Andaman & Nicobas Islands

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07/06/2020

Amongst the top water activities, snorkeling is a recreational activity that almost everyone opts for on their Andaman holiday. The best part about this activity is that you get to witness the beauty of underwater life and admire colorful & textured coral reefs. Snorkeling in Andaman leaves everyone mesmerized after witnessing the magical world and then you crave for more. Thus, swimmers come time and again to perform this activity. Youtube link: https://youtu.be/pFxs3oCDbuY
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05/06/2020

Neil Island has some tropical dense cover to explore. Take a hike through a quaint village into the jungle and out to a breathtaking view of the beach. Hiring a guide for this activity is highly recommended as it is easy to get lost in the jungle.

Life in Neil feels slower and more relaxed, especially when all you are doing is spending time sunbathing, reading, or just lying on the beach. Bharatpur beach and Ramnagar beach are perfect spots for this.

05/06/2020

Neil Island has exquisite coral and marine life. There are small lagoons in Ramnagar and Laxmanpur beaches perfect for snorkeling. Most resorts in Neil rent snorkeling gear. Indian Scuba Explorers, Dive India, and Scuba Lov can be reached for this. If you are lucky you can spot a Dugong (Sea cow), the state animal of Andaman Islands.

04/06/2020

Neil Island is famous for its naturally shaped bridge-like rock also known as the Howrah Bridge.

It has two living natural corals formed just like a bridge. The rock formation was called by the Bengalis who settled in the island in the early days and they refer it as the Rabindra Sethu and later called it the Howrah Bridge. It is best seen during low tide.

04/06/2020

The tour takes you to 3 of the Neil Island’s natural wonders. A trip to Bharatpur Beach, Sitapur beach and Laxmanpur is commonly called the 3 point tour. One starts with visiting either the natural rock formation or the Bharatpur beach, moves on to the next point and then ends the day with a view of the sun dipping down at the gorgeous Lakshmanpur beach.This is commonly perfect for those who are spending a day in Neil Island. This is sometimes combined with the sunrise beach aka the Sitapur Beach. @ Neil Island

04/06/2020

Neil is a tiny but beautiful island located 37 km south of Port Blair.
Neil Island is also known as the vegetable bowl of Andaman Islands; thanks to its climatic conditions the land is ideal for the cultivation of fruits and vegetables.
Neil is connected to both Port Blair (1.5 hours) and Havelock (45 minutes) by private ferries and to Port Blair, Havelock, and Rangat by Government ferries.
@ Neil Island

03/06/2020

The underwater biodiversity of North Bay is unmatched and boasts some of the most healthy coral settlements housing lots of fish species, some of which are not found anywhere else in Andaman.

The large coral belts under the 2 KM of radius near the isle is filled with huge coral belts that are protected under the care of Andaman Administration and therefore diving and activity spots change every month.

@ North Bay Island, Andaman

03/06/2020

Although the North Bay island doesn’t offer much sightseeing options for visitors other than the shoreline and jungle, it is one of the best places for Water Sports in Andaman Islands.

The island is most famous for water sports and features a plethora of vendors with great pricing structure- if you are looking for some adventure and aren't afraid to get wet. @ North Bay Island, Andaman

03/06/2020

Located near Port Blair, North Bay is a secluded island which spans over a relatively medium area and is generally visited by tourists on a day trip.

The island is surrounded by crystal clear cyan colored water with a shallow shoreline that offers a magnificent underwater view.

01/06/2020

The Mount Harriet National Park in Port Blair is an excellent getaway if you are planning for a quick escape amidst the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Mount Harriet National Park located in Port Blair of the Andaman islands is not only popular for its collection of flora and fauna but also offers enviable views of the neighboring islands. Moreover, with the calm Andaman Sea in the backdrop, the charm of the lush green forests grows manifold. Mount Harriet National Park is a perfect place to spend some ‘me’ time amidst nature.
@ Mount Harriet, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

01/06/2020

Mount Harriet National Park, Andaman houses a diverse range of diverse wild plants, trees, and animals.

