

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands sit about 1,200 km off India's east coast. These are an archipelago of 572 islands where white-sand beaches, coral reefs, and a heavy dose of freedom-struggle history all sit within a short ferry ride of each other. Andaman family tour packages allow families to visit popular destinations such as Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island while creating unforgettable memories together. Whether you're planning a summer vacation, a festive getaway, or a multi-generational family trip, the Andaman Islands promise a refreshing and unforgettable holiday experience. No matter which Andaman and Nicobar family tour packages you choose, the islands do most of the work of keeping every generation entertained.
Pickyourtrail's Andaman tour packages for families start at ₹12,909 per person (land-only, 3 nights, Port Blair), with most families needing 5 to 7 days to comfortably cover Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island. Whether you're looking for a relaxing beach retreat, an adventure-filled family getaway, or a well-balanced itinerary combining sightseeing and leisure, our travel experts can create a personalised plan that suits your family's needs. With hassle-free bookings, handpicked experiences, and dedicated support throughout your journey, your Andaman family vacation becomes as enjoyable as the destination itself.
Booking Andaman packages for the family works well because everyone gets something different out of it. While the kids enjoy the beaches and boat rides, parents can relax by the sea, and older family members can take in the islands' natural beauty at a comfortable pace.
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Factor |
Andaman |
Maldives |
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Budget |
More affordable |
Expensive |
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Family Activities |
More variety |
Mostly resort-based |
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Historical Attractions |
Yes |
Limited |
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Indian Food Availability |
Extensive |
Limited |
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Visa Requirement |
Not Required for Indians |
Passport required |
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Factor |
Andaman |
Thailand |
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Domestic Travel |
Yes |
International |
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Currency Exchange |
Not Required |
Required |
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Family Safety |
High |
High |
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Travel Complexity |
Low |
Moderate |
Picking the right family tour package for Andaman comes down to how many days you have and which islands matter most to your group. Here's how the most popular durations compare.
The most affordable way into the islands, this 3-night 4-day Andaman family tour package keeps you based entirely in Port Blair. It's a tight schedule, so it suits families who want a taste of Andaman without committing a full week, or who are extending a longer mainland trip by a few days.
Starting price: ₹12,909 per person (land-only)
Recommended itinerary split:
Best for: Budget-conscious families, short add-on trips, and first-timers testing whether Andaman suits them before booking a longer holiday.
For families who want at least one proper beach island without stretching the trip too long, this 5-day Andaman and Nicobar family holiday package adds Havelock to a Port Blair base. You get the history and museums of Port Blair plus a real beach day at Radhanagar or Elephant Beach, without the third-island ferry hop that a longer trip needs.
Starting price: ₹18,851 per person (land-only)
Recommended itinerary split:
Best for: Families with younger kids who want one solid beach destination and don't want too many transfers in a short trip.
This is the duration most families settle on. The 5-night 6-day Andaman and family itinerary covers the full Port Blair–Havelock–Neil Island circuit, giving you history, Andaman's best beach, and a slower-paced island to unwind on, without any single day feeling rushed.
Starting price: ₹25,451 per person (land-only)
Recommended itinerary split:
Best for: Families wanting the complete three-island experience at a comfortable, not rushed pace.
If you have a full week, the 6-night 7-day Andaman family tour package builds in genuine downtime alongside the Port Blair–Havelock–Neil circuit, with room for an extra excursion such as Ross Island, North Bay, or a slower second day on Neil Island.
Starting price: ₹29,409 per person (land-only)
Recommended itinerary split:
Best for: Families with a full week to spend, multi-generational groups who want built-in rest days, and anyone who'd rather not feel rushed between ferries.
Note: the 3-night Port Blair-only trip is the cheapest entry point, but it skips Havelock and Neil Island entirely, the two islands with the beaches that families actually come for. If budget allows, the 5N/6D option is the one most families end up choosing.
Accommodation & Transfers — Hotels are booked and confirmed before you travel, with details specified in your itinerary. If you have a specific room or property request, Pickyourtrail's planners can adjust it before booking. Island-to-island transfers run on AC vehicles or private ferries, so you're not negotiating tickets at the jetty yourself.
Sightseeing & Excursions — Sightseeing inclusions depend on the islands in your itinerary and are listed upfront once you confirm your Andaman family holiday package, so there's no guessing what's covered and what isn't. Want to add a destination that isn't on the standard list? That's a customisation request, not a separate booking.
