Andaman tour packages from Bengaluru start with a direct 2.5-hour flight to Veer Savarkar International Airport at Sri Vijaya Puram, operated by IndiGo and Air India. A 5–7 day circuit covers South Andaman, Swaraj Dweep and…
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From Bengaluru
Routes and packages planned around departing from Bengaluru.
Departure airport
Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru (BLR)
Check-in at least 90 minutes before domestic departure
Gateway airport
Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ), Sri Vijaya Puram
Principal airport for the Andaman tourist circuit
Fastest journey
Direct flight, about 2.5 hours
IndiGo and Air India operate non-stop services
Best travel window
October to April
February and March are driest and most reliable
What you get
Andaman Tour Packages from Bengaluru: The Short Answer
Andaman tour packages from Bengaluru work best as a 5–7 day island circuit flown directly into Sri Vijaya Puram, the renamed Port Blair. Bengaluru is one of the most convenient southern gateways, with non-stop flights of roughly 2.5 hours, so you lose less time in transit and more on the water.
The standard route is Bengaluru to Sri Vijaya Puram by air, then government or private ferries to Swaraj Dweep (Havelock) and Shaheed Dweep (Neil). Because inter-island ferries are weather-dependent and often run once or twice a day, your flight arrival time decides whether you sleep in Sri Vijaya Puram on night one or push straight to the islands.
For most Bengaluru travellers, five nights is the practical minimum and seven nights is the comfortable version. Anything shorter leaves you with a single island and a rushed ferry transfer; anything longer suits travellers adding a second island or a slower beach stay. The indicative land-only cost starts at about INR 28,000 per person twin-sharing, rising through standard, premium and luxury tiers before airfare is added.
Quick facts
Andaman Trip Snapshot for Bengaluru Travellers
Before comparing package inclusions, fix the basics: your departure airport, the fastest journey time, the right travel window and the indicative budget band. The key facts below cover every planning variable for a Bengaluru departure in one place.
Ideal trip length
5–7 daysCovers Sri Vijaya Puram, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep
ID required
Valid government-issued photo ID for Indian citizensNo Restricted Area Permit needed for the standard tourist circuit
Getting there
How to Reach Andaman from Bengaluru
Typical ways travellers leave Bengaluru for Andaman — your quote confirms the best connection for your dates.
By airAbout 2.5 hoursFrom
Bengaluru (BLR)
Direct to Sri Vijaya Puram (IXZ)
Typical fareIndicative airfare varies by season and booking window
IndiGo and Air India operate non-stop services; a morning arrival gives the best buffer for a same-day ferry connection.
By seaTypically 1.5–2.5 hours by ferryFrom
Sri Vijaya Puram (Port Blair)
Swaraj Dweep (Havelock)
Typical fareApproximately INR 500–2,500 one way, depending on vessel and class
Government and private ferries both operate this route; schedules are weather-dependent and can be cancelled at short notice.
By seaTypically 1.5–2.5 hours by ferryFrom
Sri Vijaya Puram (Port Blair)
Shaheed Dweep (Neil)
Typical fareApproximately INR 500–2,500 one way, depending on vessel and class
Fewer daily departures than the Havelock route; book ahead in peak season, October to April.
By seaShorter crossing than the Port Blair routes; duration varies by vessel and conditionsFrom
Swaraj Dweep (Havelock)
Shaheed Dweep (Neil)
Typical fareApproximately INR 500–2,500 one way, depending on vessel and class
Useful for travellers doing a Havelock–Neil–Port Blair loop rather than returning to Sri Vijaya Puram between islands.
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Holiday packages from Bengaluru to Andaman are structured around four broad budget tiers, each covering a different combination of accommodation category, inclusions and island coverage. Choosing the right tier before you book avoids paying for inclusions you will not use or missing ones you need.
