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Durations: 06 Nights
/ 07 Days
Day One
Pay homage to the martyrs. Visit the Cellular Jail and museum. A close look at the Death House and the instruments of torture brings alive India’s freedom struggle and the contribution of those listed on the jail walls (2 hours).
Familiarise yourself with the town. Visit the emporia and the little shops. Browse around and get a feel of Port Blair (2 hours).
Swim at Corbyn’s Cove or one of the other safe beaches. But first check on undercurrents and tide timings from your hotel. This is important. Make reservations for day two.
Day Two
Visit Jolly Buoy or Cinque. Swim, snorkel and visit the underwater world (ful day).
Day Three
Ross Island—walk through the ruins of British architecture. See if you can identify the buildings most of them are labelled now. Relive the glory of early 20th century colonial life. You can swim or make friends with the deer. The island is 200 acres and a ferry from Phoenix Bay, gets you there in a few minutes. Early morning Ross is a bird-watcher’s paradise.
Go on to Viper Island and see the dungeons and a natural ‘ampitheatre, where you can hear your voice echo and marvel at the acoustics. Take a picnic lunch (full day).
Day Four
Visit Havelock Island by helicopter. It is unspoilt and beautiful. If you are lucky and get a permit, a visit to the home of the Onges in Dugong Creek is a must. Stay overnight at Havelock—it takes you back a hundred years to camp life and pristine beauty.
Day Five
Back to Port Blair. Save this day to continue your study of the island’s flora and fauna at Chiriya Tapu or Wandoor.
In the evening buy souvenirs at Aberdeen Bazaar in one of the shops you have discovered.
Day Six
Visit the Sippighat Farm-80 acres with a wealth of exotic flora and fauna (2 hours).
The Chatham Saw Mills are interesting and among the oldest in Asia. Here there are rare samples of tropical timber—like paduk and the marble and satin woods (1 hour). Two museums and a zoo. The Anthropological Museum, Marine Museum and Mini Zoo. See a panorama of the life of the paleolithic islanders, a display of marine life with sea crocodiles, dolphins, barracuda and pearl oysters. (2 hour).
Afternoon at the beach. Round it off with a harbour cruise that takes you round the South Andaman Island and gives you a bird’s eye view of mangroves, rain forests and other delights of this, living museum (3 hours).
Day Seven
Repeat what you loved most or try a new spot. Commune with the birds and flowers—visit the sea to swim and dive. Take a walk so that the feel of the islands seeps in to last you till your next interlude. Say farewell to the people. Prepare to go back to ‘civilsation’ and away from this ‘never-never land’.
Every evening in Port Blair should be spent tasting its sea food—lobsters, shrimps and a variety of fish. Drink as much as you can of dhap or fresh coconut water and try tropical fruit; papayas, pineapples, sapota and a variety of bananas.
To be one with the Andamans, hear tales of its history and the deeds of its earlier ‘conquerors’ from the ‘locals’ An old waiter in a restaurant may well have been a convict who opted to stay on in the islands when the prisoners were set free in 1947. Late into the night he may give vent to pent up emotions, his tongue, and take you back through the last 50-60 years of island history. To really understand the islands learn through its people and books written by those who loved them.
Day One
Pay homage to the martyrs. Visit the Cellular Jail and museum. A close look at the Death House and the instruments of torture brings alive India’s freedom struggle and the contribution of those listed on the jail walls (2 hours).
Familiarise yourself with the town. Visit the emporia and the little shops. Browse around and get a feel of Port Blair (2 hours).
Swim at Corbyn’s Cove or one of the other safe beaches. But first check on undercurrents and tide timings from your hotel. This is important. Make reservations for day two.
Day Two
Visit Jolly Buoy or Cinque. Swim, snorkel and visit the underwater world (ful day).
Day Three
Ross Island—walk through the ruins of British architecture. See if you can identify the buildings most of them are labelled now. Relive the glory of early 20th century colonial life. You can swim or make friends with the deer. The island is 200 acres and a ferry from Phoenix Bay, gets you there in a few minutes. Early morning Ross is a bird-watcher’s paradise.
Go on to Viper Island and see the dungeons and a natural ‘ampitheatre, where you can hear your voice echo and marvel at the acoustics. Take a picnic lunch (full day).
Day Four
Visit Havelock Island by helicopter. It is unspoilt and beautiful. If you are lucky and get a permit, a visit to the home of the Onges in Dugong Creek is a must. Stay overnight at Havelock—it takes you back a hundred years to camp life and pristine beauty.
Day Five
Back to Port Blair. Save this day to continue your study of the island’s flora and fauna at Chiriya Tapu or Wandoor.
In the evening buy souvenirs at Aberdeen Bazaar in one of the shops you have discovered.
Day Six
Visit the Sippighat Farm-80 acres with a wealth of exotic flora and fauna (2 hours).
The Chatham Saw Mills are interesting and among the oldest in Asia. Here there are rare samples of tropical timber—like paduk and the marble and satin woods (1 hour). Two museums and a zoo. The Anthropological Museum, Marine Museum and Mini Zoo. See a panorama of the life of the paleolithic islanders, a display of marine life with sea crocodiles, dolphins, barracuda and pearl oysters. (2 hour).
Afternoon at the beach. Round it off with a harbour cruise that takes you round the South Andaman Island and gives you a bird’s eye view of mangroves, rain forests and other delights of this, living museum (3 hours).
Day Seven
Repeat what you loved most or try a new spot. Commune with the birds and flowers—visit the sea to swim and dive. Take a walk so that the feel of the islands seeps in to last you till your next interlude. Say farewell to the people. Prepare to go back to ‘civilsation’ and away from this ‘never-never land’.
Every evening in Port Blair should be spent tasting its sea food—lobsters, shrimps and a variety of fish. Drink as much as you can of dhap or fresh coconut water and try tropical fruit; papayas, pineapples, sapota and a variety of bananas.
To be one with the Andamans, hear tales of its history and the deeds of its earlier ‘conquerors’ from the ‘locals’ An old waiter in a restaurant may well have been a convict who opted to stay on in the islands when the prisoners were set free in 1947. Late into the night he may give vent to pent up emotions, his tongue, and take you back through the last 50-60 years of island history. To really understand the islands learn through its people and books written by those who loved them.
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