The best time is October to May, with pleasant weather and calm seas, ideal for water activities. Avoid the monsoon season (June to September) due to heavy rains, rough seas, and potential travel disruptions, which can affect outdoor activities and ferry schedules.

Andaman offers scuba diving, snorkeling, sea walking, kayaking, jet skiing, parasailing, glass-bottom boat rides, trekking, and island hopping. Adventure lovers can explore stunning coral reefs, clear waters, and lush forests while experiencing thrilling water sports or relaxing on the beautiful white sand beaches of Havelock, Neil, and other islands.

Bali is generally cheaper due to a wider range of budget accommodations and food options. Andaman can be costlier due to limited accessibility and higher costs of goods and travel. However, Indian travelers may find Andaman more economical as it avoids international airfare and visa expenses.

The fastest way is by flight from Chennai, Kolkata, or Bangalore to Port Blair. Ships operate from Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam but take 3-4 days. Flights are more convenient, while ships are for budget travelers or those looking for a unique sea journey experience.

Yes! Travel off-season for cheaper rates, stay in budget hotels, use public ferries instead of private cruises, and eat at local restaurants instead of resorts. Opt for group tours and pre-book activities to save costs while still enjoying Andaman’s beauty and adventure.

Do -Respect marine life, use eco-friendly products, and follow safety guidelines.
don'ts - Avoid touching corals, littering beaches, or entering tribal areas (restricted).
Always listen to local authorities, avoid plastic waste, and ensure you follow responsible tourism practices while exploring the islands.

Pack light cotton clothes, sunscreen, sunglasses, a waterproof phone case, swimwear, quick-dry towels, comfortable footwear, medications, and cash (limited ATMs). Carry an underwater camera for marine adventures, insect repellent, and ID proofs for permits or hotel check-ins.

No, Indian citizens don’t need a passport to visit Andaman as it is part of India. However, foreign nationals need a permit, usually available on arrival. Indian travelers should carry a valid government ID (Aadhaar, PAN, Voter ID, or Driving License) for verification.

Visit Baratang Island (limestone caves, mud volcano), Ross & Smith Islands (twin islands with a sandbar), Little Andaman (waterfalls, surfing spots), and Cinque Island (untouched coral reefs). These hidden gems provide offbeat experiences away from the usual tourist trails.

Most trips last 4-7 days, covering Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island. An extended 8-10 day itinerary includes Baratang, Diglipur, and Cinque Island for a more immersive experience. Customizable packages allow flexibility based on interests like adventure, honeymoon, or relaxation.