• Island hopping in and Around Havelock by Boat – Doing Scuba from Boat, Snorkelling at Exotic Locale, Beach
• Self Drive the Thrilling Sea Kart Ride in Port Blair
• Dinner Cruise.
• Candle Lit Dinner with Wine in Port Blair OR Havelock for Premium and Value Category
• For Value Tour: 30 Min. Candid Photo Shoot

Price is subject to change

• Price is based on the “Base” Category of Hotel Room/Airlines Seats/Ferry Seats. This is Irrespective of the Package Category Chosen. Upgrade to Higher Category is available at an extra cost.
• Networks – BSNL and Airtel Post Paid is the most reliable option. Calling over data now works. The Network quality is better in Port Blair, followed by Havelock. Hotel Lobby and Reception do have Wifi Available but that is
• Accommodation in Andaman: We have classified hotels into Different categories of tours. This is basis Amenities, Reviews, Value and Destination. Since tastes and expectations may vary, we encourage our guests to do their research online on the hotels and advise us if any change is required.
• Classification and Standard: Hotels in Andaman are less on amenities if compared to a similar category in Indian Metros. That’s the reason our Economy (Budget) package of Andaman has hotels similar to a 1-2*Basic hotels in mainland India while Destination like Kerala for the same Economy (Budget) Category has “2-3* basic hotels.
• Accommodation is provided in Mentioned or Similar Hotels.
• An early morning check-out time at around 8:00 hrs for most hotels. For early check in / late checkout / extending of stay, subjected to the availability.
• Only 01 extra bed/mattress is allowed per room. This extra bed means a Mattress / Roll Over
• All special requests like early check-in, smoking, nonsmoking, views, floors, king, twin, adjoining and/or interconnecting rooms are strictly subject to availability upon arrival and cannot be guaranteed prior. Any expenses arising out of this is to be borne by the customer.
• Hotel WIFI works at a slow snail pace that too in the lobby. Good to disconnect.
• In case of guests cannot climb the higher floors, we request you to update this at the time of booking so that we may take appropriate action and try for rooms in the Ground floor. This is again subject to availability and difference if any will have to be settled directly before check out Consumption and serving of alcohol in hotels / rooms is subject to hotel’s rules and regulations.
• For meal plans, menu will be on fixed plan/ buffet basis depending on occupancy level. MAP and AP Meal plans do not include Evening snacks and cold drinks / liquor, Soups or Deserts. For order on A-la-Carte basis, guests are requested to make direct payment for additional items.

• Vehicles are used as per the itinerary and cover the mentioned sightseeing only. Extra Sightseeing on extra charges
• Vehicles are Limited and the SUVs (Xylo, Ertiga, Scorpio, Innova) are mostly provided. Other Vehicle types are available like Sedan, Tempo, Coaches but much less in numbers. We Use AC Vehicles but sometimes due to heavy tourist rush, Non-AC vehicles may be used.
• Vehicle Transfers are primarily point-to-point. Same vehicle and Driver Does not stay with the guest for the entire tour. This doesn’t matter much as the driving distances in Andaman are very short between any 02 sightseeing points esp. in the most common itineraries. Just Keep in mind, as the vehicles and drivers change always, we will request you to be very careful with personal belongings
• Ferries: On priority we use Inter-Island Ferries between 03 islands (Port Blair, Havelock, Neil) operated by Private Companies (Makruzz, Green Ocean, Coastal Cruise, Sea Link)
• The sailing of Private Ferries is subject to weather condition. In case it does not sail due to bad weather or a technical snag, the guests will give alternate sailing on Government Ferry. Government ferries are heavier but slower vessels (takes 2.5 hrs between Port Blair – Havelock against 1.5 hrs of private ferries). However, the old Govt, Ferries, too, are an experience for their open deck and many guests request for that!
• Incidental Charges Due to Unforeseen situations (force majeure/ traffic jams / traffic halts/ diversions/ bandh/ curfew, Union strike, VVIP movement, etc.) – We will request you to bear with us the situations beyond our control. We will arrange for alternate In case of discontinued inter-island ferry due to technical snag or bad weather, no refund on the hotel booking will be provided and alternate accommodations (as per availability) are managed in the island where you have to stay back.