Option 1
Budget
Ideal for
Travellers prioritising cost over comfort, solo backpackers and short breaks
Guesthouse or budget hotel accommodation
Standard government ferry tickets
Self-managed local transport
Basic island circuit: Sri Vijaya Puram and one outer island
Suggested Andaman Itinerary for Bengaluru Travellers
A seven-day route from Bengaluru typically starts with a flight into Sri Vijaya Puram, moves to Swaraj Dweep for water activities, adds Shaheed Dweep for a quieter stretch, and returns to Sri Vijaya Puram for the flight home. Each day below assumes one base per night and morning ferry departures.
Day01
Stop 1 of 7
Bengaluru to Sri Vijaya Puram
Fly BLR to IXZ on a morning service, settle in and explore the waterfront.
Morning
Board a morning non-stop flight from Bengaluru to Sri Vijaya Puram, roughly 2.5 hours.
Afternoon
Check in, then walk the Aberdeen Bazaar area and the Marina waterfront.
Evening
Watch the sunset at Corbyn's Cove and eat seafood near the harbour.
Day02
Stop 2 of 7
Cellular Jail and North Bay
History in the morning, a boat ride to North Bay reef in the afternoon.
Morning
Tour the Cellular Jail and its museum to understand the islands' colonial-era history.
Afternoon
Take a boat to North Bay for snorkelling or a glass-bottom ride over shallow reef.
Evening
Return to Sri Vijaya Puram for the light-and-sound show at the Cellular Jail if scheduled.
Day03
Stop 3 of 7
Ferry to Swaraj Dweep
Morning ferry to Havelock and an afternoon on Radhanagar Beach.
Morning
Board the morning ferry from Sri Vijaya Puram to Swaraj Dweep; the crossing takes about 1.5–2.5 hours.
Afternoon
Check in near Havelock jetty or Govind Nagar and head to Radhanagar Beach.
Evening
Stay for the sunset at Radhanagar, then dine at a beachside shack.
Day04
Stop 4 of 7
Elephant Beach and reef
Water sports and snorkelling on Havelock's reef side.
Morning
Take a boat to Elephant Beach for snorkelling, sea walking or an introductory dive with a licensed operator.
Afternoon
Rest at the beach or explore Kalapathar Beach on the eastern side.
Evening
Return to your Havelock base; keep the evening light before an early ferry next day.
Day05
Stop 5 of 7
Shaheed Dweep (Neil Island)
Ferry across to Neil and its natural rock formations.
Morning
Take the ferry from Swaraj Dweep to Shaheed Dweep; crossing time varies by vessel and conditions.
Afternoon
Visit Bharatpur Beach and the Natural Bridge rock formation at low tide.
Evening
Sunset at Laxmanpur Beach, then a quiet dinner at your resort.
Day06
Stop 6 of 7
Return to Sri Vijaya Puram
Ferry back, then shopping and a final waterfront evening.
Morning
Take the morning ferry back to Sri Vijaya Puram.
Afternoon
Visit Samudrika Marine Museum or Chidiya Tapu if time and weather allow.
Evening
Last dinner in the Aberdeen Bazaar area and pack for the flight.
Day07
Stop 7 of 7
Sri Vijaya Puram to Bengaluru
Fly back to Bengaluru, ideally on a midday service.
Morning
Transfer to Veer Savarkar International Airport and check in for the return flight.
Afternoon
Fly IXZ to Bengaluru, about 2.5 hours non-stop.
Evening
Arrive in Bengaluru; keep the next day free if you have an early work commitment.
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Andaman Trip Lengths from Bengaluru Compared
Trip length decides how many islands you can realistically cover on a Bengaluru to Andaman tour. Four nights suits a single-island break, five to six nights covers the standard three-island circuit, and seven or more nights allows a slower pace or an extra island without feeling rushed.
