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Havelock Island, Andaman
Havelock Island — officially known as Swaraj Dweep — is the crown jewel of the Andaman Islands. With its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and thriving coral reefs, Havelock is a dream destination for beach lovers, divers, and honeymooners. Whether you’re chasing sunsets at Radhanagar or diving deep into marine life at Elephant Beach, Havelock offers unforgettable tropical moments at every turn.
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From iconic beaches to vibrant coral gardens, explore the highlights of this tropical escape.
Radhanagar Beach
One of Asia’s best beaches, known for its wide shoreline, blue waters, and stunning sunsets. Perfect for relaxing or photography.
Elephant Beach
A hotspot for snorkeling and water sports. Reach by speedboat or via a forest trek — either way, the coral life will leave you speechless.
Kalapathar Beach
Peaceful and less crowded, this beach is lined with black rocks and bordered by lush greenery — great for early morning walks.
Scuba Diving Sites
Havelock is Andaman’s scuba capital. Popular dive sites include The Wall, Aquarium, and Barracuda City — suitable for both beginners and certified divers.
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You can take a government ferry or a private catamaran like Makruzz or Green Ocean from Port Blair. The journey takes around 90 minutes to 2.5 hours depending on the ferry type.
The ideal time is October to April, when the weather is sunny, sea conditions are calm, and visibility for diving and snorkeling is excellent.
Yes! Havelock is one of the best places in India for beginners. There are certified dive schools offering discovery dives with trained instructors — no prior experience needed.
Yes, there are a few ATMs (mostly SBI), but they may run out of cash. Carry some cash just in case. BSNL and Airtel have patchy but usable mobile networks; Jio and Vodafone are less reliable.
Absolutely. Scooters are the best way to explore the island at your own pace. Rentals cost around ₹400–₹500 per day and are widely available near the jetty.
Radhanagar Beach for sunsets and swimming
Elephant Beach for water sports and coral viewing
Kalapathar Beach for peaceful mornings and photography
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