Explore the beauty of Andaman Islands through meticulously planned Andaman tour packages from Madurai, ensuring you an unforgettable island holiday. Whether you prefer to idle away your days on stunning beaches or take exhilarating water trips, these Madurai to Andaman and Nicobar holiday packages blend relaxation, sightseeing, and smooth travel.
Visits to iconic destinations such as Havelock Island, Radhanagar Beach, Neil Island, and the historic Cellular Jail are included in your Andaman holiday package from Madurai. With thoughtfully designed itineraries by Att Andaman, planning your holiday becomes effortless. These Madurai to Andaman tour packages are ideal for couples, families, and group travelers.
An island holiday from Madurai becomes easy and stress-free with our Andaman family tour packages , where travel, stay, and sightseeing are managed together in one seamless plan.
When you choose our Andaman tour packages from Madurai, every essential is handled end-to-end — from flights and ferries to accommodation and local travel after reaching Port Blair.
Madurai to Port Blair travel is made convenient through efficiently scheduled flights via major hubs. This reduces unnecessary transit time and lets you enjoy pristine beaches, island views, and relaxed sightseeing experiences.
These packages are designed for honeymooners, families, and small groups seeking a hassle-free Andaman trip from Madurai. Enjoy leisure, sightseeing, and optional adventure activities with a well-structured itinerary.
A dedicated local team assists with smooth hotel check-ins, inter-island transfers, and expert guidance, ensuring your journey runs perfectly from day one.
Each package includes the essentials for a relaxed Andaman vacation and can be customized based on your preferences. You can also opt for Andaman honeymoon packages for a more romantic escape.
Support is provided for booking flights from Madurai to major hubs and onward to Port Blair, based on seasonal availability and best routing.
Comfortable stays are arranged in Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island, ranging from budget hotels to premium beach resorts.
The Andaman tour package from Madurai includes airport transfers, select inter-island ferry transfers, and guided sightseeing to popular landmarks for a worry-free island experience.
Traveling from Madurai to Andaman by flight is quick and convenient, usually involving one or two stops via metro hubs before a direct flight to Port Blair. With a well-planned Andaman tour package cost from Madurai, the total travel time typically ranges between 5 to 7 hours excluding layovers — helping you arrive fresh, relaxed, and ready to explore the islands.
Flying from Madurai to the Andaman Islands is the quickest and most convenient option. Start your journey with a direct flight from Madurai Airport to Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman Islands. The flight offers stunning aerial views of the lush landscapes and shimmering waters below. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the warm hospitality of the local people. The short travel time means you can quickly begin exploring the islands’ breathtaking beaches and rich history. This hassle-free option is perfect for travelers looking to maximize their time enjoying the beauty and adventure that the Andaman Islands have to offer.
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Traveling to the Andaman Islands from Madurai by train offers a scenic journey filled with breathtaking landscapes. Begin your adventure by boarding a train to Chennai, where you can enjoy the vibrant culture and cuisine of the city. Afterward, catch a connecting train to Kolkata, then take a ferry to Port Blair, the gateway to the Andaman Islands. This route allows you to experience the diverse beauty of India, from lush greenery to bustling urban life. The train journey is comfortable and provides ample opportunity to meet fellow travelers, making it an enriching start to your Andaman adventure.
The Cellular Jail stands as a solemn symbol of India's colonial history, where the echoes of freedom fighters' struggles can still be felt. Infamously known as 'Kala Pani', this prison was notorious for its brutal treatment of inmates. It was officially designated a national memorial on February 11, 1979, by Prime Minister Morarji Desai, preserving the memories of those who endured unspeakable hardships.
Visiting Hours: 9:00 AM - 4:45 PM
Light and Sound Show Timings:
Show Price: ₹50 per person
Admission Cost: ₹30; Camera: ₹100; Video Camera: ₹200
Tip: The jail is closed on public holidays.
Neil Island, with its crescent-shaped beaches and crystal-clear waters, is a paradise for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure. Renowned for its stunning beauty, it offers a range of activities, from snorkeling and scuba diving to fishing and jet skiing. The island is an ideal spot for families and couples, inviting visitors to enjoy mesmerizing sunrises and serene sunsets. However, keep in mind that the beach closes to visitors after sunset.
Best Time to Visit: May to August and December to February.
Named after British General Henry Havelock, this island is one of the largest in the Andaman archipelago. It is celebrated for its white sandy beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and lush greenery. The idyllic landscapes create a perfect backdrop for adventure enthusiasts, with opportunities for snorkeling, scuba diving, and even night kayaking to witness the stunning bioluminescence. Havelock Island is also a shopper’s delight, offering local handicrafts and souvenirs.
Best Time to Visit: December to March.
Often referred to as the ‘Best Beach in Asia’, Radhanagar Beach is a stunning destination for all types of travelers. The beach offers a tranquil environment for sunbathing, swimming, and various water sports. Visitors can witness breathtaking sunrises and relax as the beach transforms with the sunset. It’s an ideal spot for both families and honeymooners, but visitors must plan their visits before sunset, as the beach closes after dark.
Best Time to Visit: May to August and December to February.
Elephant Beach is famous for its pristine beauty and offers a perfect escape from daily stress. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along its white sands or embark on an elephant safari for a unique perspective of the island. The beach is also well-known for sea walking, allowing travelers to explore underwater life in a safe and enjoyable manner. Activities such as snorkeling and scuba diving are available for those looking for a bit more adventure.
Best Time to Visit: December to February.
Kalapathar Beach, known for its unique black rocks contrasting against the white sands, offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle. This less crowded beach is perfect for a quiet picnic or reading by the sea. Photography enthusiasts will find ample opportunities to capture stunning landscapes. While swimming is not advisable due to the rocky shores, sunbathing and nature walks are popular activities enjoyed by visitors.
Best Time to Visit: October to May.
Also known as Coral Island, North Bay is famous for its vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life. The island is ideal for water sports lovers, offering activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, and glass-bottom boat rides to explore the underwater beauty. With its close proximity to Port Blair, it's a great destination for a day trip, allowing visitors to experience the island's unique natural charm.
Best Time to Visit: January to June.
Once the administrative headquarters for the British in the Andaman Islands, Ross Island is rich in history. Visitors can explore the ruins of colonial buildings, including government offices and a bakery that served delightful treats in the past. The island also features Mount Harriet National Park, where birdwatchers can enjoy sightings of various species. Ross Island is a must-visit for those interested in history and natural beauty, though it lacks accommodation facilities.
Best Time to Visit: November to February.
Baratang Island is renowned for its natural wonders, including limestone caves, mud volcanoes, and rich mangrove forests. Inhabited by the Jarwa tribes, some areas are restricted to protect their culture. Visitors are drawn to the stunning limestone formations and the unique experience of observing parrot flights in the evenings at Parrot Island. This island offers a fascinating glimpse into the diverse ecology and indigenous culture of the Andaman Islands.
Best Time to Visit: November to February.
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