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Havelock Island

Overview

Havelock Island, now officially known as Swaraj Dweep, is one of the most enchanting destinations in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Celebrated for its unspoiled white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and vibrant coral reefs, the island offers an idyllic escape for beach lovers, divers, and nature enthusiasts. Radhanagar Beach, often ranked among Asia’s best, invites visitors with its expansive shoreline and unforgettable sunsets. Adventurers can enjoy world-class scuba diving and snorkeling at sites like Elephant Beach and Nemo Reef, where marine life thrives in stunning underwater landscapes. The island’s interior is rich with tropical forests, while its coastal villages offer a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Accessible by ferry or seaplane from Port Blair, Havelock Island blends eco-tourism, tranquility, and breathtaking natural beauty, making it a must-visit for those seeking both adventure and peaceful seclusion in a tropical paradise.

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Things to Do

Havelock Island offers a wide range of unforgettable experiences immersed in nature. Dive or snorkel among vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life at sites like Elephant Beach and Nemo Reef. Trek through lush tropical forests leading to secluded beaches or scenic viewpoints. Paddle through calm mangrove creeks on a kayaking adventure, or witness magical night kayaking as the waters glow with bioluminescence. Join a yoga session at sunrise or sunset for ultimate relaxation by the sea. Anglers can try their hand at sport fishing in the surrounding waters. Radhanagar and Kalapathar Beaches invite you to simply unwind on soft sands and watch spectacular sunsets. Whether you're seeking adventure or serenity, Havelock Island delivers nature-based experiences that restore, inspire, and connect you deeply with the pristine Andaman environment.

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Shopping

Browse local markets for handcrafted shell jewelry, coconut artifacts, pearl souvenirs, bamboo products, and eco-friendly clothing. The government emporium near the jetty offers authentic items with fixed prices. Bargain respectfully at local shops but be aware of restrictions on coral and certain shell souvenirs.

Dining and Nightlife

Savor fresh seafood at beachside shacks and resort restaurants specializing in Bengali, South Indian, and international cuisines. While Havelock lacks traditional nightlife, many resorts offer evening beach barbecues and cultural performances. Stick to well-lit areas when walking at night and arrange transportation in advance.

Transportation & Safety

Havelock Island (Swaraj Dweep) is accessible by government or private ferries and seaplanes from Port Blair. On the island, travelers use rented scooters, bicycles, taxis, or auto-rickshaws to get around. It’s generally very safe for tourists, with friendly locals and a peaceful atmosphere. Still, take basic precautions avoid isolated areas at night, wear life jackets during water activities, and follow eco-guidelines to protect both yourself and the island’s natural environment.

Accommodation Options

Luxury Resorts: Taj Exotica, Barefoot at Havelock, and Silver Sand Beach Resort offer premium beachfront villas with modern amenities and exceptional service.

Mid-range Options: Symphony Palms Beach Resort, Wild Orchid Resort, and Sea Shell Havelock provide comfortable stays with good facilities at reasonable prices.

Budget Stays: Emerald Gecko, Gold India Beach Resort, and numerous government guesthouses offer clean, simple accommodations perfect for budget travelers and backpackers.

Tourist Seasons in Havelock Island

Peak Season (November-February): Perfect weather with clear waters ideal for water activities; advance booking essential due to high demand and premium rates.

Shoulder Season (March-May): Gradually warming temperatures with fewer crowds and reasonable rates; excellent underwater visibility continues.

Monsoon Season (June-September): Occasional heavy rainfall with rough seas limiting water activities; significant discounts available but reduced ferry services.

Safety Tips for Tourists

Respect swimming advisories and red flags on beaches. Carry sufficient cash as ATMs are limited and occasionally non-functional. Store valuables securely and maintain hydration. Respect marine life while snorkeling and never touch coral. Keep emergency contacts handy, including your resort and the local medical center.

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