A short boat distant from Port Blair (east of it). The erstwhile administrative headquarters of the British was situated here in early 20th century. Manicured lawns that led up to clubhouses, swimming pools, granaries, officers messes, tennis courts and a majestic church lie in ruins, reclaimed by nature after an earthquake in June 1941. Deer and peacock call this home. A small museum opens doors to the by gone era. The island is small and waits to get walked the history. Frequent ferry service (Govt. & private) are available. The island is open all the weekdays except Wednesday. The place is now govern by Indian Navy. 
 

Britishers used to harbour convicts here. The first jail was constructed at this place later shifted to Cellular Jail. It has a gallows atop a hillock, where condemned prisoners were hanged. The famous rebellion Sher Ali, who killed Lord Mayo the Viceroy of India in 1872, was also hanged here.  
 

Situated 57 kms NE of Port Blair. Its white sandy beaches, spell bounding turquoise waters, coral reefs. Its two world renowned beaches are : Vijaynagar Beach (Beach No. 5) and Radhanagar Beach (Beach No. 7) Ideal for: Snorkeling, scuba diving, elephant ride and spending time with nature. 
Reaching here: Its a three hours journey from Port Blair. There is regular ferry service between Port Blair and Havelock. A Tourist Ferry also operate between the islands once a day. One can visit the island and return the same day.
  
 

Neil Island is situated 36 kms east of Port Blair. 
Lush green forest and sandy beaches provide an ideal holiday destination for tourists. The beaches are quite popular with campers. There is excellent snorkeling and scuba diving opportunity to see beautiful corals & exotic marine life. Regular Ferry Service is available from Port Blair to Neil Island. 
 

It offers a breath taking underwater view of coral and marine life. It is an ideal place for snorkeling, sea bathing and basking on the sun kissed beach. Covered under Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Parks.
(heavy damaged caused to the islands coral life due to tsunami during Dec.,2004).  
 

An island in Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park is Red Skin Island. It has a beautiful beach offering spectacular views of corals and marine life. It is an ideal place for snorkeling , sea bathing and basking on the sun kissed beach.
 

Uninhabited North and South Cinque island is connected to each other through sandbar. Its also home to pristine coral reefs. It takes two hours from Chidiyatapu, and three-and-a-half hours from Wandoor to travel to this island by boat. Permission is required from the Forest Department to visit this island. 
  

82 km from Port Blair by sea. The beautiful Long Island is home to a lovely sandy beach at Lalaji Bay. It also has a beautiful forest patch and coconut plantations. Ferry Service is available thrice a week from the local Phoenix Bay Jetty at Port Blair. 
 

One of the Asia's oldest and biggest Saw Mill almost covers this tiny island connected by a bridge over a stretch of sea-water. The ferry harbour also rest with the island.  
  

Situated in the northern part of Middle Andaman, Mayabunder offers excellent scenic beauty and beautiful beaches. Inhabited by the settlers from Burma , East Pakistan and ex-convicts. Beach at Avis Island (30 minutes boat journey from Mayabunder) Karmatang beach (13 kms.) Karmatang beach is also a turtle nesting ground. One can view nesting of turtles during December-February season.   
  

Situated in North Andaman Island, Diglipur provides a rare destination for eco-friendly tourists. Saddle Peak(732 metres) the highest point in the islands is nearby. Kalpong, the only river of Andaman flows from here. Trekking to Saddle Peak ( Trekking equipments are available on hire from Turtle Resort), Ram Nagar beach (15 kms. away from Kalighat) is famous for Turtle nesting during December – February, Beachs at Kalipur and Maiya Bay beach. Connection by raod and also by ferry. From Mayabunder one has to tarvel another 25 kms for Diglipur and to Kalipur (18 kms.)  
   

Journey 9 hrs. by sea from Port Blair towards south. Its home to a very beautiful beach at Butler Bay, a waterfall and plantation of oil palms. Apart from this there are several sandy beaches all along the coastline of the island. 
Hutbay Waterfall, the break water at Hut Bay offers an excellent view to the tourists. The Onge tribals live in this island.