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Welcome to Fly Yatra Holidays — your trusted travel partner in the Andaman Islands since 2015.
We know that planning an Andaman tour comes with many questions about weather, ferries, permits, water sports,
sightseeing and more. Our goal is to answer these clearly while delivering affordable and unforgettable
Andaman travel experiences.
On this page, we have listed some of the most frequently asked questions about Andaman tour packages,
how to reach Andaman, best time to visit, important places to see and practical tips to help you plan your trip better.
Explore our FAQ section below or reach out to us directly for personalized guidance.
At Fly Yatra Holidays, we are here to make your Andaman journey seamless and memorable from the very first query.
General FAQ's
Welcome to the Andaman Islands. Your convenience is our prime concern. Please read below to get answers to your
most frequent queries and prepare your trip to Andaman with these practical advice and tips.
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands, located in the southeast of the Indian mainland, float in the Bay of Bengal. These islands are covered with lush forests and exotic biodiversity.
Coordinates: 11.7401° N, 92.6586° E. The islands lie southeast of India, closer to Myanmar and Thailand in the Bay of Bengal.
You can reach Andaman by flight from major Indian cities to Port Blair or by passenger ships from Chennai, Kolkata and Visakhapatnam. The sea journey generally takes around 50–60 hours.
Indian nationals don’t need a passport to visit Andaman. Foreign nationals need a valid Indian visa and a Restricted Area Permit (RAP).
The climate is tropical, warm and humid throughout the year. October to May is considered the ideal time to visit for pleasant weather and good sea conditions.
You can travel via the Andaman Trunk Road (ATR) by road or use government and private ferries from Port Blair to Baratang, Rangat, Mayabunder and Diglipur.
The best time to visit Andaman is from October to May when the weather is pleasant and perfect for sightseeing and water sports.
Radhanagar Beach in Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) is considered one of the best beaches in Andaman, known for its white sand and turquoise waters.
Take a ferry or cruise from Port Blair to Havelock Island. From Havelock jetty, you can hire a cab, auto or two-wheeler to reach Radhanagar Beach.
You can buy pearls, coconut and wooden handicrafts, spices, local artworks and shell-based products from markets in Port Blair and other islands.
Yes, Andaman has extensive mangrove forests, especially in Baratang, Rangat, Mayabunder and parts of North Andaman.
Yes, Indian Rupee (INR) is the official and widely accepted currency across all the islands.
Yes, tribes like the Jarawa, Onge and Sentinelese are protected indigenous communities. It is strictly prohibited to meet, interact with or photograph them.
Scuba diving, snorkeling, sea walk, parasailing, banana boat rides, jet skiing and kayaking are popular water sports available at various islands.
Cellular Jail is generally closed on Mondays and certain public holidays. The Light and Sound Show operates on specific days in the evening, subject to schedules and weather conditions.
Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island (Ross Island) is usually open on all days except Wednesdays. Regular ferries operate from Aberdeen Jetty in Port Blair.
No, it is strictly prohibited under Indian law to photograph or interact with indigenous tribal people. This is to protect their privacy, safety and culture.
Yes, foreign nationals require a Restricted Area Permit (RAP) in addition to their Indian visa. RAP is usually issued on arrival at Port Blair or by designated Indian authorities.
All foreign tourists visiting the Andaman Islands must obtain a Restricted Area Permit (RAP). Indian nationals do not require RAP.
Ferries from Port Blair connect to both Swaraj Dweep (Havelock Island) and Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island). There are also inter-island ferries operating between Havelock and Neil.
In North and Middle Andaman, you can visit limestone caves, mud volcano, mangrove creeks, turtle nesting beaches, scenic viewpoints and experience local lifestyle and cuisine.
Special permissions are required. Barren Island can sometimes be visited via charter boats and scuba diving trips from Port Blair or Havelock. Narcondam Island is highly restricted and usually not open for regular tourism.
Yes, government-run guest houses are available in Port Blair and some other islands. Bookings are generally handled through official tourism or administration offices.
The Mud Volcano is located in Baratang Island. You can travel by road from Port Blair via Andaman Trunk Road, then take a short boat ride and walk a small trail to reach the site.
Key places include Cellular Jail, Corbyn’s Cove Beach, Samudrika Marine Museum, Chatham Saw Mill, Ross Island, North Bay, Anthropological Museum and various city viewpoints and markets.
Yes, taxis, autos, scooters, motorbikes and sometimes bicycles are available for hire from local vendors and service providers on the main islands.
You can plan and book your Andaman trip through Fly Yatra Holidays, including ferry bookings, tours, hotels and activities, along with other recognized travel portals.
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