6 Nights - 7 Days Baratang - Relaxing Family Tour

Beautiful beaches, coral reefs, and fantastic snorkeling and scuba diving opportunities can all be found in Swaraj Dweep. The closest island to Port Blair, which is only 54 kilometres away, is the most visited island in the Andamans. also include the group of tiny islands known as Ritchie’s Archipelago. Take a private boat to Swaraj Dweep after a hearty breakfast for a mesmerizing trip through the sea. In the afternoon, go to Radhanagar Beach No. 7, which is regarded as one of Asia’s top beaches. See the magnificent Radhangar Beach, which is covered in golden sand. spending the night in Swaraj Dweep .

This site is perfect for both leisure trips and water activities. Moreover, if you wish to take part in enjoyable activities Water sports like kayaking, diving, snorkeling, swimming, and bird watching are available at this beach. One of the best reefs in Swaraj Dweep is found near Elephant Beach, and the best part is that it begins at a depth of less than a metre.
After a delicious breakfast, you can take a quick 30-minute speedboat ride from Elephant Beach to the harbor and explore it. a breathtaking view of rotting trees, gorgeous reefs, and unusual fauna. Here, one can participate in water sports including sea walking, jet skiing, parasailing, and snorkeling. Travel to Shaheed Dweep in the late afternoon and spend the night there.

The Andaman Islands’ Shaheed Dweep, a picture-perfect, serene, white-sand beach known for its coral reef, lies 26 kilometres from Port Blair. Another attraction is the emerald-green flora and fish. Set out for the island’s wonderful sightseeing after a delicious breakfast. Visit Bharatpur’s beach and partake in various water sports. From Laxmanpiur beach, admire the magnificent sunset. Later, visit Natural Coral Bridge to snap some great pictures. Cruise back to Port Blair and savour the beauty of the island. Continue to sleep in Port Blair

You’ll be transported to the Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex after breakfast to catch the ferry to Ross Island and North Bay. Ross Island, also known as “The Paris of the East,” functioned as Port Blair’s administrative center. The island is a fantastic location for nature hikes where you may view exotic animals like peacocks and deer. Coral reefs, a wide variety of beautiful colorful fish species, and chances for water sports are all well-known features of North Bay, also referred to as “The Gateway to Port Blair.” catches you off guard North Bay is the perfect place for underwater sea walks, glass-bottom boat rides, scuba diving, and snorkeling. Later in the evening, go back to the hotel in Port Blair

You will depart in the early morning in direction of the Baratang Islands before sunrise. The distance between Port Blair and the other city is about 110 kilometres, and ATR Road connects them (Andaman Trunk Road or the State Highway). Convoys will take you through the beautiful forests of the Jarawas Tribe Reserve to Nilambur Jetty (Middle Strait), where you may board a boat for the 15-minute ride to Baratang Island. On either side of Baratang Island, dense mangrove creeks are followed by a deep tropical forest. Small boats known as “Dongis” will be utilised to transport you inside the Lime Stone Cave at this location. It is likely that the journey will enthral you as it leads you beneath the dense mangrove plantation forest. The “Jalki” Mud Volcanoes, as they are known locally, will be the next stop. On rare occasions, these volcanoes erupt and release tiny mud fountains. Driving on the ATR Road via the Jarawas Tribe Reserve, you will return by the same path (Andaman Trunk Road or the State Highway).

Early check-out from the hotel, followed by the completion of the tour and transportation to Veer Savarkar International Airport. Leave a plethora of enjoyable memories behind.