• All passengers travelling to Port Blair if fully vaccinated (irrespective of the type of vaccine and country of origin) shall be exempted from the requirement of carrying RT-PCR negative test report provided they are able to produce the final vaccination certificate at the origin airport and Port Blair Airport
• All passengers who are unvaccinated or partially vaccinated travelling to Port Blair shall have to mandatorily carry RT-PCR negative test report issued from a ICMR approved lab, subject to condition that RT-PCR test should have been taken within 48 hours. RT-PCR timeline starts from the swab collection time. Such passengers shall also be required to undergo a RT-PCR test upon arrival free of cost and will have to self-isolate themselves till result is received
• Children below the age of 5 years are exempted from pre-departure and post arrival RT PCR tests
• Refund / No Refund due to Cancellation of Flights – If the Guests Are Not Able to reach the Islands due to discontinued Flights, Hotel and Other Services Cancellation Penalty applies. In Such scenarios, we recommend guests to look for alternate flights.
• Guests to carry their ID Proofs with Address (except Pan Card) – Passport/Voter ID/DL/Aadhar is valid photo ids in Andaman.
• Carry comfort clothing – Shorts, T Shirts, Open Footwear, Cap or Hat, Sunglasses, Sun screen lotion, Rubber soled shoes
• Food in Andaman: Being an Island, Sea Food (Prawns, Shrimp, Lobster, Fishes and Crabs) is available in good quantity and quality but not inexpensive. Besides,
• Vegetarian, North Indian, South Indian, Continental and Chinese dishes are available at all restaurants and In hotels, buffet is provided based on occupancy
• Please follow the stipulated timings for the sightseeing trips / activities as informed by our representative. It helps manage the tour in a destination low on vehicles and dependent on ferry timings.
• Itinerary can be shuffled but in all cases we manage to provide all the inclusions as mentioned or similar or
• No refund for Complimentary Activities cancelled or unutilized due to reasons beyond our control (natural/technical)
• Tour Manager Services in Fixed Tours: Tour Manager Services are provided in Fixed Tours Only. Tour Managers and representatives are fixed to particular islands. They do not travel with the group. They Ensure that the entire Group movement is smooth including the Arrivals and Departure; Hotel Check in; Ferry Tickets; Entrances; etc
• Closed on Monday and National Holidays: Anthropological Museum, Fisheries Museum, Cellular Jail, Samudrika, Mahatma Gandhi National Park; Closed every Wednesday: Ross Island; Closed on Sunday and National Holidays: Chatham Saw Mill, Forest Museum, and Sagarika Cottage Industries Emporium. We Shuffle Itinerary to manage this.
• Weather, Rains and Cyclones in Andaman: Andaman is a Tropical island, with temperature averaging between 23 – 32 degrees year round. This feels pleasant Cyclones may disrupt ferry movements any time of the year and not necessarily monsoon. In case of discontinued ferries, no refund of on the booked arrangement but we do manage the alternate sightseeing and accommodation basis availability.
• Mobile Network: BSNL, Airtel, Vodafone phone works under the shade of coconut groves with cool breeze from the lagoons and sea. Being Tropical, rains is difficult to predict. So light showers in November is no surprise.

• Beaches and Swimming is not allowed after sunset.
• During Late evening or night, better to watch the waves from the safe comforts of a beach side hotel.
• Not All beaches are open to swimming all the time. Pay heed to the signs or consult lifeguards available at the
• Some Beaches Might Be closed for Swimming due to Sighting of threats from the native saltwater crocodiles, jelly fishes, stone fish, sea snakes, extreme waves etc.
• The government has built a safety net for those who wish to go swimming in the sea (still the beach may be closed at times) and there are several lifeguards stationed at the beach in case of an emergency.
• Pay attention to the warnings posted and seeking help from the lifeguards available
• If you are cut by coral, seek medical attention, even for minor cuts. Many corals contain toxins and will also splinter in your skin, causing infections
• Don’t touch corals and shells

Four Major Reasons of Drowning: Not Wearing a Life Jacket; Alcohol; Lack of Sufficient Swimming Skills; Hypothermia (caused by prolonged exposures to very cold temperatures)

• Find out about safe swimming or diving area from the Tourist Information Center, Local Tour Operators and Forest Department Staff. Do not swim in Protected Areas to avoid dangerous animals.
• Ask a lifeguard on duty for some advice on swimming conditions like local currents, tides, visibility, and the presence of dangerous marine creatures etc. Swimming conditions can change quickly, so seek prior advice from a lifeguard before entering in water in an unpatrolled area.
• Look for the safety sign boards. They help you to identify potential dangers.
• Get a friend to swim with you so that you can look out for each other’s safety and get help, if needed. Children should always be supervised by an adult. Avoid swimming in the dark.
• Raise your hand up for help if you get into trouble in the water. Stay calm and wave your arm for help.

