Local people warned us about the sea creatures. There are no boards though.

No there are no charges for visit the sea beach. On the contrary u can take some mat n ly down under sone kind of mangrove trees whole day,take sun bath,carry some food ,njoy the painting on the beach by the spiders present in sea beach.its mesmerising.njoy every bit of it.

Hello! You can stay in Sinclair or Hotel Mainak in Port Blair, Barefoot resort in Havelock and Hotel Amulya in Neil Island. If you need any help in planning your itinerary, you can get in touch +91 74100-15941

90 minutes by makruz 2 hours by Greenline . There are about 2/4 ferries depending upon weather conditions

I had booked a package with Sinclair Hotel group which included our stay in Port Blair for 03 nights (including breakfast+ lunch or dinner) and two nights in Havelock Island. Sight seeing including North Bay Island and cruise (Macruz) was included. The food in both the hotels was perfect so we did not have to look for food outside. But to try food outside we did go to a sought Indian restaurant for pure veg food, which was equally delicious.

Elephant beach can be accessed via ferry or trekking.either way it takes time and I think it better if u keep it for day 3.enjoy kala patthar and Radha nagar on day 2. Can add on scuba diving also. Hope this helps.

Hi ! So I am sharing the itinerary which we had followed when we were in Andaman. We had visited Port Blair + Havelock & Bartang Island. Day 1 : Reached Port Blair in the morning and took a ferry for Havelock Island. Relaxed for the day. Day 2 : Visited Kalapathhar Beach in the day time & Radha Nagar Beach in the evening Day 3 : Went for Scuba Diving & came back to Port Blair Day 4 : Explore Wandoor Beach & it's nearby areas Day 5 : Day Tour for Port Blair + Light Show in the evening at Cellular Jail Day 6 : Visit to Lime stone Caves near Bartang Island Day 7 : Departure from Pot Blair You can also check out some of my blogs on Andamans on Tripoto : The Rovers Trail You can also find some amazing Andaman Pictures at our facebook page - The rovers Trail

I saw the guy taking photos - looked like he had good equipment- I assume he was a pro. Don’t know how much he charged though.