Top Honeymoon Places in Andaman Couples Shouldn’t Miss

 

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Of all the 572 islands in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Elephant Beach and Ross Island Island are the most beautiful islands and are also one of the best places to visit in the Andamans that no one should miss. These islands are inhabited and have resorts and hotels of every budget to cater to every priority and budget tourist. You can take a deep dive in search of marine life and coral to get out of your comfort zone. There are so many things to enjoy with the Andaman honeymoon packages.

1. Elephant Beach

The Beach of Elephants is famous for its bright coral reefs that one can find at a depth as far as one meter. It would be great to understand the truth, but it is one of the things that compels tourists to visit this place during their journey to the honeymoon in Andaman, and never loses its focus. Elephant Beach is famous for scuba diving in the Andamans and is one of the most active beach activities. In addition to scuba diving, there is a selection of water sports activities as well as snorkeling and seabed walking.

2. Jolly Buoy Island 

Located in a small corner of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, is Jolly Buoy Island, an uninhabited and environmentally safe island known for its clear waters and beautiful coral reefs in the Andamans for scumman diving and snorkeling. The island is surrounded by ancient beauty and the trip to Jolly Buoy makes the whole experience even more memorable in andaman honeymoon packages. The island is part of the Mahatma Gandhi National Marine Park, and offers plenty of opportunities to dive and explore amazing marine life.

3. Amkunj Beach 

The lonely beach, the clear water, and the calm sound of the waves make the perfect destination for the honeymoon in Andaman. The Amkunj coast is the quietest, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are the least crowded islands in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Amkunj Beach is also known as an eco-friendly beach in Rangat. Tourists can sit on wooden benches along the beach and watch the waves come and go in the rugged terrain. Sunshine and sunrise are the best times to see the beach. It is also famous for burning turtles.

4. Chidiya Tapu

Located around 28 km from Port Blair at the southernmost corner of South Andaman, Chidiya Tapu is a paradise for nature lovers, and one of the most famous things to do at Chidiya Tapu is Bird watching. The island is known throughout the country for hosting a wide variety of bird species, some endemic and endangered. Chidiya Tapu is also known as Sunset Point. This is definitely a place you should not miss if you are on Andaman honeymoon packages.

5. Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park

The national park is famous for its rich coral reefs, including  leptoseris, tubipora, gorgonians, porites, acropora, fungia, pocillopora, montipora and colorful schools of fish of all sizes and shapes. The marine life of this national park includes starfish, sharks, coral reefs, fish and turtles. Due to the absence of predatory fish near the coast and coral reefs, it is a safe place to go scuba diving for honeymoon in Andaman.

5 Places to Visit in Andaman for Honeymoon

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Andaman is a symbol of peaceful beauty, with white sandy beaches, blue-green waters and tropical forests. In the Andaman Islands, work is done at a maximum honeymoon location, not so different from any foreign land. 

There is no other place in India where you can compromise with the Andamans. Their honeymoon in Andaman is perfectly safe for the couple.

 As the people of Andaman promote travel and tourism, the Government of India has strict security policies.

Extremely romantic places to visit in the Andaman for honeymoon:

1. Havelock Island

Among the most beautiful beaches in Andaman, Swaraj or Havelock Island is famous for its white sandy beaches. It is also famous for its amazing rocks and wild elephants. 

Exotic beach resorts allow you complete privacy and plenty of adventure. Here are some easy and moderately difficult adventures that a couple of honeymooners can enjoy in Havelock. 

The sunsets and sunrises here are especially beautiful, making it one of the best destinations for honeymoon in Andaman. 

2. Neil Island

Completely deserted and uninhabited, Nile is a place for nature seekers. There are not many tourist spots, just a few ancient beaches, and a few romantic hotels and beach resorts, which are one of the best destinations for andaman Nicobar Honeymoon for peace lovers. 

Nile Island is home to its unique biodiversity and dense tropical forests and lush greenery complemented by white sand beaches and sloping cliffs. Currently known as Shaheed Dweep, it is a small island spread over an area of ​​13.7 square kilometers. 

3. Chidiya Tapu

Chidiya Tapu is a paradise for nature lovers, and one of the most famous things to do in Chidiya Tapu is bird watching. 

The island is known throughout the country for hosting a wide variety of bird species, some endemic and endangered. Chidiya Tapu is also known as Sunset Point. 

The sunsets and sunrises here are especially beautiful, which makes it one of the best destinations for the Andaman Nicobar Honeymoon.

4. North Bay Island

The North Bay is known for its breathtaking natural beauty, stunning coral reefs, close-up views of underwater marine life and of course the Andaman's signature white sand beaches.

 The coral reefs are the island's most valuable treasure and a special tourist attraction in andaman nicobar tour. Its proximity to Port Blair, its submerged coral reefs and snorkeling and plenty of sea-walking opportunities make the North Bay popular with tourists. 

You can see the various sea creatures around the island that inhabit these beaches.

5. Ross and Smith Island

Known as the twin islands of the North Andamans, Ross and Smith Islands are famous for the natural white sand bar that connects the two islands.

 This is the best place for andaman nicobar trip Near Diglipur, you can travel by  the Aerial Bay by road, get permits and arrange a boat trip to the islands. 

This place was, in earlier times, known as the capital of the British colony in the state. Still, the island is controlled by the Indian Navy, and has several churches and a small museum, Smritika, reminiscent of the British way of life.