4 nights / 5 days
Best forShort breaks and first-time visitors with limited leave
StrengthsLower cost, fewer ferry transfers, works well with a single island base such as Swaraj Dweep
Trade-offsRushed if you try to add both Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep; little buffer for ferry delays
5–6 nights / 6–7 days
Best forThe standard first andaman trip from bengaluru covering three islands
StrengthsCovers Sri Vijaya Puram, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep with time for water sports and sightseeing
Trade-offsNeeds at least two ferry legs, which are weather-dependent; tight if a crossing is cancelled
7+ nights / 8+ days
Best forHoneymooners, divers and slow travellers wanting a relaxed pace
StrengthsRoom for a longer Havelock stay, multiple dives, a quieter Neil stretch or a second visit to Radhanagar
Trade-offsHigher total cost and more nights away; requires more careful ferry and accommodation planning
Best Time for an Andaman Trip from Bengaluru
October to April is the most reliable window for an andaman trip from bengaluru, with February and March offering the driest and calmest conditions. The monsoon months bring rougher sea crossings, frequent ferry cancellations and limited water-sport availability, making them a poor choice for first-time visitors.
January
Best time to go
Dry, clear skies, calm seas, temperatures comfortable for outdoor activity
Crowdshigh
Priceshigh
Peak season; book ferries and accommodation well ahead
February
Best time to go
Driest month, very calm seas, excellent visibility for snorkelling and diving
Crowdshigh
Priceshigh
Best overall conditions for water sports and beach days
March
Best time to go
Dry and warm, seas remain calm, good visibility underwater
Crowdsmoderate
Pricesmoderate
Slightly less crowded than January–February; still excellent
April
Good time to go
Warming up, occasional cloud, seas mostly calm through mid-month
Crowdsmoderate
Pricesmoderate
Good value window before the monsoon arrives
May
Shoulder season
Pre-monsoon humidity rises, seas begin to roughen toward month end
Crowdslow
Priceslow
Acceptable early in the month; avoid late May
June
Not recommended
South-west monsoon active, heavy rain, rough seas, ferry cancellations likely
Crowdslow
Priceslow
High cancellation risk; not recommended for island-hopping
July
Not recommended
Peak monsoon, very heavy rainfall, most water activities suspended
Crowdslow
Priceslow
Avoid unless you specifically want a monsoon retreat
August
Not recommended
Monsoon continues, intermittent heavy rain, limited ferry reliability
Crowdslow
Priceslow
Avoid for standard tourist circuit
September
Shoulder season
Monsoon easing, seas still rough in early September
Crowdslow
Priceslow
Late September can work; check ferry status before booking
October
Good time to go
Post-monsoon transition, skies clearing, seas calming by mid-month
Crowdsmoderate
Pricesmoderate
Good shoulder option; conditions improve week by week
November
Good time to go
Dry season begins, clear skies, calm seas returning
Crowdsmoderate
Pricesmoderate
Reliable and less crowded than December–January peak
December
Best time to go
Dry, pleasant temperatures, peak holiday demand
Crowdshigh
Priceshigh
Excellent conditions; book early for the Christmas–New Year window
BestJan, Feb, Mar, Dec
GoodApr, Oct, Nov
FairMay, Sep
AvoidJun, Jul, Aug
Travel tips
Travelling to Andaman from Bengaluru — What to Know
Bengaluru travellers have a routing advantage because BLR runs non-stop flights to Sri Vijaya Puram, but the details still matter: flight timings, ferry buffers, ID documents, connectivity and monsoon-season cancellations all affect whether the trip runs smoothly.
Book a morning flight where possible
A morning BLR–IXZ arrival leaves buffer for the same-day ferry to Swaraj Dweep. Evening arrivals usually mean an overnight in Sri Vijaya Puram before crossing, adding a night to your itinerary.
Flights
Carry valid government photo ID
Indian citizens need valid domestic travel identification for Andaman. No Restricted Area Permit applies to the standard tourist circuit of South Andaman, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep.
Documents
Treat ferry times as fixed, not flexible
Inter-island ferries run limited daily departures and are weather-dependent. Build at least a half-day buffer before your return flight from Sri Vijaya Puram to avoid missing the connection.
Logistics
Plan around October to April
This window generally gives clearer skies and calmer seas. February and March are the driest and most reliable months for beaches and water activities, while June to August brings heavy rain and cancellations.
Season
Budget for local transport separately
Airport taxis and app-based cabs serve Sri Vijaya Puram. Scooters rent for roughly INR 500–800 per day on the outer islands, and short auto rides commonly cost INR 100–300 in Sri Vijaya Puram.
