6-Day Andaman Island Hopping

October to May. Seas are calm, visibility for diving is at its best between December and April. The monsoon from June to September brings rough crossings and frequent ferry cancellations, which is why we do not sell fixed itineraries then.

Accommodation, daily breakfast, all transfers and sightseeing by private vehicle, driver allowance, tolls and parking. Airfare and meals not listed in the itinerary are extra.

Indian nationals need no permit for Port Blair, Havelock or Neil. Baratang and a few other areas need a day permit, which we arrange. Foreign nationals get a Restricted Area Permit on arrival.

Yes. Tell our team what you would like changed when you enquire and we will quote the revised trip — extra nights, upgraded hotels or added activities are all possible.

Yes. A Discover Scuba dive takes you to about 12 metres with an instructor holding you throughout, no certification needed. You should be able to swim and have no heart, lung or sinus condition.

Pay online through the website and you will receive a confirmation, the full itinerary and your invoice by email straight away. Our operations team then calls you to finalise the details.

It happens, mostly in rough weather. We rebook you on the next sailing, adjust the hotel nights, and refund anything the delay makes you miss. Do not book a same-day onward flight out of Port Blair for this reason.

Once our operations team confirms your hotels and transport, vouchers are emailed to you — usually within 48 hours of booking.

Port Blair is fine. Havelock and Neil have working but slow data. Baratang and North Andaman are patchy. Resort wifi exists but should not be relied on for work.

Most of our trips are. Tell us the ages when you enquire and we will flag anything on the itinerary that involves a long trek or high altitude, and suggest alternatives.