Port Blair - Light & Sound Show Tour

Early morning departure to Bara tang Island  by road (110Kms) which holds the nature’s best treasures gifted to the Islands. Limestone caves is a must see point for nature lovers & leisure travelers alike. The Road journey from Port Blair to Bara tang involves crossing through creeks and dense equatorial forest. This involves a creek journey in small boats. After getting down from the boat, trek through a small village to reach the caves and after lunch then proceed to maya bunder by road (130 km) overnight stay at maya bunder.

After breakfast proceed to Diglipur visit one of the best beaches Ross & smith island Witch is northern part of islands. A pair of beautiful islands connected together by a 50-metre-long sand bar. A twin island bridged by a Pristine white sandy beach what makes the perfect nature blessing a Swimming pool lagoon at one side and a snorkeling paradise on the other side. Here where the beauty blends with peace. After enjoying in the beaches return to the place of stay .Over night stay at Mayabunder or Rangat .

Early morning as per ferry timing, proceed to the Rangat bay Jetty to take the ferry to Havelock Island. Upon arrival proceed to the Radhanagar Beach, one of the most beautiful beach on the Islands. The beach has also been ranked 07th among the beaches of Asia by the TIME magazine. Return to Port Blair later in the afternoon, as per ferry timing Overnight stay at Port Blair.

After breakfast, take a drive to Water Sports Complex followed by 25 min in the boat. North bay Beach has vast coral reefs and the marine fauna is extremely rich .The flora is also extremely diverse, including among the largest remaining stretches of protected mangroves in India. It is otherwise uninhabited. Then Proceed to the Boat to visit the Administrative Capital Prior to Independence from where the British’s governed the entire A & N Islands-ROSS ISLAND, A destination for Nature Walk amidst friendly Deer’s& Peacocks .Smritika Museum, records the life of its political prisoners. The Island still houses the Commissioner’s Palace, the bakery, British Officer’s Club, a church and an old cemetery of the British officer’s on the Island though these buildings now lie in ruins. After lunch can visit

after breakfast will proceed for Mount Harriett, which was the summer headquarters during the British Raj. This place is ideal for a fascinating view of the nearby islands and the open sea. Mount Harriett is the highest point in the South Andaman. After lunch can visit Chidiya Tapu beach which is the southernmost point of the island &can view the sun set from the sun set point return to hotel Overnight stay at Port Blair.

Day-Drop at air port Return home with sweet memory.