Family-Friendly Experiences — Every Andaman packages for family itinerary balances activity and downtime — guided sightseeing, snorkelling or diving sessions, and free time built in rather than a schedule packed wall-to-wall. If your family prefers a slower pace, Ayurvedic spa sessions and beach downtime can be added in place of an extra activity.
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Andaman Tour Packages from Cities |
Starting Price* |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
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₹12,909 onwards |
* Prices are for land-only and may vary depending upon travel date, duration, season, accommodation type and group size.
Known as Kala Pani during the British era, the Cellular Jail is one of the most significant historical places to visit in the Andaman Islands. While the museum offers insights into India's freedom struggle, the main highlight for families is the evening Light and Sound Show. Lasting around 45 minutes, the show uses narration, music, and lighting effects to bring the stories of freedom fighters to life in a way that both adults and children can enjoy. Entry to the museum costs around ₹30 per person, while the Light and Sound Show is priced at approximately ₹300 for adults and ₹150 for children. Since seats are limited and shows may get cancelled due to bad weather, it is advisable to book tickets in advance.
Radhanagar Beach is often listed among the best beaches in Asia, and it's easy to see why. With its soft white sand, clear blue waters, and peaceful surroundings, it's the kind of place where families can spend hours without getting bored. The gentle shoreline is suitable for swimming, while the stunning sunset views make it a favourite spot for photography and evening walks.
If your family wants to experience the underwater beauty of the Andamans, Elephant Beach is a great place to start. Reached by a short boat ride or a trekking trail, the beach is famous for its snorkelling opportunities and vibrant coral reefs. Since the coral is visible close to the shore, even first-time snorkellers can enjoy the experience without venturing too far into the water.
North Bay Island is a popular choice for families because it offers activities for both swimmers and non-swimmers. Glass-bottom boat rides allow visitors to see colourful fish and coral reefs without entering the water, making them ideal for young children and older family members. Adventure seekers can also try snorkelling, sea walking, and other water sports available on the island.
Once the administrative centre of the British in the Andamans, Ross Island is now known for its fascinating ruins, old colonial structures, and beautiful natural surroundings. Trees have gradually taken over many of the buildings, creating a unique landscape that families enjoy exploring. The island also has deer roaming freely, which children particularly enjoy seeing.
For families looking for a slower pace, Neil Island offers a more relaxed alternative to Havelock. Home to beautiful beaches such as Bharatpur Beach, Laxmanpur Beach, and Sitapur Beach, the island is perfect for travellers who want to enjoy nature without a packed sightseeing schedule. Its peaceful atmosphere makes it especially suitable for families travelling with toddlers or senior citizens.
Operated by the Indian Navy, the Samudrika Naval Marine Museum is a great place to learn about the Andaman Islands' marine life, geography, tribal communities, and history. The museum's exhibits are informative without being overwhelming, and highlights such as the whale skeleton often capture the attention of younger visitors. It's also a good indoor attraction to visit during hot afternoons or rainy weather.
Located on the southern tip of South Andaman Island, Chidiya Tapu is known for its scenic sunset views and rich birdlife. Families can enjoy a peaceful outing, explore short walking trails, and spend time surrounded by nature. It is a great addition to the itinerary for travellers looking to slow down after a few days of sightseeing and water activities.
Conveniently located in Port Blair, this waterfront complex offers a range of recreational activities, including paddle boating, row boating, and parasailing. Compared to some of the more adventure-focused water sports spots in the Andamans, the activities here are relatively easy-going, making them suitable for families with younger children.
Baratang Island is one of the most unique day trips in the Andamans, known for its limestone caves and mud volcanoes. The journey involves a combination of road travel and a boat ride through mangrove forests, adding to the overall experience. While the destination is fascinating, it requires a full day of travel and some walking, making it a better choice for families with older children rather than very young kids or elderly travellers.
Andaman's adventure activities are graded by intensity, which makes it easier to match them to who's actually in your group.
Snorkelling is one of the easiest ways to explore Andaman's coral reefs and marine life. Available at Elephant Beach and North Bay Island, it costs around ₹500–₹1,500 per person. Life jackets are provided, making it suitable even for non-swimmers.
Sea walking lets you walk on the seabed while wearing a specially designed helmet that supplies oxygen. No swimming skills are required, making it a great option for beginners and older family members who want to experience the underwater world.
Perfect for first-time divers, Discover Scuba Diving allows you to explore the ocean under the supervision of certified instructors. Prices typically range from ₹2,500–₹6,500 per person, and most operators accept participants aged 10 years and above.
