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Guided outdoor adventure tours in Andaman

Great Outdoor Adventure

Andaman’s Beaches, forests, historical structures and the Islands offer the opportunity to indulge in a vast range of outdoor pursuits.

Discover Andaman

Trucking

A long trail with a little bit of history.

Camping

A beautiful campground with a unique history.

Snorkeling

Things to bring along on your adventure.

Water Sports

Having fun water activities.

488 square miles

Explore Andaman

Andaman and Nicobar have rich history dating back since 800 BC. These Islands are one of the famous Islands in the world and they have the best beaches in India. This must visit destination is a good place for vacationing but let us learn a thing or two about this paradise. The indigenous population called Andamanese and Nicobarese inhabit these Islands.

The Islands of Andaman and Nicobar have five indigenous tribes that are still living in these parts like Jharwas (Jarawas), Onges, The Great Andamanese, Shompens, Sentenelese. The common languages they spoke were Onge, Andamanese, Sentinelese, Jarawa and Nicobarese. In addition to the tribal’s of the Island, it was believed that the Andaman Islands were descendants of African slaves that arrived in this Island after a shipwreck while being carried on board on a Portuguese ship, however, most of the anthropologist’s sum-up with the fact that they are not Negros but Negritos. For years, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have seen many faces from India’s First War of Independence that took place in the year 1857 to the Japanese Invasion during the 2nd World War. But with the coming of Indian Independence in the year 1947, these islands Andaman and Nicobar were united with the Indian mainstream. Today, you will find, its past relics, artefacts and ruins around the Island, in the museum of Cellular Jail in Andaman. For ages, the Andamans have been nicknamed as Kala Paani because of its cellular Jail. Earlier, Andaman used to be a prison central to take away the prisoners far from the mainland. Today, this Cellular Jail sources as a prime attraction for tourists.

572 Islands

Andaman Geography & Climate

Andaman and Nicobar Islands have the longest coastline which stretches to approximately 2000 km. The Islands were declared as a Union territory in the year 1956 and these Islands have total islands of 572 out of which 32 are inhabited. The islands of Andaman and Nicobar have a tropical climate which is generally humid and warm. In these Islands, there is no wrath of extreme summer or freezing winter the Islands of Andaman and Nicobar experiences balmy climate throughout the year. Although the months between November to February are the most preferred season to visit these Islands, you can rejuvenate in fun water activities like boating, swimming, snorkelling, sea walking, parasailing and many more. If you love nature, the months from May to December is best for bird watching and sightseeing. The normal rainfall at the Andaman Islands are around 3000 mm, minimum temperature stays at 23.2° C and maximum at 31° C with relative Humidity at 80 %.

Forest

86%

Habitat

10%

Humidity

76%

20 beautiful beaches

Andaman Beaches

Andaman is blessed with swinging palm-lined trees, its soothing soft white sandy beaches, beautiful mangroves and alluring tropical rainforests. Andaman is an ideal destination for beach tourism in India that can ease stress and you can spend a detachable time in the many tranquil and unspoiled places around. The beaches in Andaman are an ideal holiday destinations for those who are tired of the ongoing and nerve-racking bustles of city life. And you can lounge on the many beaches of Andaman Island like Radhanagar Beach – Havelock Island, Ross and Smith Island Beach, Guitar Island Beach, Wandoor Beach – Port Blair, Pathi Level Beach – Diglipur to name a few. This well-known gem in Andaman is undoubtedly the beach capital of India. While on your beach holiday, Andaman can help you ease your stress and you can spend a detachable time with only nature and solace. Hence, this makes an ideal destination in the far-fetched location where you can not only spend a quiet time but also take up water sports in Andaman beaches when adventure kicks in.

488 square miles

Explore Andaman

Andaman and Nicobar have rich history dating back since 800 BC. These Islands are one of the famous Islands in the world and they have the best beaches in India. This must visit destination is a good place for vacationing but let us learn a thing or two about this paradise. The indigenous population called Andamanese and Nicobarese inhabit these Islands.

The Islands of Andaman and Nicobar have five indigenous tribes that are still living in these parts like Jharwas (Jarawas), Onges, The Great Andamanese, Shompens, Sentenelese. The common languages they spoke were Onge, Andamanese, Sentinelese, Jarawa and Nicobarese. In addition to the tribal’s of the Island, it was believed that the Andaman Islands were descendants of African slaves that arrived in this Island after a shipwreck while being carried on board on a Portuguese ship, however, most of the anthropologist’s sum-up with the fact that they are not Negros but Negritos. For years, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands have seen many faces from India’s First War of Independence that took place in the year 1857 to the Japanese Invasion during the 2nd World War. But with the coming of Indian Independence in the year 1947, these islands Andaman and Nicobar were united with the Indian mainstream. Today, you will find, its past relics, artefacts and ruins around the Island, in the museum of Cellular Jail in Andaman. For ages, the Andamans have been nicknamed as Kala Paani because of its cellular Jail. Earlier, Andaman used to be a prison central to take away the prisoners far from the mainland. Today, this Cellular Jail sources as a prime attraction for tourists.

572 Islands

Andaman Geography & Climate

Andaman and Nicobar Islands have the longest coastline which stretches to approximately 2000 km. The Islands were declared as a Union territory in the year 1956 and these Islands have total islands of 572 out of which 32 are inhabited. The islands of Andaman and Nicobar have a tropical climate which is generally humid and warm. In these Islands, there is no wrath of extreme summer or freezing winter the Islands of Andaman and Nicobar experiences balmy climate throughout the year. Although the months between November to February are the most preferred season to visit these Islands, you can rejuvenate in fun water activities like boating, swimming, snorkelling, sea walking, parasailing and many more. If you love nature, the months from May to December is best for bird watching and sightseeing. The normal rainfall at the Andaman Islands are around 3000 mm, minimum temperature stays at 23.2° C and maximum at 31° C with relative Humidity at 80 %.