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Places to Visit

Historic landmarks, coral-fringed islands and hidden caves across the Andaman archipelago.

Cellular Jail Port Blair

Cellular Jail

A historic prison in Port Blair where the British exiled political prisoners. Now a national memorial with an evening light & sound show.

Ross Island Port Blair

Ross Island

Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island — once the British administrative headquarters, now atmospheric ruins reclaimed by trees.

Anthropological Museum Port Blair

Anthropological Museum

Dedicated to the indigenous tribes of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Established in 1975 and run by the Anthropological Survey of India.

Chidiya Tapu Port Blair

Chidiya Tapu

Known for its sunset point and a wide range of bird species, at the southern tip of South Andaman.

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park Port Blair

Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park

Near Wandoor Beach — coral reefs, tropical fish, turtles and dolphins in protected waters.

Havelock Island & Radhanagar Beach Havelock & Neil

Havelock Island & Radhanagar Beach

Clear turquoise water and white sand. Radhanagar is often ranked among the best beaches in Asia, and Havelock is a scuba-diving hub.

Neil Island Havelock & Neil

Neil Island

A serene island known for its beautiful beaches, natural rock bridge and laid-back lifestyle.

Baratang Island & Limestone Caves Middle & North Andaman

Baratang Island & Limestone Caves

Around 100 km from Port Blair: mangrove creeks, limestone caves and mud volcanoes.

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