Then a honeymoon in Andaman would be the perfect thing for you.
Spending some days in this exotic island will redefine the pleasure of your honeymoon. The sparkling sandy white beaches and the rich marine life would create the perfect ambience for a much-desired private honeymoon.
Andaman would also give you every chance to indulge in fun filled activities, relax in each other’s arms and pamper your sweetheart.
Honeymoon Attractions in Andaman
The Islands and beaches
Andaman offers you a myriad of God-created attractions. You can see the underwater coral gardens at the Havelock Island, Neil Island or Jolly Buoy Island, or take a speed boat to see the limestone cave, mangroves, and Parrot Island near Baratang. You can also see the active mud volcano or experience the British colonial history in Ross Island.
Most of the places in Andaman are sparsely populated, you will only find tourists , here and there, scattered on the islands of the place, and hence, it is a guarantee of your peaceful and private time together with your partner, after all you would not be able to enjoy each other's company in a crowded and noisy place.
Mahatma Gandhi Marine National Park
Situated 29 k ms from the capital city Port Blair, in the south Andaman, this national park comprises clusters of smaller Islands and the exotic wildlife of Andamans. Besides dense mangroves and beautiful coral reefs, you would also be able to see an exotic marine life and avifauna in this park.
You also get the boat rides inside the park to Red Skin Island and have a romantic sailing experience with your partner. Since the place is not very crowded you will surely enjoy your time here.
Chatham Saw Mill
In the colonial times, one of India's largest Saw Mill was constructed in Andaman, now owned by government. The Mill is open for tourists and local people to come and observe the cutting, felling and curing of wood. Providing you a very unique experience on your honeymoon, check out this Mill for a purely rustic experience. Anthropological Museum
The unique museum of the Union Territory, shows a history and cultural ethnicity of the native tribes of the place, like Nicobarese, Onges, Shompens, Jarawas, Andamanese, Sentinels and you would also be able to see the tribal artifacts like their pottery, weapons, hut models, wooden boats and even olden photographs. A splendid historical era to be experienced in this museum, do not miss out to explore it with your partner.
Entry Formalities in Andaman
If you are an Indian, there is no need of any permit to visit this exotic island. However, if you want to visit the tribal areas, you need to take written permission from the Deputy Commissioner, Andaman District, Port Blair.
However, if you are a foreigner, there is need for a permit to stay in the islands. On you arrival at Port Blair you can get it easily from the Immigration authorities, valid for 30 days. You can also get the permit beforehand from Immigration authorities at airports or Foreigners Registration Offices at Kolkata, Delhi, Chennai and Mumbai.
