One Day Port Blair Sightseeing Package

Cellular Jail

Cellular Jail in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, India are a grim reminder of British rule in the Indian subcontinent. This very cruel and exhausting colonial prison, located in a remote archipelago, was used by the British to hold political prisoners, especially in India. Also known as Kala Pani (Kala means death or time in Sanskrit, and pani means water), this secluded mainland prison has witnessed the most brutal punishments for its prisoners. India's struggle for independence imprisoned inevitable freedom fighters such as Batukeshwar Dutt and Veer Savarkar in this prison. The prison is now open to the public as a national monument, and the museum provides insight into India's struggle for freedom. Visit the Cellular Jail to get up close and personal with the important and ancient architecture of this famous landmark. Take the opportunity to learn about the historical significance of the infamous Mobile Prison, a pioneering prison used by the British to hold political prisoners in the remote archipelago. Experience an unforgettable evening at the prison's light and sound show and learn more about the plight of the Indian independence fighters.

Corbyn's Cove Beach

Corbyn's Cove Beach - Four miles from the city of Port Blair, this coconut-fringed beach is perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Amenities such as hotels, restaurants, bars, changing rooms and adventure water sports are available. On the way to this beach, you can see historical artefacts such as Japanese bunkers. Snake Island, located right in front of the beach, is popular with diving enthusiasts.

Ross Island

Ross Island, named after Captain Daniel Ross, was renamed Netaji Shubash Chandra Bose Dweep by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2018.
Ross Island is a beautiful tourist destination in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This is a great place to visit if you want to spend a day wandering around its historical significance for hours. Ross Island was the center of the British colony and now contains the remains of buildings dating back to the British era. The island's centuries-old trees with wild vines, roots and trunks have taken over important landmarks such as the officers' headquarters and abandoned British-era churches. In addition, on Ross Island, you should definitely visit the High Commissioner's House, the Cathedral and the British Cemetery. Visit the island today for a state-of-the-art light and sound show commissioned by the Ministry of Tourism to bring the spirit of the past to life. However, if you are on Ross Island, you will have great views of the nearby islands and the chance to see many wildlife including peacocks, deer and ducks.

North Bay

Adventurous water sports to captivating coral reefs to beautiful scenery, North Bay Island has it all that makes it a popular travel destination. Whether you are a nature lover, a water sports enthusiast or a beach lover, this island has something for everyone. Spend the day enjoying the amazing water sports in the Andaman Islands such as jet skiing, scuba diving and snorkelling, or simply enjoy the enchanting beaches.

Wandoor Beach

Wandoor Beach is one of the must-see places in the Andaman-Nicobar Islands. Located at the entrance to the Mahatma Gandhi National Marine Park, it is famous for its clear waters, beautiful scenery and serene atmosphere. The clear blue waters of the beach are perfect for swimming and sunbathing, with great views of dry trees and fishing boats on the shore. Trees that fell during the 2006 tsunami add to the beauty of the beach.

ChidiyaTapu Beach

Chidiyatapu is a beach 25 km from Port Blair. It is a popular place among tourists to watch the sunset. Mundapahad beach next to Chidiyatapu is perfect for picnics, great photoshoots and Trekking. Birdwatchers can spot many bird species endemic to the area.

Jolly Buoy

The islands of the Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park offer stunning views of coral and marine life underwater. It is the ideal place for snorkeling, swimming in the sea and sunbathing on the sunny beach. To get to Jolly Buoy Island, you need to head to Wandoor Beach in the Mahatma Gandhi National Park. Wandoor Beach is 30 km from Port Blair.
The water in Jolly Buoy Beach is so shallow and clear that you can clearly see the bottom of the ocean and all its inhabitants. Sometimes at low tide, the water becomes so shallow that the corals almost come out of the water, limiting snorkeling at this time. But you don't need to worry about that. There are many charter boats on the island that will take you deeper into the waters for an unforgettable experience.

Red Skin Island

Redskin Island is one of the 15 lost islands in the Mahatma Gandhi National Park. The park is located 30 km from the capital Port Blair, on the southwestern coast of the archipelago. To travel to the island, you must obtain permission from the Forest Service the day before the scheduled visit. The island is closed on Mondays and tourists are only available from May to October. On average, the island is open for six months of the year, during which any kind of habitation is strictly prohibited. Redskin Island is a day trip, so there are plenty of activities for visitors to enjoy.

Mount Hariet

The park is named after the second wife of Robert Christopher Tytler, Mrs. Harriet S. Tytler. Mount Harriet National Park has officially changed its name to Mount Manipur National Park. Notable animal species in the park are Andaman Wild Pigs, Saltwater Crocodiles, Sea Turtles and Robber Crabs. The park is also a popular spot for Butterflies. The photo on the back of the ₹ 20 note was taken in a park.