Are you an avid nature lover, history enthusiast, or water sports aficionado? Then the breathtaking Andaman Islands with its captivating beauty and rich offerings await your arrival! Plan your visit between November and March for the best experience. In this article, we’ll guide you through the top places to visit in Andaman and Nicobar. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable exploration!
Best Places to Visit in Andaman
1. Havelock Island
Havelock Island is known for many water sports including the famous Glass-bottomed boats which provide a close look at marine life.
The other famous attractions are:
- Radhanagar Beach: It is titled as the 7th most beautiful beach in the world. It is famous for its mesmerising sunset, crystal clear water and lush green trees.
- Kala pathar Beach: Famous for its white sands, lush green forest, wonderful sunrise view and of course like any other beach in Andaman it is famous for its scenic beauty.
- Water sports to try in Havelock Island :
- Banana boat ride
- Snorkelling
- Kayaking
- Speed boating
- Glass bottom boating
- Jet skiing
- Parasailing
2. Corbyn’s Cove Beach
Corbyn’s Cove beach is surrounded by water and lush green coconut trees. If you are looking for a less crowded beach then Corbyn’s Cove beach is a perfect choice. You can enjoy the scenic and mesmerising view of the beach and relax.
Various water sports are also available, such as:
- Jet skiing
- Speed boat ride
- Parasailing
- Surfing
3. Cellular jail AKA Kala Pani
Cellular jail, also known as ‘Kala Pani, was named so as the jail was surrounded by sea and there was no chance for a prisoner to escape. If you are someone who enjoys visiting historical sites, make sure you visit this national monument. Everyday sound and light shows are also organised in the premises, which depict the history of the Andaman Islands and of the cellular jail. Here, you will also find structures depicting the atrocities committed by the Britishers against the Freedom fighters
4. Chidiya Tapu beach
This is a paradise for animal lovers, photographers, and those who enjoy the breathtaking view of the sunset. There is a biodiversity park where you can see wild pigs, crocodiles, monitor lizards, etc. If you are a wildlife photographer or an animal lover, make sure you visit Chidiya Tapu.
5. Ross Island or Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose island
Like any other island in Andaman, it is also a scenic island, and the most interesting part of this island is that you can see so many deer roaming freely! The island opens at 9am and closes at 3 p.m. There is also a light and sound show that showcases the history of Andaman, the luxurious life of the Chief Commander and his family, and the hardships faced by the Indian freedom fighters.
6. Neil Island
Neil Island is also known as the vegetable bowl of the Andaman Islands. Its climate is suitable for the cultivation of fruits and vegetables. It is famous for:
- Colourful corals and various species of fish, making it suitable for snorkelling.
- Cycling outdoors can be a great fun
- Scuba diving
- If you are lucky you might get a chance to see the Dugong (sea cow), the state animal of Andaman during snorkelling or scuba diving
- Beautiful sunset: The sunset at Neil Island is amazing and peaceful.
7. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
You should visit Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park for snorkelling and exploring marine life. It is beautiful and surrounded by water. You can explore many aquatic animals while snorkelling or scuba diving that you would have never seen in your life. So, be ready to get the new experience.
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To wrap it up, Andaman is a magical destination where nature’s wonders meet cultural delights. With its pristine beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and lush forests, it offers a paradise unlike any other. Dive into thrilling adventures or simply unwind in tranquility. Check out Places to Visit in Andaman and let the Andaman’s beauty and charm create memories that will forever captivate your heart. Embark on an extraordinary journey to Andaman and experience the best of both worlds.
