Looking for a perfect honeymoon destination?
Guess what the answer to all your prayers lies hidden in the ideal location of the Andaman Islands.
With their shores, golden beaches, turquoise oceans, wildlife parks, famous jails, and attractive resorts-the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have it all. As soon as your jet touches the airport or your ferry arrives at the port, the scenery of the island takes your breath away.
Chidiya Tapu is a calm and quaint location great for watching birds and spending a few hours in the lap and grandeur of nature. It is home to a hundred kinds of birds and the sunsets here are breathtaking and should not be missed.
Port Blair with its rustic charm depicts the best of British Raj. Day tours along with excursions to nature and marine parks and, luxury beach resorts in Port Blair are hot picks for honeymooners. The sea views and sunsets are magnificent. Take the Cellular Jail tour and do not miss the light and sound show.
Neil Islands are secluded and unspoiled and perfect for nature seekers. There are not many tourist attractions, but just a few pristine beaches and a few beach resorts and hotels making it one of the best places to visit with the Andaman Tour Packages.
Conclusion: Plan a honeymoon to Andaman to embrace the true colours of nature, celebrate your first-hand diving moments in the depths of the ocean, and look at playful dolphins with the setting sun in the background.
Havelock Island
Jumpstart the Andaman Honeymoon Packages as you visit Havelock Island. It is a picturesque natural paradise, with an ideal setting for a romantic vacation in Andaman. Havelock is famous for its Radhanagar Beach, which is one of the most popular beaches in India. The beach also received the Best Beach in Asia award in 2004 by TIME magazine. Located twelve km from Havelock Island it is regarded as one of the most attractive and most visited beaches. It is a pristine stretch of sand backed by turquoise waters and lush forests and is commonly known as Beach No. 7. It unlocks a world of complete serenity and relaxation for its visitors. Participate in various activities with your partners such as scuba diving, boating, fishing, snorkelling, etc. Elephant Beach is known for its brilliant coral reefs and cyan waters. Your chance to indulge in water sports like snorkelling, swimming and diving. Kalapather Beach is a stretch of white smooth sand with big black rocks beside the blue sea. It is named after the Black Road which runs parallel to the seashore and is located on the tip of Havelock Island.
Cellular Jail
The Cellular Jail popularly known as “Kala Pani “is an old colonial prison situated in Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It was built by the Britishers during their colonial rule in India and was particularly used to exile Indian political prisoners, especially notable freedom fighters. In present times the jail complex is owned by the Government of India and has been transformed as a national memorial monument that showcases the life of prisoners during the British era. Enjoy a light and sound show which is held in memory of all the prisoners who were imprisoned here. Cellular Jail is a solemn reminder of the struggles Indian freedom fighters undertook while fighting for Independence.
Baratang Island
Also known as the Ranchiwalas Island, Baratang is a beautiful little island located in the North and Middle Andaman district. It is located a hundred km away from Port Blair by road. The island is popular for its mangroves, mud volcanoes (the only ones in India), and limestone caves. Unlike Havelock Island Baratang is not as developed, but mostly serves as a centre of attraction for natural sightseeing. The visitors can reach the island through the government ferry service that runs between Port Blair City at the Phoenix Bay Jetty. Limestone Caves and Mangrove Forests formed millions of years ago by the deposition of lime on the surface of the earth. The caves can be accessed by a forty-five-minute boat ride from Baratang through a scenic route of the Andaman Sea. The ride through the mangrove reserves is truly an exhilarating experience. Mud Volcanoes in Baratang are spread over a huge area of one thousand to two thousand square m. The first eruption of the mud volcanoes was seen in the year 1983 and they last erupted in 2003. These volcanoes ooze several gasses and various eruptions have formed craters all over the island. Parrot Island is a perfect spot for bird-watching lovers as there are hundreds of different parrots and several species of birds here.
Neil Island
Neil Island is part of the South Andaman Administrative District and belongs to Ritchie’s Archipelago in the Bay of Bengal. Some of the prettiest beaches in Andaman are situated on Neil Island. The beaches boast of white sands and uninterrupted views of the clear blue skies. It is famous for its glass-bottom boating. This activity is ideal for those who do not wish to or are not adventurous enough to explore the underwaters. Neil Island is also known as the vegetable bowl of the Andaman Islands as its land is perfect for cultivating fruits and vegetables because of great climatic conditions. Opt for a Three Point Tour which will take you to three natural wonders of Neil Island. Trip to Bharatpur Beach, Sitapur Beach, and Laxmanpur are included in the 3-point tour. The trip starts by visiting either the natural rock formation or Bharatpur Beach. The day ends with a lovely view of the sunset at the gorgeous Lakshmanpur Beach. The island’s untouched beauty makes it an ideal nesting ground for marine turtles. Head to Sir Hugh Rose Island if you want to gaze at these amazing creatures where they are found in abundance. Neil Island is known for its most advanced scuba diving facilities as the crystal-clear waters of its beaches make underwater sighting even easier.
Ross Island
Ross Island is among the most beautiful destinations in Andaman for a honeymoon tour. It is officially known as the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Island. It houses the ruins of buildings that were constructed during the British rule. Couples who love to visit historical places must include this place in their itinerary. Some important landmarks of this place are its wild vines, roots, run-down churches of the British times, and officer’s quarters. One can also explore the light and sound show that is commissioned by the tourism department. Great panoramic views of water bodies and its bountiful wildlife make this place a perfect honeymoon destination. The Sanctuary is located in the middle of the island and is filled with deer and peacocks that are protected under the Andaman administration. All animals live inside a reserved area filled with large tropical trees including coconuts and palms and are not allowed to come out. The Man Caves are uniquely interwoven and built around Ross to help the important British officers escape during an attack. Now when the caves have run out of their basic reason, they in present times display skills, efforts, and hardships faced by Indian workers to make them. The Pond is a large pond where water accumulates and becomes stagnant, making it turn green in colour. There are small ruins near the pond which were once used by the Britishers a long time ago.
Conclusion: Andaman and Nicobar Islands are known for their incredible scenic beauty making it a perfect romantic getaway, especially for those who are madly in love including the newlyweds. Your dream honeymoon awaits you to spend intimate moments at the best places in Andaman for a honeymoon.