Andaman Tour Packages

How much does an Andaman trip actually cost?

Let’s get straight to it. You can spend big, or you can keep it simple. Either way, you’ll get the island vibe.

Here’s a quick snapshot of real Andaman Tour Packages price (based on actual itineraries):

• 3 Nights / 4 Days (Short Escape): Starts at ₹10,875
  
   
• 4 Days (Enchanting Andaman): Around ₹12,500
  
   
• 6 Days (Beach + Sightseeing): ₹18,599
  
   
• 7-8 Days (Island Hopper): ₹20,799
  
   
• 9 Days (Full Experience): ₹26,599
  
   

These usually include your hotel, breakfast + dinner, transport between spots, and sightseeing. Flights? Not included. Water sports like scuba diving? Usually extra.

Pro tip: If you’re planning for December or around holidays, prices go up fast. Book your Andaman Tour Packages early.

What’s the best month to visit Andaman?

Timings are important when planning a trip to Andaman 

• October to May: This is your sweet spot. Calm seas, sunshine, and fewer cancellations.
  
   
• December to January: Most crowded. Also the most expensive.
  
   
• June to September: Monsoon. Romantic, but risky if you're counting on boat rides or scuba.
  
   

If you want to avoid the chaos but still get great weather, November or February is your best bet.

Do you need a passport for Andaman?

If you’re Indian, then NO.

Andaman is part of India. You only need a government-issued ID (like Aadhaar or Voter ID).

If you're not Indian then yes, you’ll need an Indian visa and a Restricted Area Permit. But don’t worry, that’s usually given when you land in Port Blair. Swan Tour can make all the documentary adjustments if you book our Andaman Tour Packages.

How should you plan your Andaman itinerary?

Start with how many days you’ve got.

3–4 days?
You’ll mostly stay around Port Blair and take a day trip to Havelock. Quick and chill.

5–6 days?
You’ve got time for Havelock and Neil Island to explore the beaches, snorkelling, and a bit of history.

7+ days?
Add Diglipur, Baratang caves, or even Barren Island if you’re the “explore everything” type.

Which places should actually be on your list during Andaman visit?

If you Google it, you’ll get a dozen names. But here’s the real list worth your time:

• Radhanagar Beach (Havelock): Sunset here? Unreal.
  
   
• Cellular Jail (Port Blair): Sounds boring? It’s not. The light & sound show is different.
  
   
• Elephant Beach: For water sports and shallow coral snorkelling.
  
   
• Neil Island: Small, quiet, and perfect for couples or solo travellers.
  
   
• Ross Island: Quick boat ride. Think old British ruins and deer roaming around.
  
   
• Baratang Island: Limestone caves + mangrove rides. More offbeat, less touristy.
  
   

Optional Spots You Can See

Barren Island is India’s only active volcano. And it’s a mission for Andaman explorers (and needs permits). Make sure you do not miss it out on your Andaman tour.

What can you actually do in Andaman?

It’s not just a sit-by-the-beach place. Of course that is your choice but yes, you’ve got options:

• Scuba dive at Havelock (even if you can’t swim)
  
   
• Snorkel at Jolly Buoy or Elephant Beach
  
   
• Sea walk at North Bay (yes, walk on the ocean floor)
  
   
• Kayak through mangroves, especially at night, some nights glow with bioluminescence
  
   
• Take a glass-bottom boat ride. It is great if you’re not jumping into the water
  
   
• Hike to limestone caves through mangrove tunnels
  
   
• Ride a semi-submarine at North Bay, fun, dry, and surreal
  
   
• Go parasailing if you’re feeling bold
  
   
• Sail around on a sunset cruise 
  
   

Is Andaman good for couples, families, and solo travellers?

Short answer: Yes.

For couples:
Private dinners, beach walks, zero noise, and luxury resorts. And the sunsets are practically made for Instagram proposals.

For families:
Plenty of safe beaches, easy activities, and no overwhelming crowds. Also educational and not too preachy.

For solo travellers or backpackers:
Budget stays, untouched beaches, peaceful vibes. You can be social or off-the-grid. Your call.

What should you pack for the Andaman Tour?

Here's the basics things you can consider packing for you trip:

• Light clothes 
  
   
• Swimwear and flip-flops
  
   
• Sunscreen
  
   
• Sunglasses + hat
  
   
• Waterproof phone case 
  
   
• Basic medicines
  
   
• Cash - ATMs exist but aren’t always reliable
  
   
• ID proof (always)
  
   

Also: No plastic bags or bottles. Many places in Andaman are plastic-free zones, and they check bags at ports.

Any travel tips that aren’t obvious?

Experts know that trips are overwhelming. 

• Ferries fill up fast, especially private ones, book early
  
   
• Wi-Fi is weak on most islands, enjoy the digital detox
  
   
• Monsoon trips are risky if you care about water sports
  
   
• Baratang & Barren Island need permits, don’t plan them last-minute
  
   
• Some islands don’t have medical shops, so carry basics
  
   
• Wear sandals you can walk in, not just beach slides
  
   

Final word before you book your Andaman tour packages

Andaman isn’t about ticking off tourist spots. It’s more about slowing down, watching the sun dip into the sea, and realizing you didn’t check your phone for two hours.

If that sounds like your kind of break, then start planning. It’s not far, and it’s not complicated. You just need to go.
 

FAQ's for Andaman Trip

Q. Which are the best food to explore in Andaman Islands?

Ans: Andaman and Nicobar islands are utterly popular for the seafood that it has in abundance to serve its visitors.  It is mostly influenced by the cuisine of South India. Moreover, roti, fish, naan, chicken hold popular sparks out there. 
 

Q. What is the best shopping hub in Andaman?

Ans: The most famous markets in Andaman and Nicobar islands include, Mahananda complex mall, Rozario's men fashion hub and Learing hub coating center where you can buy apparel, seashells and many other items which are edible as well. 
 

Q. Which language is popular in Andaman?

Ans: The most popular modes of communication in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are Bengali, Hindi, Telugu and Malayalam. Apart from them, you will also get to hear Andaman Creole Hindi! 
 

Q. What are the best islands out there?

Ans: The best islands that you get to explore in Andaman and Nicobar island are, 

• Havelock Island
• Jolly Buoy Island
• Neil Island
• Ross Island
• North Bay Island
• Ross and Smith Island
• Cinque Island.

Q. Which is the best time to visit Andaman with family?

Ans: Andaman is beautiful throughout the year is also suitable to be visited by its travelers or tourists. The minimum temperature during winters is 20 degrees and the maximum in the summers is 37 degrees. So, it depends on the travelers to decide the dates for a get set go!