Places of Interest in Port Blair
Taking a walk down the busy streets of Port Blair one can feel the modern exuberance of the din and bustle of a busy city life and at the same time witness the tomb stone of our independence struggle, the Cellular Jail and get the opportunity to know about the freedom fighters in the Light and Sound Show therein. Among the various attractions of Port Blair, one can pay a visit to the beautiful Corbyn’s Cove beach and make a short trip to Ross and North Bay Island. Among others one can also visit Samudrika Naval Museum, Chatham Saw Meal and Anthropological Museum to get a glimpse of the city. The must visit destination in the travel itinerary will be the Chidiyatapu and Wandoor beach. Traversing through the lush green hilly terrain, you can reach the serene beach of Chidiyatapu and enjoy the quaint sunset view. An half an hour travel from Port Blair lies the charming sea beach of wandoor. An enchanting seashore, it is the gateway to the Jolly Buoy Island wherein one can enjoy all the water activities. If you don’t pay a visit to Baratang, a four hours drive North from Port Blair, your journey remains incomplete. All along the Andaman Trunk Road, you can come across the Jarwa Tribes, the aborigines of Andaman Island. Once you reach Baratang you need to pay a visit to the natural Limestone Cave and also witness the beauty of Mud Volcano.

Places of Interest in Havelock
The travel to Andaman remains incomplete if one doesn’t pay a visit to the attractive sea beaches of Havelock. A pristine landscape dotted with sea beaches Havelock is a Must Go Destination for any sea lover. Here one can witness the vast expanse of Sea along the White seashore of Radhanagar Beach, which happens to be one of the cleanest one in the continent of Asia. A clean sea beach threaded with black rock structures marks the uniqueness of Kalapatthar beach. The major attraction of Havelock lies at the Elephant Beach, famous for its crystal clear turquoise waters, vibrant Coral reefs and extensive water sport activities like Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Sea Walking and Jet  Skiing.

Places of Interest in Neil
If you are visiting Andaman and not paying a visit to the Neil Island, you will definitely fall short of a real merry time experience. Known for the expanse of royal blue water and clean shorelines, a must pay visit should include Bharatpur and Laxmanpur Beach. Threaded with living and nonliving coral in a natural arch rock structure caused by Sea and Wind erosion resembles the famous Howrah bridge at Laxmanpur Beach. Over here at Neil, one can have the full exposure to the marine community and enjoy their acquaintance with starfish, sea cucumbers, sea urchins, crabs, colorful small fishes and various coral formations.

Places of Interest in Diglipur 
To know Andaman and witness it’s all natural aspects one should not forget to visit Diglipur in North Andaman.  A ten hour journey by car via Andaman Trunk Road one can reach Diglipur with a pit stop at Rangat. At Rangat you can get a true exposer to the mangroves and a unique rocky black sand Amkunj beach. Moving over to Diglipur from Rangat you get the chance to witness the Ross and Smith Island, known as the “Twin Islands”, connected by a breathtaking narrow white sandbar that appears during low tide.Experiencing the marine environment and witnessing the generous natural beauty it will be an understatement if we don’t praise the local cuisine which acts as a perfect culinary satisfaction to our taste buds. In a nutshell, if we have to describe a visit to Andaman it will be “Paradise revisited in Lifetime”.