Post-breakfast, head to the Bharatpur Beach, popularly crowned as ‘The Coral Kingdom of Andaman’. Its low tides often make a perfect place to spot sea creatures without diving. It is easy to stumble upon crabs, lobsters, puffer fish and other small schools of fishes. Glass bottom boat rides and snorkeling or scuba diving gives a deeper insight of the amusing marine life. After a lovely morning at the island’s most popular beach, we shall drive back to the harbour to catch an inter-land cruise to Port Blair. Check into the hotel at Port Blair and leave for an exciting evening at Wandoor Beach.

This beach’s unadulterated beauty and crystal-clear waters can’t be described in words. It is a part of Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park. It is flanked by dense vegetation on three sides and a never-ending ocean on the other. While most tourists flock here to board on a boat to Jolly Bouy, Wandoor still remains a less explored beauty. The cacophony of the birds, roaring waves and rustling leaves create a perfect music for the dramatic sunset. Strolling along the shore as the rushing waves kiss your feet is the best feeling ever. The tourism department has also developed a few wooden huts at different points. They can be your sweet spot to enjoy the unblemished beauty of Wandoor Beach.