6 Places to visit in Andaman in March

Surrounded by sandy beaches and sunny skies.  It is composed of 572 islands with the main capital Port Blair. Visitors can explore museums, flora and fauna and rich marine life. Relax on the beachside and enjoy the beautiful view of sunset and sunrise. The destination is perfect for a holiday vacation among all travelers. Explore the places Neil Island, Havelock Island, Ross Island, Radhanagar Beach, Nort Bay Beach, Elephant Beach and more. Don’t skip these places to visit in Andaman on a holiday vacation. Today book your exotic AndamanTour Packages and explore the beauty of the beaches.

1.      Havelock Island

Havelock Island is the popular destination in Andaman and Nicobar Island. It is situated 57 km northeast of the capital city Port Blair. Picturesque the crystal blue water and colorful rich corals. Havelock Island is extended over an area of 113,93 sq. km. It is also best island for water activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, and sea diving. It was named after a British General and comprises a collection of five villages.

2.       Neil Island

It is a white sandy beach with rich green forests. You can reach Neil Island easily through the Port Blair. This Island is located near the Ritchie’s Island. Neil Island offers crystal clear water and underwater colorful coral reefs. It consists of millions of wildlife sanctuaries animals. Visitors can experience adventure activities such as scuba diving and snorkeling. Most tourists love boat rides here.  You can stroll around near the beachside and overlook the sunsets and sunrise over the horizon. 

3.       Mount Harriet National Park

Situated in the park and stated the third highest mountain peak of the Andaman Island. It was established in the 1969 year. It is surrounded by mountain fields and splendid shorelines. Mount Harriet National Park consists of rich flora and fauna with pretty butterflies. This is among one of the best places to visit in Andaman and a must add to your bucket list.

4.       Chidiya Tapu

Chidiya means bird in Hindi as the name says. It is situated about 25km from Port Blair. Famous place for bird lovers to watch a number of bird species here. See the gleaming views of sunsets and sunsets. You will discover the evergreen forest on one side with another side tall mesmeric hills. Visitors can discover different 46 varieties of endangered species of birds and animals. The splendid view of orchids and other different plants along the Sylvan Sands and the Munda Pahar Beaches. Enjoy the different activities including boating, snorkeling, and swimming. If you’re a nature lover, you’ll love to explore Chidiya Tapu.

5.       Cellular Jail

Cellular Jail located in ancient prisons in Port Blair. It is famously known as ‘Kala Pani’. During colonial rule, the jail was constructed by the Britishers. They used Cellular Jail to impose freedom fighters into jail as prisoners. In the 1896 year construction of the jail began and ended in 1906. Famous freedom fighters were imposed into jail such as Batukeshwar Dutt, Yogendra Shukla and Vinayak Damodar Savarkar. Cellular Jail recognise as the National Memorial monument that held performances of prisoners during the Colonial period.

6.       Ross Island

Ross Island named after Sir Daniel Ross who was British Marine A surveyor by profession. As you stroll around this island get to explore the historical architecture. Are you ready to visit one of the most historical tourist places to visit in Andaman Islands? It will be more interesting to go and explore the British era places like Church, Bakery, Swimming Pool, Government House and Chief Commissioner’s House.