A popular activity for families with young children and non-swimmers, glass-bottom boat rides offer views of coral reefs and colourful fish without getting into the water. These rides are commonly available at North Bay Island and Elephant Beach.
For families travelling with teenagers, banana boat rides and jet skiing provide a quick dose of adventure. These activities are available at several beaches and are charged on a per-ride basis.
Mangrove kayaking offers a quieter side of the Andamans, taking visitors through scenic mangrove forests during sunrise, sunset, or night tours. Children can usually participate when accompanied by an adult.
Trails such as the Elephant Beach trek and Mount Harriet routes are ideal for travellers who enjoy nature walks and scenic views. They are best suited for older children and active adult, Skip it if you're travelling with elderly relatives and take the boat option to Elephant Beach instead.
A practical note for families: most water sport operators won't allow pregnant women or anyone with certain heart or lung conditions on scuba dives or sea walks. Mention any medical concerns to the operator before booking, not after you've paid.
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Season |
Months |
Weather |
What This Means for Families |
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Peak season |
October–March |
Pleasant, dry, around 23–30°C |
Best weather for water sports and sightseeing, but beaches and ferries get crowded, so book 4–6 weeks ahead |
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Shoulder season |
April–June |
Warm, 18–30°C, calmer seas |
Good value, calm waters for swimming and diving, and lower prices than peak season |
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Monsoon |
July–September |
Heavy rain, rougher seas |
Water activities get disrupted often; useful only if you're chasing discount fares and don't mind indoor days |
Most families do best booking an Andaman and Nicobar family tour package between October and March or stretching the budget slightly less in April–June, when the islands are just as scenic and noticeably less crowded.
The fastest and most convenient way to reach the Andaman Islands is by flight. Veer Savarkar International Airport in Port Blair is well connected to major Indian cities, with direct flights available from Chennai, Kolkata, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Mumbai on select routes. Flight duration from Chennai and Kolkata is around 2 hours, while travellers from other cities may find both direct and connecting options. Airfares typically range from ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 or more, depending on the season and booking time, so booking a few weeks in advance can help secure better fares.
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Departure City |
Destination |
Approx. Flight Duration |
Major Airlines |
One-Way Fare* |
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Chennai |
Port Blair |
2–2.5 hours |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹5,000–₹12,000 |
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Kolkata |
Port Blair |
2–2.5 hours |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹5,000–₹12,000 |
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Bengaluru |
Port Blair |
2.5–3 hours |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹6,000–₹15,000 |
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Hyderabad |
Port Blair |
2.5–3 hours |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹6,000–₹15,000 |
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Delhi |
Port Blair |
4–5 hours (direct) / longer with stopovers |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹8,000–₹18,000+ |
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Mumbai |
Port Blair |
4–5 hours (direct) / longer with stopovers |
IndiGo, Air India |
₹8,000–₹18,000+ |
*Airfares are indicative and may vary based on travel dates, booking window, and airline availability.
Passenger ships to Port Blair operate from Chennai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam. While travelling by sea offers a unique experience, the journey usually takes between 40 and 60 hours. Due to the long travel time, most families prefer flying, especially when planning a short holiday. However, ships can be a good option for travellers looking for a slower and more scenic journey to the islands.
Once you're on the islands, transport runs almost entirely on ferries.
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Mode |
Best For |
Approximate Cost |
Notes |
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Private ferries (Makruzz, Green Ocean, Nautika) |
Port Blair ↔ Havelock ↔ Neil Island |
₹950–₹3,500 per person, per leg |
Book 1–2 weeks ahead in peak season; seats sell out faster than hotel rooms |
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Government ferry |
Same routes, budget option |
Lower than private operators |
Limited tourist seats; not reliable if your schedule is tight |
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Taxis / autos |
Port Blair city sightseeing |
Metered or pre-agreed fare |
Widely available outside the airport and jetty |
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Two-wheeler rental |
Havelock, Neil Island |
Daily rental basis |
Useful for short-distance exploring once you're island-side |
Day 1 — Arrival, Port Blair.
Check into your hotel, then head to the Cellular Jail in the evening for the light and sound show.
Day 2 — Port Blair sightseeing. C
Orbyn's Cove Beach in the morning, Samudrika Marine Museum or Rajiv Gandhi Water Sports Complex in the afternoon — a good mix of low-key beach time and an indoor stop if it's hot.
