Palm Grove Eco Resort

This is a ferry from Port Blair to the beautiful island of Havelock. Spectacular views can be seen throughout this journey although most of them would be filled with the blue color of the sea. Different species of fish can be spotted here some big some small. If one is lucky one might even see pods of dolphins. Other noteworthy species that one might spot here are sharks, sea turtles, parrotfish, manta rays, whales, etc. Islands are an amazing sight to behold when in vision at the near end of...

This is a ferry ride from Port Blair to Ross Island. Ross Island has been renamed as the Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Island, after the famous Indian freedom fighter. Many of the freedom fighters were jailed on the islands of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands by the Britishers. The name was changed after the Japanese took over this island and were helping Netaji in his fight against the British inqusitiors. Netaji stayed here during the period and hence in his honor the name was changed. Many...

Kaala Paani or as known in the English, Cellular Jail was a prison built by the Britishers. This jail is built on the Spectacular Andaman Islands in the city of Port Blair. Although initially, the whole island was a prison, after the freedom movement of 1857 numerous prisoners were captured and exiled to Andamans Island. Inhabitants of the islands were rebellions, Mughal Royal Family, and anyone who helped in sending the word to Bahadur Shah Zafar. To further increase the torture of the...

Rose Island is one of the most gorgeous and uninhabited islands of the Andaman Islands which is also known as the Little Neil Island. The Island belongs to the South Andaman administrative district. It has a lighthouse installed at the top of a hillock which attracts tourist attention. Ross Island was the headquarters of the British colony and today it houses the ruins of the buildings that were built during the British time. The Island's century-old trees have captured a few important...

Mount Harriet National Park, which is considered the main attraction and highest peak in the Archipelago of South Andaman. The main feature of Mount Harriet is its fauna and natural flora, which are up to now still unmatched. Just like a forest, Mount Harriet is covered with greenery and Port Blair can be seen from the top of the Mount’s peak. Aside from the wonderful activities lined up to do, one can enjoy fresh air and nature tripping. It is covered with lush evergreen forests, which...