Andaman Infinity Escape

In the morning check out from Port Blair hotel and then proceed to Haddo Warf for Havelock Island by Private Luxury Cruise. It will take 90 minutes to reach Havelock Island. On arrival at Havelock Island our Representative will attend you and escort you to a pre booked Resort in Havelock Island. Our representative also helps you to check in the resort, after that take a rest and later will proceed to below places: -

Kalapathar beach: Kalapathar beach is a long stretch of white silky sand with big black rocks beside the blue sea. It is situated on one corner of Havelock and is a continuation of beach No. 5.

Radhanagar Beach: Radhanagar beach is the most popular and attractive tourist place in Havelock Island. Radhanagar beach is a pristine white sandy clean beach with a wide panoramic background covered with lush tropical forest. Radhanagar beach holds the tag of Asia's no 1 beach also. You can do swimming and sunbathing also on the Radhanagar beach. After Completion of tour come back to your hotel & overnight stay at Havelock Island.

After Breakfast leave from hotel and then proceed to Havelock Island jetty to catch a Boat for Elephanta Beach.

Elephanta Beach: Elephanta Beach is a true paradise for water sports enthusiasts and leisure tourists alike. With its crystal-clear waters and rich coral reef structure, this beach is a haven for those looking to explore the underwater world and soak up the natural beauty of the Andaman Islands. One of the main draws of Elephanta Beach is its wide range of water sports activities. Visitors can enjoy thrilling activities such as sea walk, snorkelling, swimming, parasailing etc. as well as more relaxed activities such as bird-watching and trekking. After Completion of tour come back to your hotel & overnight stay at Havelock Island.

After breakfast we will start our return journey towards Port Blair. Once we reached Port Blair we will start our journey to Rangat via Visiting Mud Volcano.

Rangat: Rangat is a, tranquil, and underrated town located on Middle Andaman Island in India, serving as a hub for eco-tourism and a connecting point to other Andaman Islands. It is the second-largest town in the Andaman archipelago and is characterized by its lush green landscapes, dense mangrove forests, and unspoiled beaches, often visited as a stopover between Port Blair and North/Middle Andaman.

Mud Volcanoes: Known locally as Jalki, these are small, active mud volcanoes that bubble and erupt intermittently. They are located near the Baratang Jetty. Overnight stay at Rangat Island.

After Breakfast we will start our journey towards Digilipur Island. Visiting below mention places.

Dhani Nallah: It is famous for its long mangrove boardwalk, India's longest of its kind, leading to a beautiful, clean beach known for Olive Ridley turtle nesting (Nov-Feb). Visitors walk through dense mangrove forests on a wooden path, offering close views of unique flora, fauna (birds, crabs, fish), and a serene beach with eco-friendly facilities, making it a prime eco-tourism spot near Rangat.

Morrice Dera Beach: This is a, relatively untouched, scenic beach located in Rangat, Middle Andaman, known for its unique rocky formations, panoramic sea views, and peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere. Often referred to as 'Twin Rock Beach' due to its distinct, large volcanic rock formations that frame the shoreline.

Amkunj Beach: This beach is a serene, eco-friendly spot known for its calm atmosphere, unique pebble shore, and natural seating made from logs, offering a peaceful retreat with opportunities for relaxing walks and observing nature. After reaching Digilipur we will relax at hotel or resort which you have booked.

After breakfast we will checkout from the hotel and move towards the Aerial Bay jetty, from there we will catch a boat which will take you to the Ross & Smith Island.

Ross & Smith Islands: These two islands are stunning twin islands in North Andaman, famous for a unique natural sandbar connecting them at low tide, creating an illusion of two islands, known for pristine beaches, turquoise waters, coral reefs for snorkeling, tropical forests, and wildlife like turtles and deer, requiring a permit from the Forest Dept. for entry. It's a serene, less crowded escape near Diglipur, ideal for nature lovers seeking untouched beauty.

Kalipur Beach: This beach is a pristine, eco-friendly destination famous as a prime nesting ground for four rare sea turtle species (Olive Ridley, Leatherback, Hawksbill, and Green) between December and February. Known for its unique volcanic grey sand and shallow, clear waters, it offers excellent swimming, snorkeling, and views of Craggy Island and Saddle Peak. After Completion of tour come back to your hotel & overnight stay at Digilipur.

After breakfast we will start our return journey towards Port Blair, we have to follow the convey timings, so that we have to start accordingly. While coming back we will visit Limestone Cave, after that we will back to Port Blair.

Limestone Caves: These are the main attraction, featuring impressive stalactite and stalagmite formations. Reaching them involves a thrilling boat ride through dense mangrove-covered creeks, followed by a 1.2 km trek. After Completion of tour come back to your hotel & overnight stay at Port Blair.

After Breakfast check out from hotel and then proceed to Airport. Back to home destination with unlimited memories of Andaman Islands with Island Tourmate.