Swaraj Dweep. The trip takes around ninety minutes across open water. Most visitors still use the old name. Check in by early afternoon. The rest of the day is free to settle into the island's slower pace before tomorrow's beach and reef days.

Havelock Island

Radhanagar Beach — Once Named Asia's Best

A full day at Radhanagar Beach, on Havelock's western shore. Time magazine named it Asia's best beach in 2004, and it has kept its Blue Flag certification for cleanliness and safety since. The sand runs pale and fine, backed by dense island forest that stays green right down to the shoreline. Late afternoon is the best time to be here, as the light turns gold before sunset over the water.

Havelock Island

Havelock — Kala Pathar & a Free Beach Day

An early start for Kala Pathar, Havelock's eastern beach, to catch the sunrise before the day heats up. The black rocks it is named for sit at the northern end. It is far quieter than Radhanagar. The rest of the day is unstructured — the resort, a spa treatment, or a return to Radhanagar for the afternoon light. This is the day the trip slows down.

Small boats floating on calm open water under a cloudy sky, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

Havelock Island → Neil Island

Havelock to Neil Island — Ferry Crossing

A short ferry hop south to Neil Island, renamed Shaheed Dweep in 2018 in honour of India's freedom fighters, taking about an hour. It's the smallest and quietest of the three main islands on this route. Check in by midday, leaving the afternoon free to reach Laxmanpur Beach in time for sunset.

A lone palm leaning over the sand as the sun sets over the sea

Neil Island

Neil Island — Natural Bridge & Laxmanpur Sunset

The Natural Bridge is a coral-rock arch on Neil's western shore, reachable on foot only at low tide, so the day is planned around the tide table. The rock pools around it hold starfish, crabs and small octopus. Laxmanpur Beach, a long curve of pale sand nearby, is where the island watches the sun go down. The pace here is deliberately slow. Neil is the quietest of the three islands and this day leans into that.

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Andaman Barefoot Luxury — Luxury

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luxury · 5 Nights