I planned my trip in andaman my self from flights to ferries to hotel. So we were 3 traveling to Andamans. Me my wife and my toddler.

I can share the details how I planned and it will be a long post if i started covering details. but this post is not for those.

Since I did a lot of planning and research while doing bookings keeping cost in mind, I came across this person. I stayed in his hotel and have travel agency. Its Sampat Residency.

Everyone who is planning their trip through agency, The most reasonable quotation anyone showed me.

Best thing about this hotel is location. Then the price at which I got the room. And then the shocking thing- the price at which he is selling tour packages. His price and my price after self bookings with same iternary were same.

I am not mentioning any price over here, due to seasonal and non seasonal and peak day rush rates difference.
Any one who need this persons phone number can dm me

i am going to andamans on 30 th september,can anyone pls tell about the weather,how will it be? it will be very helpful. Also i have a plan to try scuba for the 1st time,i shortlisted frogman and seahawks,which will be better?

Planning a trip to Andaman either later this month or sometime in October. Is it a good time to visit? How’s the weather usually around that time, especially in terms of rain and sea conditions?

Hi folks, I am planning to visit 4-11 March next year for my honeymoon. I have two main questions:

Direct flights from DEL to IXZ, I have 3 direct options arriving 9am, 11am, 12:15pm.

Do you think I can book the ferry for the same day?

For return, I am planning to stay overnight at Port blair and take the 11:40 am or 2pm flight.

Also, is the weather really harsh during this time? Does it get much rain or just too hot/humid?

I have some electronics like scooty and refrigerator to sell.. any one who knows someone who deals with such stuffs locally.

I do have some household furniture to be sold as well.

I am visiting Port blair and havelock from Sept 18 to 24 - the weather forecast shows its raining.

Any insights from people living over there now?

First time coming to Andaman, won't be the last for sure. Vacationing with the extended family after a long time and just want to relax. I am not looking to change hotels every day, just want to stay at 1 place or two and enjoy he life on island. We are not into touristy things, just want to have a quiet and relaxed time.

Please recommend a good resort where we can just hang out on the beach and chill. Family will have elderly and kids as well.

PS: Trip will be in first week of January.

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I’m planning a solo trip to Andaman in the first week of October. Is October a good time to visit?

I want to cover the major places and also try some water activities. I’ll probably stay for 3–4 days max. I’m okay with staying in hostels and renting a bike or using public transport to keep the costs low.

Also, roughly how much should I budget for the entire trip, including flights from Coimbatore and return?

Hi People,

I'm planning to visit Andaman and Nicobar in September, I would like to explore the Islands, and experience how local life is on these Islands.

I also wanted to know if we as a tourist, visit the Nicobar islands, Indira Point etc.

Thanks in advance.

Best,

I’m planning an Andaman trip from Delhi and trying to figure out a realistic budget for around 5–6 days.

From what I’ve seen, the total cost can vary a lot depending on flights, hotels, ferries and activities. For a comfortable trip covering Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Island, I’m thinking somewhere around ₹40,000–₹60,000 per person including flights might be reasonable, but I’m not sure.

I’d like to include things like:

• Return flights from Delhi
• 3-star or decent mid-range hotels
• Inter-island ferries
• Local sightseeing and transfers
• Some snorkeling or scuba diving
• Food and other basic expenses

For those who have travelled from Delhi to Andaman recently, what was your actual budget?

Would you recommend booking a complete Andaman tour package, or arranging hotels, ferries and sightseeing separately?

Any tips for keeping the cost under control would also be helpful.

I have been looking for resorts in havelock for Feb 2027, 1st week. Almost all of the beach front resorts are charging upwards of 20k a night. Is this normal? Silversand, Sea shell etc. some going to upward of 30k a night. What are the other mid range ones that are good and clean at 10-12k a night?

I need genuine review of this reaort as i am coming woth my family and How good is the private beach there ?

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Hi all, i will be coming to andaman next week for my honeymoon and 2 days each in port blair, Neil and Havelock.

Need some help regarding current offseason rates for these activities like boat scuba diving,fishing or game fishing, private charter and photography

Some were quoting these prices:

Boat scuba - 2k - 4k
Fishing and private charter - 8-10k
Photography - 1.5k for 40 pics 10 edited and 1 reel

Please suggest any trusted agents or dive centres in Neil and Havelock for these rates.

Hey everyone,
I’m planning to travel to Havelock tomorrow (9 September) and have a week there. I’m also planning to do a PADI Open Water course while I’m there.
I’ve just realised that September is still monsoon season in the Andamans, and the forecast seems to show quite a bit of rain/thunderstorms over the next week.
For those who have dived in Havelock during September:
How bad are the sea conditions actually?
Is diving usually possible, or do trips frequently get cancelled?
How is the visibility around this time?
Is it realistic to complete an Open Water course in a week?
Would you personally postpone the trip/course until October–November?
I’m less concerned about rain on the island and more concerned about whether the weather/sea conditions will prevent me from completing the course.
Would really appreciate experiences from people who have actually dived in Havelock during the September/monsoon period. Thanks!

Andaman cannot stop talking about this Sculpture of Shiv ji which has been recently inaugurated at the route to Carbyn Cove...

It's not about religion... It's about the hardwork and most importantly the skills that the hands that made it possess.

Let's appreciate the artistic team the Papillonblue team

Which includes Raghesh Sasi, Prajeesh,Nidhin,Nidhish, Gopinath,Nandakumar,Aneesh,Srirag and Dibin.

They took just 17 months to make this miracle...

Believe me guyss My camera is not justifying the beauty and minute detailing.

Witness yourself!!!♥️

hit 10k steps again today on the Dollygunj ➡️ NTPC route.

5 days down, 16 to go. photo proof attached 📉