Day 3 — Transfer to Havelock.
Ferry to Havelock Island, check in, and spend the evening relaxing at your resort or walking the beach near your hotel.
Day 4 — Havelock: Elephant Beach & Radhanagar Beach.
Morning at Elephant Beach for snorkelling, afternoon at Radhanagar Beach for swimming and the sunset.
Day 5 — Transfer to Neil Island.
Ferry to Neil Island, then an afternoon split between Bharatpur Beach and Laxmanpur Beach — Neil's pace is noticeably slower than Havelock's, which most families appreciate by day five.
Day 6 — Return to Port Blair and departure.
Ferry back to Port Blair, with time for last-minute shopping at Aberdeen Bazaar before your flight out.
For a longer 7-night / 8-day version of this Andaman and Nicobar Islands family tour package, Pickyourtrail typically extends Day 1–2 with a stop at Rangat or Diglipur on the way north, adding a day each at Long Island or Baratang for the limestone caves before following the same Havelock–Neil–Port Blair loop.
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Category |
Approximate Cost |
What to Expect |
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Flights |
₹40,000–₹80,000 |
Return economy flights for 4 people from major Indian cities. |
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Hotels |
₹20,000–₹50,000 |
Mid-range family hotels/resorts with breakfast. |
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Ferry Transfers |
₹8,000–₹15,000 |
Inter-island ferry travel between Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island. |
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Meals |
₹10,000–₹20,000 |
Lunch, dinner, snacks, and beverages for the family. |
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Activities |
₹5,000–₹25,000 |
Water sports, boat rides, sightseeing, and entry tickets. |
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Total |
₹80,000–₹1.8 lakh |
Comfortable 5N/6D family trip covering Port Blair, Havelock, and Neil Island. |
What actually moves this number: hotel category (a 4-star on Havelock costs noticeably more than the same star rating in Port Blair), how many islands you add, and whether you're travelling in peak season (October–March) when both flights and ferries cost more.
With a 4.6-star rating from over 8,250 travellers, Pickyourtrail’s Andaman packages helped thousands of families plan hassle-free holidays with reliable service and dedicated support.
"Our Andaman trip with Pickyourtrail was a great experience. The itinerary was well planned, with enough free time to relax and enjoy each destination without feeling rushed. The team was responsive throughout the trip and made the entire process hassle-free. Everything went smoothly, and we had an amazing vacation. Would definitely recommend them for planning an Andaman holiday.”
— Kuna Marx
From the historical landmarks of Port Blair and the pristine shores of Radhanagar Beach to the vibrant coral reefs of Elephant Beach and the peaceful landscapes of Neil Island, the Andaman Islands offer the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, nature, and family-friendly experiences. Whether you're planning a summer vacation, a festive getaway, or a multi-generational family holiday, our Andaman family tour packages are designed to suit different travel styles, budgets, and trip durations.
Every family travels differently. Whether you're travelling with toddlers, teenagers, parents, or grandparents, our destination specialists can create a personalised Andaman itinerary with us based on your travel dates, preferred hotels, activity level, and budget.
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Most Andaman family tour packages with flights include round-trip airfare, hotel accommodation, airport transfers, inter-island ferry tickets, sightseeing tours, and selected activities. Inclusions may vary depending on the package and travel dates.
The cost of an Andaman family package varies based on the travel season, departure city, hotel category, trip duration, and inclusions. Land-only family packages typically start from ₹12,909 per person for a 3N/4D itinerary, while a comfortable 5N/6D family trip for four people usually costs between ₹80,000 and ₹1.8 lakh, including flights, accommodation, ferry transfers, meals, and activities.
Yes, many travel companies offer Andaman family tour packages from Chennai. Direct flights from Chennai to Port Blair make it one of the most convenient departure cities for visiting the Andaman Islands.
Yes, Kolkata is one of the major gateways to the Andaman Islands, with regular direct flights to Port Blair. Family packages from Kolkata are available in different budgets and durations.
A 5 to 7-day itinerary covering Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island is usually ideal for a family of four. Such packages typically include accommodation, ferry transfers, sightseeing, and airport transfers.
Most family packages cover popular destinations such as Port Blair, Havelock Island, and Neil Island. Some extended itineraries may also include Baratang Island, Ross Island, and North Bay Island.
It is recommended to book your package at least 2–3 months in advance, especially if you plan to travel during the peak season between October and March. This helps secure better flight fares and accommodation options.