Quick Escape to Andaman

Day 1

Day 1 This three-storeyed prison, constructed by Britishers in 1906 is a pilgrimage destination for freedom fighters. This colossal edifice has mutely witnessed the most treacherous of inhumane atrocities borne by the convicts who were mostly freedom fighters. Now dedicated to the nation as a National Memorial

Day 2

Day 2 The double story hut at the center of the beach provides a complete view of the sea in front and is a great place to capture photo one of the few beaches in Andaman, where there are no restrictions on swimming. The waves are medium and dont have too much current. Moreover, the depth of the sea is adequate and transcends gradually so you can enjoy long hours of playing in the ocean with your loved ones

Day 3

Day 3 The water here is crystal clear and deep blue which adds to the beauty of the beach. But the water currents and waves here are moderately high making it unsafe for swimming and water sports if you are a beginner. Most of the time you wont see anyone going into the sea for a swim. One of the most spectacular things about the beach is its shape The beach is triangular in shape which can be made out from the aerial view and offers a wide view of the complete horizon when you stand at the tip The sand covering its wide area is both deep and free of any shells or dead corals for most parts which makes walking on it a heavenly feeling for your legs. You might Wana keep your slippers aside for this one.

Day 4

Day 4 The Andaman Islands is all about pristine beaches and enthralling water activities. But do you know that this union territory is also the one-stop destination for shopaholics? Along with offering the most amazing rejuvenating experiences and exciting adventure sports, the Andamans houses some of the prettiest and the most exciting markets that you just cannot miss. The shopping lover in you would be completely excited to see the cute little shops that are going to catch your attention for sure. When in the Andaman Islands, be ready to feel your wallet getting lighter as you splurge on some really delightful and exciting items here. Sagarika Government Emporium is the place to visit in Port Blair if you want to see some of the best creations of the locals. A platform for showcasing the talent and selling beautiful creations is provided to the locals via this emporium. The people sell handmade stuff that is primarily made with wood, seashells, and jute. You will find everything here ranging from handicrafts to wooden items, mirrors, and even apparel. Everything sold here is completely authentic and stunning that you will not be able to resist

Day 5

Day 5 Departure from Port Blair - Drop to Airport

Day 6