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4 Nights / 5 Days
Daily Tour
4 people
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The Andaman Islands are India’s most precious natural treasure — and for couples who want something more intimate and extraordinary than a typical beach holiday, they offer an experience that is almost incomparable. Our Andaman Honeymoon Package — 4 Nights 5 Days — is crafted around the rare combination of natural wonder and complete privacy that only the Andamans can provide.
Stay in premium beachside cottages on Havelock Island — arguably the most beautiful island in India — with the sound of the Andaman Sea as your constant companion. Dive together into an underwater world of extraordinary coral, sea turtles, and reef sharks. Snorkel at a private reef site with just the two of you and your guide. And when evening comes — experience the Andamans’ most magical secret: sea kayaking through bioluminescent water, where every stroke of your paddle erupts in neon blue light as millions of glowing marine organisms respond to your movement through the dark.
Private candlelit beach dinner. Sunrise yoga on the deck. A beach spa with ocean sounds. And a stretch of white sand that feels like it was placed there just for you. This is an Andaman honeymoon — and it’s unlike anything else in India.
Arrive at Port Blair Airport and transfer to the jetty for your ferry to Havelock Island (2 hrs). Step off the ferry into a different world — no traffic signals, no crowds, no noise beyond the sea. Your beach cottage is ready with a flower welcome setup, a fruit basket, and the sound of the Andaman Sea a few metres from your door. Spend the afternoon on the beach. Dinner at the resort or a beachside restaurant. Overnight in Havelock.
Begin the day with your private couple's scuba diving session at one of Havelock's premier dive sites — Lighthouse Reef, Johnny's Gorge, or Mac Point — depending on sea conditions. Your dive instructor guides you through the underwater world: coral gardens, sea turtles, reef sharks, lion fish, and moray eels in water of extraordinary clarity. Afternoon: Radhanagar Beach — Asia's finest beach. Find your own stretch of sand, swim in the turquoise water, and watch one of the Andamans' magnificent sunsets in silence together. Overnight in Havelock.
Morning private snorkelling boat charter to Elephant Beach or a quieter reef site — just the two of you and your guide, with the Andaman Sea's underwater world entirely at your disposal. Afternoon at leisure — beach, hammock, spa session with the sound of the sea. In the evening, embark on a magical bioluminescent sea kayaking experience (seasonal: November–April) — paddle through dark water that erupts in neon blue light with every stroke of your paddle as millions of marine organisms light up around your boat. One of the rarest and most ethereal experiences in all of India. Private candlelit beach dinner. Overnight in Havelock.
Morning ferry to Neil Island (1 hr). Check in to your beachside room and spend the day at the island's own pace — bicycle to Laxmanpur Beach to see the stunning natural rock arch (Howrah Bridge) at low tide, glass-bottom boat ride over Neil's extraordinary reef, and an evening walk along the deserted Bharatpur Beach. Simple, intimate, unhurried. Overnight in Neil Island.
Morning ferry back to Port Blair (2 hrs). Transfer to Veer Savarkar Airport for your flight home. The Andamans do something unusual — they slow your heartbeat, clear your mind, and make you realise how much beauty is still preserved in this world. Come back when you need to remember that again.
Bioluminescent plankton (sea sparkle / Noctiluca scintillans) is most visible in the Andamans from November to April when water conditions are calmest. The phenomenon requires new moon or dark skies to appreciate fully. It is not guaranteed as it is a natural occurrence, but Havelock Island is one of India's best locations to experience it.
Yes. Scuba diving for first-timers is conducted in a shallow, controlled environment with a certified instructor — non-swimmers can participate. Glass-bottom boat rides allow non-swimmers to experience the coral reef without entering the water. Snorkelling requires basic comfort in the water; life jackets are provided. We can substitute any activity for beach leisure or nature walks.
