Discover your perfect Andaman island escape

Cellular Jail, famously known as Kala Pani (Black Water), stands as an enduring monument to India’s struggle for freedom. Constructed by the British colonial government between 1896 and 1906, this grim prison was specially designed to isolate political prisoners in solitary confinement. Located at Atlanta Point in Port Blair, the architectural layout features seven wings radiating outwards from a central watchtower like spokes of a wheel—allowing a single guard to monitor all 693 individual cells. Distinguished freedom fighters including Vinayak Damodar (Veer) Savarkar, his brother Ganesh Savarkar, Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla, and Sachindra Nath Sanyal suffered inhuman tortures within these walls. Today, Cellular Jail is preserved as a sacred National Memorial, hosting a comprehensive Freedom Fighters Museum, the eternal flame Swatantrya Jyot, and the world-famous evening Light and Sound Show.

Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7) on Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) is internationally acclaimed as one of Asia's best beaches by Time Magazine. Famous for its expansive curve of soft powder-white silica sand, pristine turquoise ocean lagoons, and lush green tropical forest backdrop, Radhanagar offers an unforgettable tropical beach experience. To preserve its pristine marine ecology and natural tranquility, motorboats and heavy water sports are strictly prohibited at Radhanagar Beach. Visitors can enjoy peaceful swimming in gentle shallow waves, sunbathing along eco-certified Blue Flag shores, and watching breathtaking golden sunsets over the Andaman Sea. Excellent public amenities including lifeguards, changing rooms, showers, lockers, and beachfront cafes are available on-site.

Mount Manipur (formerly Mount Harriet) is the third-highest peak in the Andaman archipelago (365 meters). Famous for its historical connection to the Anglo-Manipur War of 1891 and featured on the Indian 20-rupee note, it offers panoramic vistas of Ross Island, North Bay, and Port Blair harbor.

Jolly Buoy Island is renowned as one of the cleanest islands in the world. Located inside Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park, it boasts crystal-clear waters where living corals, sea anemones, and colorful reef fish can be viewed through snorkeling and glass-bottom boats.

Ross Island (officially Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Dweep) is a historic island located just 2 to 3 km across Port Blair harbor. Once celebrated as the "Paris of the East", it served as the administrative headquarters for the British penal settlement in India. Today, atmospheric banyan tree roots envelop impressive colonial ruins including the Chief Commissioner Palace, Ballroom, Presbyterian Church, WWII Japanese Bunkers, and a serene sanctuary of friendly deer and peacocks.

North Bay Island is Port Blair's undisputed underwater adventure capital, celebrated for its pristine coral reefs, vibrant marine life, and being famously depicted on the reverse side of India's old ₹20 currency note. Located just 20 to 25 minutes by speed boat from Aberdeen Jetty (Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex), North Bay offers Andaman's widest variety of sea activities—including PADI-certified Scuba Diving, Underwater Helmet Sea Walking on the ocean floor, high-altitude Parasailing, Speed Boat rides, Snorkeling, and Glass-Bottom Reef Tours for non-swimmers. Visitors can also trek up to the iconic North Bay Lighthouse for panoramic views of Port Blair harbor, Ross Island, and the Andaman Sea. All underwater activities are supervised by certified dive masters, with complimentary high-resolution GoPro underwater photos and videos provided to guests.