Top Things to do in South Andaman Island
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The 10 Best Budget-friendly Things to do in South Andaman Island, Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Discover the best top things to do in South Andaman Island, India including Lacadives, Andaman Tour Planner, Pristine Andaman, Cellular Jail, Ross Island, Jolly Buoy Island, Murugan Temple, Experience Andamans, Kalapani Museum, Mount Harriet National Park.
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1. Lacadives
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5.0 based on 109 reviews
Lacadives brings 20 years of SCUBA diving expertise and passion to your doorstep. Led by a team of experienced, professional dive instructors and dive masters, Lacadives has trained over five thousand divers and hosted thousands of certified divers from across the globe. We also offer confined water and theory sessions in selected swimming pools in Mumbai, and conduct staff-accompanied liveaboard trips to dive destinations around the world.
2. Andaman Tour Planner
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5.0 based on 25 reviews
Andaman Tour Planner customizes the most amazing experiences for travellers and we make it possible for everyone to get that lovely experience in Andaman. We are providing best tour packages from last many years we are the best travel company in Andaman and Nicobar islands.Our Guests are very happy and satisfied with our best services.
3. Pristine Andaman
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5.0 based on 39 reviews
We are only authorised in-house travel agent of Hotel Keys Aqua Green & only empaneled travel agent of ANIIDCO( Megapode, Hornbill & Dolphin Resort) of Port Blair. A Logistic partner of State Transport Service, Art & Culture of Andaman.
4. Cellular Jail
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4.5 based on 3,354 reviews
Built between 1896 and 1908, this jail was home to hundreds of freedom fighters.
Reviewed By saketmohan - Bengaluru, India
Amazing and informative.The sound and light show is very nice.It is very informative and lighting and commentary very interesting.Its a must visiit
5. Ross Island
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4.5 based on 1,772 reviews
Reviewed By AryaaaaaZ
It was a thrilling experience seeing the ruins of the island and how beautifully nature has taken charge. The highlight was the Guide Ms. Anuradha Rao who is a 4th gen Ross island inhabitant and truly a pleasure to listen to. The deer, peacocks, squirrels and rabbits followed her as she has taken care of them.
6. Jolly Buoy Island
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4.5 based on 731 reviews
Reviewed By bachani420 - Ajmer, India
It's a wonder on earth n thanks to the status of wildlife park, its preserved in most natural conditions Jolly buoy is 30 min drive from port Blair and overall half day visit. You take boat from wandoor jetty to jolly buoy island They have glass bottom boats at the island to give u a tour of corals, fishes in their natural habitat. The variety of coral types is mesmerizing n if u are lucky, u can spot octopus n Andaman turtles(very large) with star fish, sea cucumber n scores of other fishes. Infact water is so transparent That u can see fishes swimming On the beach, u can swim in crystal clear water. It's a litter free zone n non commercial so u have to carry sm food Other places in Andaman ar north bay, Havelock n elephanta, corals are bleached due to human activities, so only place to see thriving marine n coral life is Jolly buoy
7. Murugan Temple
8. Experience Andamans
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4.5 based on 706 reviews
We are Experience Andamans - the islands best experiences, a way of life. We're much more than tours and excursions - we take you beyond the resort and into the heart of the islands where setting sail, grabbing the reins, exploring lush peaks and tasting rich flavors are the experiences that become lasting memories. At Experience Andamans, we offer travellers best Andaman experiences, bringing together and certifying the premier excursions that showcase the culture, beauty and natural resources of Andaman archipelago : Port Blair, Havelock Island, Neil Island, Diglipur, Rangat, Barren Island and Cinque Island. That's not all though, we also offer dynamic and adventurous excursions to cruise passengers the Islands. All of our tours have been hand-picked and each and every one of our tours has gone through a comprehensive selection process that includes an assessment of safety standards and procedures, guest satisfaction ratings, training, and commitment to sustainable tourism protection.
9. Kalapani Museum
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4.5 based on 42 reviews
Kalapani is a 1st of its kind history museum.that takes one on a journey across the black waters through the first settlement of andamans, mutiny of 1857, panel settlement starting from early history, hostile Aborigines, construction of cellular jail, Japanese occupation, reoccupation by British to freedom all these are depicted through archival Photographs dioramas antiquities documentaries
Reviewed By manjunathvs - Bengaluru, India
It is a museum which houses rare photographs about pre Independence history , especially how British army build jails and deported Indian freedom fighters for capital punishment in Andaman. The photographs are well maintained and history of Andaman and Nicobar is displayed in the museum
10. Mount Harriet National Park
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4.0 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By Aryan2007 - Mumbai, India
Mount Harriet National Park has the third highest peak in Andaman islands. The place has several species of local flora and fauna. The view of the surrounding islands from here is stunning. Its a lovely place for trekking as well. Only thing one has to be careful is that there are a lot of leeches especially after the rains. The park is well known for species like Andaman wild pigs which is an endangered species, saltwater crocodiles, turtles and robber crabs. The park is also a butterfly lovers paradise. On our way up to the Mount Harriet we stopped at a place from where we saw the North island bay and the light house. This spot is special because this is the place from where the picture was clicked which features on the back of India's Rupees Twenty currency note ! Would like to thank our driver for letting us know. The park is named in commemoration of Harriet Tytler, the second wife of Robert Christopher Tytler who was a British army officer, an administrator, naturalist and photographer and was appointed Superintendent of the Convict Settlement at Port Blair in the Andamans from April 1862 to February 1864. Harriet is remembered for her work in documenting the monuments of Delhi and for her notes at the time of the Revolt of 1857 in India. Must visit location.
