Hi Everyone!!
They say, you don't know what is missing in you, until you find it.. Travel is one such teacher.. who will teach you without you asking for it ..
Few of the best things I experienced during my trip:
--> Cruised my way to hop between islands.
--> Did scuba diving for an entire hour & washed away my fear of drowning and deep waters.
--> Traveled with a different group, and learnt I can enjoy every company.
--> Lived with zero or very little connectivity.
Whenever you plan to visit Andaman, you can create your itinerary the way you like, but I suggest: Do not miss the 3 islands I am just about to describe.
Havelock, Neil and Jolly Buoy.
So here's what I would like to recommend while you hop around.
Havelock Island / Swaraj Dweep:
This island is a love at first sight. The moment we set our foot out of the cruise, we knew we would have a great time here. Our hired cab took us to our hotel: Symphony Palm Resort via beautiful sandy roads.
Things to remember during your stay in Havelock:
1. Take into consideration the high and low tides, for they are very important for the scuba diving or other water sport activity.
2. Don't miss the sunset at Radhanagar beach, its Asia's 7th most beautiful beach.
3. Gorge on the huge tender coconuts and organically ripened bananas. * A must*
Neil Island / Shaheed Dweep:
This island is extraordinarily beautiful. Amazing weather and heavy rainfall boosts the vegetation of this island. Thick areca palms, coconut trees, small houses & simple people.
Our hotel was Sea Shell Resort, which was the best among all we stayed. It had private beach, scrumptious food, beautiful rooms and great service.
Things to remember during your stay in Neil:
1. Stay here for 2 days. Recommended.
2. Do scuba diving and other water sport on this island, for Neil has breathtakingly clear turquoise water.
3. Visit Bharatpur Beach for Water Sport activities & souvenirs.
4. Visit Laxmanpur I Beach during the sunset.
5. Visit Laxmanpur II Beach during the sunrise.
3. Jolly Buoy Island:
This island is open for 6 months of the year. And during the other 6 months another island called Red Skin is open to tourists. Jolly buoy is the most preferred and rarely visited island. I was unfortunate to not know about it until i reached Andaman. So it was too late to include in my itinerary
FAQs: Frequently asked questions..
Best cruise to take: Makruzz
Best time to visit: November to February
Ticket of the cruise: roughly comes to 1200 INR (can be booked online)
Is it worth visiting? : DEFINITELY
Cost of the entire Andaman trip for 6 days : 35000 INR (per person)
Hotels booked on? : GoIbibo / Make My Trip
Do you need to book through travel agency? : NO, not necessary
Commute: You can hire cars or even bikes on per day basis
Shopping: You can take home souvenirs in the form of Corals being sold on the beaches
Network availability: BSNL /Airtel / Vodafone
Any more questions? : Please DM me On My Instagram
Thank you for reading till here.
Don't miss on the Part 1 of this blog. If you haven't read it:
Andaman & Nicobar Islands - Part 1
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