03 NIGHT 04 DAYS

Upon your arrival in Port Blair, you will be warmly welcomed by our representative who will
assist you in transferring to your hotel for relaxation and refreshment. After having lunch,
your itinerary for the day includes visiting the following destinations:
Cellular Jail: Begin your exploration with a visit to the historic Cellular Jail, also known as
Kalapani. This colonial-era prison played a significant role in India’s struggle for
independence. Discover the poignant history of the freedom fighters who were incarcerated
here through informative exhibits and displays. Take a guided tour to learn about the
hardships endured by the prisoners and gain insights into India’s struggle for independence..
Corbyn’s Cove Beach: After the Cellular Jail visit, head to Corbyn’s Cove Beach, a
picturesque destination known for its serene ambiance and tranquil waters. Enjoy the soft
sandy beach, take a leisurely stroll along the shore, or simply relax under the shade of
swaying palm trees. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can indulge in water sports activities
like jet skiing or banana boat rides.

Light & Sound Show: In the evening, immerse yourself in a mesmerizing Light & Sound
Show at the Cellular Jail. The show narrates the history of the Indian freedom struggle,

highlighting the sacrifices and struggles of the freedom fighters who were imprisoned there.
The combination of the dramatic lighting and powerful narration creates an unforgettable
experience, bringing history to life.

After a fulfilling breakfast, we will embark on a journey from Port Blair to Havelock Island,
known for its natural beauty and pristine beaches. 
Kalapathar : After breakfast, we will take you to Kala Pathar Beach, one of the most
beautiful beaches on Havelock Island. The beach boasts of turquoise coloured waters and
dazzling silver sand, and is famous for its coastline adorned with black rocks. The open blue
sea, surrounded by lush greenery of tropical trees, offers a breathtaking sight from the sandy
shores of the beach. The beach also offers mesmerizing views of both sunrise and sunset,
making your visit an unforgettable experience. As car itineraries usually do not include an
extended stop here, make sure to keep a lookout while passing by this attraction.

Radha Nagar Beach : Later in the day, we will proceed to the renowned Radhanagar Beach,
also known as Beach No. 7. Prepare to be enchanted by the breathtaking scenery and tranquil
ambiance of this exquisite beach. Sink your toes into the soft white sands, take a refreshing
swim in the azure waters, or simply relax and soak up the sun while relishing the stunning
ocean views.
As the day comes to a close, we will return to our accommodations on Havelock Island,
where you can unwind and reminisce about the unforgettable experiences of the day. Rest
well, knowing that more adventures await in this tropical paradise.
Note: All hotels on Havelock have an early morning check out time and late checkout is
provided at the discretion of the hotel management.

After Breakfast visit following places:Marine Museum in Port Blair is a must-visit attraction for marine life enthusiasts.
The museum houses an impressive collection of over 350 varieties of marine life,
including clownfish, clam shells (whose sale is banned), a variety of corals, and a
complete skeleton of a blue whale. The museum offers visitors an opportunity to
learn about the marine biodiversity of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands and its
conservation efforts. The museum is open every day, except Mondays and national
holidays, from 9 am to 12 pm and 2 pm to 5 pm. With its informative exhibits and
impressive collection, the Samudrika Marine Museum is a great place to learn and
appreciate the diverse marine life of the region.
Anthropological Museum: The Anthropological Museum is a must-visit for those
interested in the cultural and social history of Andaman and Nicobar. It showcases
the lifestyle, traditions, and artifacts of the indigenous tribes, including the Jarawas,
Shompens, Onges, Nicobarese, and Sentinelese. The museum features sculptures,
murals, photographs, and other exhibits that provide insights into the lives of these
tribes. The museum is open from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm from
Tuesday to Sunday. Anyone interested in art and history should include this museum
on their Port Blair sightseeing list.

Chatham saw mill (forest museum): The Chatham Saw Mill is Asia’s oldest
sawmill located on a small island and connected to Port Blair by a bridge. The mill is
accompanied by a forest department museum that showcases the region’s forest
activities through scale models and displays of decorative pieces made from various
woods such as Padauk, Marble, Peauma, Gurjan, and Satin Wood. The museum is
a must-visit for those interested in forestry and the history of the region’s lumber
industry.
Jogger’s Park: Jogger’s Park is a popular destination in Port Blair known for its
cleanliness, beautiful views, and unique feature of providing a clear view of the
nearby airport runway. The park is situated on a hill, offering visitors the chance to
connect with nature and enjoy the breathtaking vistas of the ocean, Ross Island, and
North Bay Island.
The park is a great spot for joggers, walkers, and those who enjoy outdoor activities.
It’s also an excellent location for plane enthusiasts, as the clear view of the airport
runway provides a rare opportunity to see planes taking off and landing up close.

Flag Point: Flag Point in Port Blair holds great historical significance as it is the
place where Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose hoisted the Indian Tricolour on Indian
soil for the first time on 30th December 1943. This event took place during the
occupation of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands by the Japanese imperial forces in
World War II. Netaji was accompanied by officials of Azad Hind Fauj and the
provisional government of Azad Hind during the hoisting of the flag. The Japanese
had declared that the islands would be transferred to the provisional Government,
Azad Hind, and Netaji, as the Supreme Commander of Azad Hind Fauj and head of
the state of the provisional government, took the opportunity to assert India’s
independence. Today, a 150-feet high flag mast stands at the same spot where
Netaji unfurled the Tricolor, and it was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
on the 75th anniversary of this historic event.

Chidiyatapu (Sunset View Point): After your meal, get ready to explore
Chidiyatapu, a pristine beach located 40 km away from the city center. This beach is
known for its incredible sunset views, and you will have the opportunity to witness
one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. Relax on the pure white sands and
listen to the humming of birds while watching the gentle blue waves.
The lush green mangroves and sandy beaches of Chidiyatapu invite you for a day of
recreation. The variety of birds, including the emerald dove, red-breasted parakeets,
and drongos, make it a photographer’s delight. Watch the sunset from the forest
guest house, with the orange sun reflecting off the many isolated islands in view.
After an unforgettable day at Chidiyatapu, return to your hotel for a comfortable
overnight stay in Port Blair.

After enjoying breakfast, it will be time to check out from your hotel. Our team will
then escort you to the airport, so you can return home with wonderful memories of
your ultimate holiday to cheris