Andaman Island Escape
India's own Maldives — Havelock's white sand, scuba dives and untouched lagoons.
Overview
Port Blair, Havelock and Neil Islands with a beginner scuba dive at Elephant Beach, a glass-bottom boat ride and a private picnic on a deserted sand bank.
Curated, not copy-pasted
Every itinerary rebuilt around your dates and pace.
Boutique stays
Hand-picked hotels we have personally vetted.
Concierge on WhatsApp
Real humans on call from departure to landing.
Trip highlights
- Beginner scuba dive at Elephant Beach
- Sunset at Radhanagar — Asia's best beach
- Neil Island day trip
- Private sand-bank picnic
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Why travellers say it's worth it.
Day-by-day itinerary
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Warm welcome on arrival, transfer to your hand-picked hotel, evening at leisure to soak in the local vibe of the Andamans.
Inclusions
- Return flights from major Indian cities
- Hand-picked 4★ / 5★ stays with daily breakfast
- Private airport transfers in air-conditioned vehicles
- All sightseeing as per itinerary with skip-the-line entries
- 24×7 on-trip concierge on WhatsApp
- All applicable visa assistance & travel insurance
Exclusions
- Personal expenses (laundry, mini-bar, tips)
- Anything not specifically mentioned under inclusions
- Meals not specified in the itinerary
- Optional activities & experiences
Available departures
Flexible dates — we customise around your schedule.
Personalise this trip
Optional upgrades that turn a great trip into an unforgettable one.
147 travellers booked this in the last 90 days
Most popular months: October, December, February
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What travellers said
★★★★★ 4.9 average · 320+ reviews
"From the welcome flowers in the villa to the surprise sunset cruise on our anniversary — The Bucket Trips remembered every tiny detail we mentioned in passing."
"Travelling with two kids and grandparents is hard. The Bucket Trips planned it like a military operation but made it feel completely relaxed."
"Solo travel is daunting at 14,000 feet. The 24/7 WhatsApp concierge meant I was never really alone — and the local stays were unreal."