With its variety and diversity, no wonder that the trekking trails are extremely popular here. Moreover, over 90 species of birds reside within this park. Some of the common birds spotted here are Andaman treepie, Andaman cuckoo-dove, Andaman Scops-owl.
@ Mount Harriet, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

01/06/2020

The Mount Harriet National park is one of the closest wilderness areas to the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Port Blair. The park contains some of the highest peaks in the Andaman Group of Islands and is covered with dense evergreen and semi-evergreen forests of outstanding natural beauty.

The entire National park forms a major chunk of the hill ranges in the eastern part of south Andaman islands.Thea general elevation of the tract varies from sea level to 459 meters. Most of the area from steep precipitous slopes to gentle slopes with undulating terrain.
@ Mount Harriet, Andaman and Nicobar Islands

31/05/2020

The Red Skin Island, Andaman has a charm and attributes of its own that make it unique. What makes this island special is the shallow water beach which allows tourists to bathe in the sea water to give them an authentic experience. The several available activities also make a fun addition to the experience of the island.

It is an exciting place for visiting families as well due to the cold weather, abundant marine life, adventurous activities, etc. Children or others alike may collect several rare and uncommon shells that may be washed up on the shore as souvenirs.
@ Red Skin Island

31/05/2020

The main pull factor of the Red Skin Island, Andaman is its abundant and rich coral reef. Apart from that, it houses fishes such as zebrafish, parrotfish and sea urchin.

Activities available are which is considered the most popular one by tourists, and glass boat rides at a close second. The enriching marine life with abundant red corals and aquatic animals make for an exciting journey.

@ Red Skin Island

31/05/2020

Red Skin Island is one of the 15 beaches found inside the Marine National Park of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

This island is a promised relaxed journey on a beach that is paradise alike. The picturesque beach and adjoining forest make for a picture-perfect holiday that attracts tourists yearly. The island is a hub for marine life with an abundance of red coral reefs, aquatic animals, tropical plants, white sandy beaches and clear water.

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@ Red Skin Island

30/05/2020

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30/05/2020

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30/05/2020

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Her latest holiday destination was Andaman and Nicobar Islands. While speaking about her trip to .info, said, “I visited Andaman and Nicobar Islands recently as it was on my wish list. The purpose was to see their untouched beauty, pristine white beaches, crystal clear water and greenery. It was very calm and serene there.”

29/05/2020

About 29 Kms. west of Port Blair is the famous Wandoor beach known for scenic beauty and is very popular amongst tourists.

The beach itself is located at a remote place, which had to be reached by driving through lone roads that take you through the forests. The trip to the beach is amazing because you are occasionally greeted by sudden jump of wide blue sea, visible from between the forest canopy. There have been several sightings of crocodiles near the forests of the Wandoor beach. Although they have been relocated far away from the place, the government has built a nest around the starting of the beach.

@ Wandoor Beach, Andman

29/05/2020

In the year 1943, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose hoisted the National Flag for the first time at the Gymkhana Ground (present Netaji Stadium) in Port Blair. He also announced the Islands, the first Indian Territory freed from the British rule.

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose was and will always remain one of the brightest shining stars of India's independence movement. By hoisting the Azad Hind flag, Bose, the head of Provisional Government of Azad Hind also fulfilled his promise that INA would stand on the Indian soil by the end of 1943.
@ Marina Park

28/05/2020

Corbyn’s Cove Beach is a City Beach and shaped as an arch, coloured white sand beach. Some of the water activities that one can undertake and enjoy over a visit to Corbyn's Cove Beach include scuba diving, surfing, and boating. Further, the beach is also a perfect location for taking pleasure of sunbathing, swimming and surfing.