• Do not dangle your arms or legs in the water during boat rides.
• Do not swim under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
• Shiny jewellery or bright colored clothes resembles fins of small fishes and may attract predatory fishes. Avoid such accessory or clothing while swimming.
• If you have an open wound, please avoid swimming. Many predatory fish are attracted to blood odor.
• Avoid diving or swimming amongst school of fish. This may attract predatory fishes such as sharks.
• Avoid night swimming or diving Some Beaches Might Be closed for Swimming due to Sighting of threats from weather or harmful marine creatures. Though Andaman water is generally safe for swimming and looks inviting, it also has some potentially dangerous marine animals, which may come in conflict due to mistaken identity such as prey or to defend their territory. Though such incidents are extremely rare, visitors are advised to observe the following precautions for a safe and enriching swimming experience. Threatening Marine Creatures are
• Salt water crocodiles: Noticed in creeks, mangrove areas, sheltered waters and mouths of creeks. Please avoid swimming or diving in these areas. If you spot a crocodile, get ashore and alert the authorities. Crocodiles also move large distances in the open sea and can be found in coral reefs as well
• Jelly Fishes: Their sting may cause pain and giddiness. Don’t touch or play with them. Get ashore if you see a large school of Jelly Fish. In case of a sting, apply vinegar or an ice pack. Do not rub.
• Sharks: Normally present in open sea and some parts of coral reef areas. Avoid swimming or diving alone and don’t enter the water with open wounds.
• Sea Snakes: Some sea snakes are poisonous and are usually recognized by their paddle-like tail. They can be aggressive if handled or stepped on. Stay well away from them.
• Stone Fish: Present in shallow coral and rocks or camouflaged in mud and sand. It has venomous dorsal spines and its sting could be lethal. To avoid sting never walk on coral reef area. Never lift rocks or corals. Wear sturdy sandals while walking in shallow coastal waters.
• Do not forget to pay attention to the warnings posted and seeking help from the lifeguards

• For Diving, Pre-fill the Medical Forms and Choose registered institutions which are affiliated to international organizations like SSI, BSAC, PADI and NAU
• Underwater activities like Diving and Sea Walk require good fitness and an age between 10 – 60 years.
• Seek Doctor’s advice for underwater activities like SCUBA and Sea Walk.
• Please Consult Doctor if you have High BP, Sugar, Asthma, Ear Pain, past Surgery, or Pregnancy.
• Glasses or contact lenses may be worn during this Underwater Sea Walk
• 5 DON’T’S TILL NEXT 24 HOURS after Diving or Underwater Actitvies
• Fly, Heavy Drinking, Massage, Zip-Lining, Mountain Climbing The Risk for Any Activity is that of the Guest undertaking it

While some of the pointers require Self-awareness, some actually are strictly prohibit

• Take a Little Consent before taking pictures of people and their materials;
• Respect things local including Drivers, Guides, and Staff. Do not misbehave or manhandle
• A little bargaining is expected but not too much haggling
• Bother to learn/understand the local language – it helps a lot. This helps differentiate ‘rude’ from ‘local tone’ and also helps your bargaining J
• Maintain Cleanliness. Pls. use dustbins or take back the days litter to your hotel’s bin.
• Do Not Touch Shells and Corals
• Do not enter waters when inebriated or where or where not allowed
• Do not Drink in Public Places;
• Do not enter in restricted or tribal areas around the Islands. Tribal Tours are banned.
• Do not take pictures of the airport, government dockyard, naval wharf, dhanikari dam, defence establishments and Chatham Saw Mill.
• Take Proper permits are required to take video or film;
• Drone Photography is not permitted;
• Do not set up tents and hammocks during nights by the beaches or forest is not allowed.
• Do not dirty and damage vehicles, hotels; property; place.
• Do not carry Alcohol on board the ferry
• Leave Places Better than you found it!

Most leisure holiday destinations are relaxed, remote places. They may look less on professionalism but are high on humility. Let us be respectful of locals and the ‘culture’ that is the prime highlight of that place