Andaman is not only a breathtaking island, but it is a wonderful group of islands that form the perfect destination for a perfect vacation. Out of the 572 islands in the Bay of Bengal, around 37 islands are inhabited, and every single island has something unique to offer. With miles and miles of stunning beaches, endless greenery, and hidden gems, you can have the most wonderful time with your friends and family members in the Andaman. 

Whether you are exploring different Andaman Group holiday Packages or you are planning your vacation yourself, there are certain important things that you need to know to have the perfect time in the Andaman. Use this guide to perfectly plan your trip to the island and create cherished memories that will last you a lifetime. 

How To Get Around The Andamans?

Transportation in the Andaman Islands is offered by a variety of means, including local buses, auto-rickshaws, taxis, and two-wheelers, which are the most preferred modes of travel on the islands. The main means of transportation for the islands are cabs and two-wheeled vehicles, which are most preferred.

If your destination is the islands, there is a long list of options, such as a government-operated ferry that is cheaper or a private ferry that is more expensive but also more customer-oriented, useful, and hygienic than the government-operated ferry. 

What are the top destinations that you should visit on your Andaman trip?

• Port Blair 

Considering Port Blair is the capital of Andaman, a ferry network connects it with all other islands. So, you can board a ferry from Port Blair to other islands like Havelock, Neil Island, Long Island, and Little Andaman. Besides being the first stop for you on Andaman Island, Port Blair has some fascinating attractions like Cellular Jail, Corbyn’s Cove Beach, Ross Island, and Samudrika Marine Museum. 

• Havelock Island 

Havelock Island is indeed the top choice of island in the Andaman Islands. Havelock is surrounded by water and is famous for its stunning beaches, green forests, cute cafes, and many water activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, and jet-skiing. 

• Neil Island 

Neil Island, often referred to as Havelock's sister island, has an abundance of tropical trees, crystal-clear water, and stunning coral reefs, as well as perfect beaches. This small heaven is a dream come true for those who want to take life slow and relax. Cycling gives you an easy way to experience its sleepy island-village vibe and make the most out of it. 

• Ross Island 

History, ancient ruins, fantastic wildlife, and stunning visuals characterize this tiny island. This island is a popular tourist destination that is endowed with natural beauty and, at the same time, tells intriguing stories from the colonial period. 

When is the best time for the Andaman & Nicobar Islands holiday?

Planning a trip to the Andaman can be done at any time of the year. Since the island is tropical, it only experiences two climates: summer and monsoon. There is no winter on the island; however, if you are still wondering when the island gets the most tourists, then it is between the months of October and May.