If you are much into water sports you can visit this beach surely
@ Corbyn's Cove Beach

27/05/2020

In fact, according to a 2017 survey, it is evident that 7 out of 10 people visit the Corbyn’s Cove beach on their trip to the isles. Needless to say, the place lives up to its name by offering one of the most ecstatic sceneries in the islands.

The entire ambiance is serene and tranquil which is best for those looking to rejuvenate and revive from the monotony of daily life. Enjoy the long walks on the pristine beach with cool sea-breeze tingling your face along with dazzling sunset.

27/05/2020

In fact, according to a 2017 survey by Eternal Andamans, it is evident that 7 out of 10 people visit the Corbyn’s Cove beach on their trip to the isles. Needless to say, the place lives up to its name by offering one of the most ecstatic sceneries in the islands.

The entire ambiance is serene and tranquil which is best for those looking to rejuvenate and revive from the monotony of daily life. Enjoy the long walks on the pristine beach with cool sea-breeze tingling your face along with dazzling sunset.

27/05/2020

Corbyn’s Cove beach- the coconut-palm fringed beach, six kilometres away from Port Blair town is ideal for a friends hangout, family picnic spot and sun-basking. Facilities like hotel, restaurant, bar, changing room, adventure water-sports are available here. Historical remains like Japanese Bunkers can be seen on the way to this beach.

The beach is popular for scuba diving. The Waves Restaurant & Beer Bar run by the Tourism department provides delightful cuisine at reasonable rates in a soothing ambience. @ Corbyn's Cove Beach

20/05/2020

The most beautiful aspect of Marina Prak is that it is located at seashore. So you can enjoy both the secnic view of ocean with waves washing your feets and also the enjoyments in the park.There are lot of childrens play instruments are installed in the park like swings,slides etc. A strall by the sea side walk lane in marina park is worth taking in the evening with all street lights lit up on both sides .Lot of hawkers will be there selling Jhalmoori,gool-gappa etc.Ross Island could be seen from here. There is no entrance fee for Marina Park.
















@ Marina Park

20/05/2020

Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex, commonly known as just "Water Sports Complex" is one of the most easily accessible tourist attraction in Port Blair, loved by both tourists and locals alike. Yes, locals love this place too.

The whole complex consists of long walking area, directly above the sea that connects the front gate to the jetty on one side that is used to take boat to North Bay and Ross Island and the Marina Park on the other, which has now become a complete part of the complex.
@ Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Club

15/05/2020

Chidiyatapu is not only famous for the beautiful birds but also for the magnificent sunset view as well. Chidiyatapu Beach is the spot where you can catch sight of one of the most stunning sunset ever!

The coastline is amazing and beautiful during the sunset, the changing sky colors are a visual treat. One must not miss the view of the sun as it goes down and hides away behind the hills, do not forget to capture a picture or two of this beautiful view.

@ Chidiyatapu Beach

11/05/2020

Chidiyatapu is one of the most popular tourist attractions to visit in Port Blair. This attraction is located in the southernmost tip of the South Andaman region. As the name itself states, Chidya-Tapu (meaning Bird Island) this place is home to a bunch of birds of different species and is a paradise for bird watchers.

This place is home to pretty seashells, you can find different types and sizes of seashells in this area and those who like seeing seashells will definitely love the Chidiyatapu beach.

@ Chidiyatapu Beach

10/05/2020

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is a national park of India near Wandoor on the Andaman Islands. It belongs to the South Andaman administrative district, part of the Indian union territory of Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The park was created on 24 May 1983 under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972 to protect marine life such as the corals and nesting sea turtles prevalent in the area.

@ Wandoor Beach, Andman

09/05/2020

The Cellular Jail, also known as Kala Pani (Hindi for black waters), was a colonial prison in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India. The prison was used by the for the express purpose of exiling political prisoners to the remote archipelago. Many notable independence activists, including Dutt, Shukla and Damodar Savarkar, were imprisoned here during the struggle for India's independence.
#1947 @ Cellular Jail , Port Blair

08/05/2020

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