Chidiya Tapu
Chidiya Tapu is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Andaman, and if you are on a trip to the islands, do not forget to spend a few hours at this wonderful place. Chidiya Tapu is popular for its wide range of birds and is a haven for bird watchers. Indigenous and migratory birds can be seen decorating the skies here, enticing nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts to visit the place.
Mount Harriet National Park
Mount Harriet National Park is one of the closest wilderness areas to Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The park contains some of the highest peaks in the Andaman group of islands and is covered with dense evergreen and semi-evergreen forests of outstanding natural beauty. This National Park is named after Col. R.C. Tyler's wife Harriet, who was primarily responsible for the clearance of the area for the summer home of the Chief Commissioner.
Cellular Jail
The historical edifice epitomises the rich history of the era. Declared a national memorial, this jail has witnessed the most brutal atrocities suffered by Indian national freedom fighters. The name ‘Cellular’ is derived from the fact that the jail was built entirely from individual cells to ensure solitary confinement. Enjoy the Sound and Light show here that narrates the intriguing story of the freedom struggle of our country. This show is a favourite among tourists who visit Port Blair.
Wandoor Beach
Wandoor Beach is one of the most popular beaches of Andaman which lies at a distance of about 25 km east of Port Blair. It is a picturesque beach and a major tourist attraction that grabs visitors’ attention and interest. This beautiful beach is ideal for witnessing colourful corals and enjoying swimming. With calm and clear blue waters, the beach offers a soothing ambience to chill and spend quality time. There are smartly constructed changing rooms and benches built for the convenience of the visitors.
Scuba Diving
From Havelock to Neil Island, Andaman is the best place to try out scuba diving. Granted that there are other places to try out scuba, but nothing beats the spectacular underwater life that Andaman has to offer. Try it!
Trekking
Blessed with marvellous hillocks, Andaman is ideal for travellers who are looking for a backpacking adventure! From Elephant Beach and Limestone Cave to Diglipur Island, this island is excellent for a wilderness trek to explore the exotic flora and fauna.
Fishing
Experience fishing sports here in Andaman among the mangrove trees. Tourists come from all over the world to try out this sporting pastime in the untouched and inaccessible parts of this captivating island.
Bird Watching
Watch the silent drama unfold with our bird watching facilities. With patience and a little bit of luck, you might be able to spot an exotic species like the Andaman Serpent Eagle. The Andaman wetlands are the ideal place to try out this silent adventure!