Costs
Download everything before you fly
Mobile and internet connectivity on the outer islands can be patchy compared with Bengaluru. Download ferry tickets, hotel confirmations, offline maps and activity bookings before boarding your flight.
Connectivity
Book ferries as early as your flights
Peak-season ferry capacity fills quickly, particularly for the Sri Vijaya Puram to Swaraj Dweep route in December, January and February. Treat ferry reservations with the same urgency as flight bookings.
Logistics
Check permit rules for restricted islands
The standard tourist circuit requires no special permit, but certain islands in the Andaman and Nicobar group are restricted. Confirm current rules with your operator before adding any non-standard island to the itinerary.
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Confirmed 11 Oct 2026
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The recurring mistake is trying to fit too many islands into too few days, especially treating Neil as only a transit stop. Travellers also report that ferries, hotels and activities can fill up weeks ahead in peak season, so Havelock and Neil connections should be booked early.
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Havelock (Swaraj Dweep) is the strongest first-visit base for travellers wanting beaches and water activities, especially Radhanagar Beach, snorkelling and scuba diving. Neil (Shaheed Dweep) is better added for at least two nights if a quieter pace is preferred; Port Blair works mainly as the gateway and history base.
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Food availability can be limited on quieter islands: a traveller reported particularly limited nearby dining choices around Pearl Park on Neil. Fixed ferry schedules and weather-related disruption are another practical difficulty, while island-hopping requires planning rather than relying on spontaneous transport.
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The June–September monsoon is the season travellers most often caution against for a beach-and-water-sports trip because rain and rough seas can affect ferries and outdoor activities. October to February is generally preferred, although it is busier and more expensive.
Questions, answered
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Straight answers on planning Andaman from Bengaluru, from connections to what a quote covers.
8 answered below
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Fly non-stop from Bengaluru (BLR) to Veer Savarkar International Airport (IXZ) at Sri Vijaya Puram, roughly 2.5 hours with IndiGo or Air India. Government and private ferries then connect Sri Vijaya Puram to Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep. There is no practical rail or road route to the islands.
02How many days are enough for an Andaman tour from Bengaluru?
Five to seven days suits the standard circuit of Sri Vijaya Puram, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep. Four nights works for a single-island break, while seven or more nights allows a slower pace or an extra island, given the 2.5-hour flight each way and limited daily ferry departures.
03What is the best time to visit Andaman?
October to April is the most reliable window, with February and March offering the driest and calmest conditions. November to April gives the best combination of clear skies, calm seas and operating water activities. The monsoon months, June to August, bring rough crossings and frequent cancellations.
04Do Indian citizens need a passport for Andaman?
No. Indian citizens need valid domestic travel identification but no passport or visa for the standard tourist circuit covering South Andaman, Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep. Certain restricted islands require a Restricted Area Permit; confirm with your operator before adding them to your itinerary.
05Which airport is used for Andaman tours?
Veer Savarkar International Airport, code IXZ, at Sri Vijaya Puram is the principal gateway. Bengaluru flights land here, and onward ferry connections to Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep depart from the Phoenix Bay jetty area in the same city.
06Are ferries from Sri Vijaya Puram to Havelock available every day?
Services commonly operate daily in the main season, but schedules, capacity and cancellations depend on weather and operators. Government and private ferries both run the route, with one-way fares of approximately INR 500–2,500 depending on vessel and class. Book ahead in peak season.
07What is the andaman package from bengaluru price?
Indicative land-only twin-sharing packages are approximately INR 28,000 at budget tier, INR 45,000 at standard, INR 70,000 at premium and INR 1,25,000 at luxury per person, before variable airfare. Actual quotes depend on travel dates, hotel category, island combination and inclusions.
08Is Andaman more expensive than Goa?
Generally yes for transport and island logistics. Ferry fares, inter-island transfers and limited hotel supply on Swaraj Dweep and Shaheed Dweep push costs higher than a typical Goa road trip. Accommodation and food costs can overlap with comparable Goa categories at the mid-range tier.
Before you go
Andaman travel guides
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