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About Havelock Island
Havelock
The island is named after a British General, Henry Havelock who served in India. The island's current population consists of mainly Bengali settlers. Many of these settlers have Bangladeshi origin as these people were given settlement by the Indian government after the 1971 war between India and Pakistan.
Kala Patthar Beach
It is one of the few places that the administration of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands union territory of India has permitted and encouraged development of tourism, with a focus on promoting eco-tourism. Havelock Island avoided much of the devastation by the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and its resulting tsunami, and there were no documented casualties. Beach No. 7 on the western coast, better known as "Radha Nagar" Beach, is one of the most popular beaches on Havelock and was named "Best Beach in Asia" by Time Magazine in 2004. Other notable beaches include Elephant Beach on the northwest coast and Vijaynagar Beach (No. 5), Beach No. 3 and Beach No. 1 on the east coast. Kalapathar is another famous beach for a pit stop. One can go snorkeling at Elephant Beach at Havelock Island. It is one of the most preferred snorkeling destinations after Jolly Bouy island in Port Blair. Havelock Island has become a destination for honeymooners. The island has a lot of resorts by the beach to cater to the tourist, one of the most famous being the Symphony Palms Beach Resort located at Govindnagar Beach, Sea Shell Resort and Munjoh Ocean resort.
Government Ferry
Operates all throughout the year
Makruzz - Does not operate from May to September
Coastal Cruise Does not operate from May to August
Express Bhagya - This is the most recent one. It is yet known whether it operates during all seasons.
Sea Walk Activities
Coastal Cruise Does not operate from May to August
Express Bhagya - This is the most recent one. It is yet known whether it operates during all seasons.
Sea Walk Activities
Gives you an experience of underwater sea walk. The activity is available at Elephant Beach, Havelock Island. It costs 4000 Rupees and around 1000 Rupees to reach Elephant Beach.
Scuba Diving
This is the most available activity in the Andaman Islands. Many Scuba Diving companies offer varied kinds of courses, with certified diving available for both PADI and SSI. For beginners, there are beginner's diving courses from 30–60 minutes underwater and for advanced divers there are certification courses. You may refer for all beginner and advanced diving courses and local prices in Havelock Island. Advanced SCUBA diving in Andaman Islands video showcases the underwater reef of Havelock Island as well as other activities and experiences.
Snorkeling Available at Elephant Beach
Fishing and trips to uninhabited islands - These are new trips that are becoming more popular in Havelock Island and Port Blair. You can either go on a fishing trip or can just go around the Virgin Islands. Boats and off-beat trips are provided by a few companies in Andaman Islands. Fishing/boat trips in Black Marlin around Havelock Trips preferred by Travelers This island is mostly visited for 2 nights and 3 days by people coming on short trips for 5 nights or 6 nights to the Andamans. However, some prefer to extend their trip to a week or more. For 2 nights and 3 days trip you can do the following:
Day 1 - Reach Havelock Island and visit Radhangar Beach SunsetDay 2 - Go for snorkeling trip to Elephant beach. At Elephant beach stationed Sea Walk boat is present, you may avail that activity as well. You can also change the trip to both Scuba Diving and Elephant beach trip.
Day 3 - You may go to Kalapathar beach or just spend the day at leisure. Note that you may have to check out your hotel and spend the day outside as the Return ferry from Havelock starts from 3:00 pm onward.
For people extending their trip for more number of days can mix and match the about mentioned tour suggestion to best fit your requirements. Long duration travelers can take certified Scuba diving courses. Fishing trips also takes place around Havelock Island. You may contact local travel agencies to help you with your trip planning.
Things to Know
Make sure you carry sunscreen lotion.
All water activities are subject to weather conditions
Sea walk is closed during Off Season
Scuba Diving is operational all throughout the year.
Elephant Beach snorkeling trips may be closed from June–August
More from Havelock Island
The five villages are Govinda Nagar, Bejoy Nagar, Shyam Nagar, Krishna Nagar and Radha Nagar.
Tourists should be aware, fatal crocodile attacks have occurred on the island. In 2010 an American tourist was taken while snorkeling. Later the crocodile was captured by the Andaman forest department and was sent to a zoo.
Make sure you carry sunscreen lotion.
All water activities are subject to weather conditions
Sea walk is closed during Off Season
Scuba Diving is operational all throughout the year.
Elephant Beach snorkeling trips may be closed from June–August
More from Havelock Island
The five villages are Govinda Nagar, Bejoy Nagar, Shyam Nagar, Krishna Nagar and Radha Nagar.
Tourists should be aware, fatal crocodile attacks have occurred on the island. In 2010 an American tourist was taken while snorkeling. Later the crocodile was captured by the Andaman forest department and was sent to a zoo.
Radhanagar Beach
Prominently known as Beach no.7 is one of Asia's main 5 shorelines. Radhanagar Beach in Havelock Island must be seen to be accepted. Without uncertainty the Radhanagar Beach is one of the best shorelines on the planet.The brilliant sands gleam in the delicate sun and the waves fall upon it in sprinkles of foamy turquoise. The sky is a splendid blue and, with the vista of a ceaseless stretch of thick, green coastline, the whole shoreline is an enjoyment. Radhanagar is similar to a tall tale scene enlivened. Unfathomably beautiful, perfectly surprising divulgence of nature's quality can be experienced here.
Wonderful peace has overwhelmed the spot. There's pin-drop hush for a minute, and there comes a wave, tenderly sprinkling in a wonderful accord, and there's finished quiet again till the following one. This sprinkle is the main thing you can hear on the shoreline. Elephant Beach On Elephant shoreline in Havelock Island, individuals can watch preparing of elephants and elephants swimming in ocean. Individuals can likewise investigate different enterprises exercises like scuba jumping, snorkeling and touring. Elephant Beach is one of those remarkable shorelines on Havelock Island which is untouched by tourism, and you can make a go at snorkeling and see everything from eels to ocean stallions.
