Andaman 6 Night/ 7 Days Travel Offer




Andaman
6 Night/ 7 Days

Rate per Head – 10500/-(Minimum 6 Parsons), Rate per Head – 11500/-(Minimum 4 Parsons)
 Rate per Head – 12500/-(Minimum 2 Parsons)

We are offering you to visit in  – Carbine’s. Cove Beach, Light & Sound Show, Ross Island, North Bay Coral Island, Anthropological Museum, Samuddrika Museum Celular Jail. Radhanagar Beach, Barathang, Jaroya Reserve, Lime Stone Cave.

Day 01 -       Arrival to Port Blair, transfer hotel. After lunch, Corbin’s cove beach. At Evening light and sound show at Cellular Jail. Night Stay at Port Blair.

Day 02 -      After breakfast visit to Ross Island and North Bay Island, on the way lunch back  hotel and night stay at Port Blair.

Day 03 –     After breakfast transfer from Port Blair to Havelock Island, by ship transfer to Radha Nagar sea beach, enjoy sea bath, after lunch Proceed to Neil Island dinner and night stay.

Day 04 –    After breakfast Check Out Hotel than Nil Island local sightseeing After Lunch back To Port Blair and stay.

Day 05 -    After breakfast Full Day Port Blair city tour. Evening Free for Personal Activities and night stay.

Day 06 -   After breakfast Port Blair to Baratang “JARAWA” Reserve forest excursion with limestone cave and return to hotel, dinner and stay

Day 07 -  After breakfast Check out from Hotel and airport drop.

We are providing you (Including to trip)  -   All Bengali Food, Pickup & Drop with All Local Sight Seen, Gov.Ship.
 Excluding to trip -   Entry Ticket with Lime Stone Entry Ticket Ross & North Bay Boat Ticket

Hotel -  Maya or Similar, Sarthak Residency or jasada Resort or Similar. 

 Food – Breakfast , Lunch ,Sneaks, Dinner.

  Car – Sumo or Similar.

For more details please Contact Us....... Aditi Tour & Travels....... 9432535853.

Location: United States

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